blitz
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- 2019 Civic Type R
The two challenges I have had are:
1. Removing iron-fallout specs primarily on the side spoilers where water tends to build-up and stay for a while, and on the rear bumper lip. I simply use a clay-bar to remove the specs, but it still takes time.
2. Removing brake dust build-up from the wheels is a routine, but as long as you keep them clean every two weeks or so, future dust will be less likely to get caked onto the wheels. Stay away from harsh cleaners (“spray and walk away”) because those cleaners have very harsh chemicals that can damage your wheels and other components on the suspension linkages. A wheel woolie and a microfiber towel with your favorite car wash will safely remove any dust.
1. Removing iron-fallout specs primarily on the side spoilers where water tends to build-up and stay for a while, and on the rear bumper lip. I simply use a clay-bar to remove the specs, but it still takes time.
2. Removing brake dust build-up from the wheels is a routine, but as long as you keep them clean every two weeks or so, future dust will be less likely to get caked onto the wheels. Stay away from harsh cleaners (“spray and walk away”) because those cleaners have very harsh chemicals that can damage your wheels and other components on the suspension linkages. A wheel woolie and a microfiber towel with your favorite car wash will safely remove any dust.
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