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Thanks for the laugh. This guy's obsessed with Armor-All. Wants to make "whole inside shiny," even tire treads. 🤣
Few worse smells than a used car after "detailing" department has their way with them.
Few worse smells than a used car after "detailing" department has their way with them.
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Of course it's a joke. No way in hell any dealer would do that, even if you asked (and pay) for it. The spoof giveaway is putting a pressure washer on the interior, and washing the dash with soap. Lots of electronics would be ruined, and the interior would have to be stripped to be dried (like if flooded). Besides, the seats would take days to dry. And only a professional detailer would use an orbital machine... and mine still managed to screw up my brand new Porsche. No dealer would take on that liability. But still fun to watch
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