SuperchargedSS

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Try this stuff called CD2. I think you can get it at Autozone, thats where I think I got mine, cant remember. Amazon.com has it as well.

That stuff works amazing, leaves a nice *** gloss finish!

TG02Z71

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Hey man!!! That's mine!!! LOL.
It's actually pretty clean, as clean as i ever need it to be.

dirt track racer 81

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I want to know how my truck made this category. I was going to post that i gave up on tryin to keep it clean, it used to be an oilfield truck and never could get it clean. Plus the motor caught om fire and kinda turned the firewall black.

Phantom

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^^^would be one of the nicest bays on the site if it were clean

dirt track racer 81

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you gonna clean it..once it runs for 2 weeks straight and not break i might..you get my text?

FER79

I use armor all in plastics, it eventually wash...

vanillagorilla

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Guys with the "less than desirable engines", don't sweat it. You guys actually drive your trucks on a daily basis. It's hard to wipe everything down all the time with a diaper when you're wrenching on your DD.

2005 Silverado

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Just take 1 day a month, or two, or three, and detail the **** out of it. Then drive all over town and take pictures then you could use those pictures to make it seem like your truck is always clean!

Dustin

chevrolet all the way

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i went to sams and got some cheap tire foam that doesnt gloss just makes it look rediculously clean and spray everywhere then wipe it down to even it out. if i get a little grime i just bust out the brake cleaner and compressor
it looks a little different now with e fans and couple small things

gdev_

^^ I do the same. The *cheap* spray foam tire dressing on the plastic parts, with intermittent cleaning with Simple Green.

Living in West Texas, the tire dressing accumulates dirt rather quickly