Advice for cleaning undercarriage....
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Three Wheelin'
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As a side note, I highly recommend Griot's Undercarriage spray. Works very well for detailing jobs - not really intended for heavy cleaning. Looks fantastic, though.
http://www.griotsgarage.com/product/...rrivals&page=1
Micah
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Micah
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I got a full steam clean for like 50 bucks, and it was worth every penny. However, I would advise against getting the engine steam cleaned. It messed up the finish on aluminum parts. Other than that it is amazing the difference. Its been almost 2 years since i had mine done, and the undercarriage is still beautiful.
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Yea I was woundering what the steam would do to the aluminum parts! My engine i clean anyways so I guess I will just have him do the undercarriage and wheel wells! And for that price of $60 in my case it is well worth it! LOL, my car is stuck with mud and all kinds of crap underneath, this guy is going to have a fun time with my car!