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Originally posted by Lt1Corvette
Very nice. I too am always hunting for it. I came home last weekend to my car's cover off and it exposed. Storing it at my dads house while I was away, he had decided to take it out and no recover it. Had a really bad sap blob that had dried on my hood. Citri-gel to the rescue. Little love and it came right off.
Was on my way back from a golf tournament last weekend in Corona, stopped at a garage sale and coincidently found 3/4 of a gallon for sale at a garage sale. $1. It got the front seat and the seatbelt for the ride home.
Same dilution I am using. Detailing a cl-65 a few weeks ago with some crazy wheels. Don't recall the brand, but I was taking no chances. Grabbed the citrigel.
Very nice. I too am always hunting for it. I came home last weekend to my car's cover off and it exposed. Storing it at my dads house while I was away, he had decided to take it out and no recover it. Had a really bad sap blob that had dried on my hood. Citri-gel to the rescue. Little love and it came right off.
Was on my way back from a golf tournament last weekend in Corona, stopped at a garage sale and coincidently found 3/4 of a gallon for sale at a garage sale. $1. It got the front seat and the seatbelt for the ride home.
Same dilution I am using. Detailing a cl-65 a few weeks ago with some crazy wheels. Don't recall the brand, but I was taking no chances. Grabbed the citrigel.
I agree with you on those wheels. There's a good chance that you could purchase a new small car for what those wheels cost to replace. When it comes to multi-peice wheels I always err to the side of caution.
On a side note, the 65 cars are simply awesome. I hope you get to drive and please, post some pictures. They truly are rare.
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