[Z06] Window Washing Trick....
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ok, we have shipped out over 400 in the last week to forum members (sold out right now but have more coming this week).
Let's sit back and see what the feedback is. I betcha, I just made 400 people believers in the Ultimate Cloth
Thanks,
Jim
Let's sit back and see what the feedback is. I betcha, I just made 400 people believers in the Ultimate Cloth
Thanks,
Jim
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Let me know,
Jim
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When you say "no good", what is it not doing?
Let me know....
Jim
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Received mine last week. I took home my ZO6 with no dealer prep so I had gunk to the max on the inside from price sticker and dealer GM pricing sticker, etc. The cloth cleaned off the the stuff with ease leaving no streaks.
The cloth works great. Just make sure it is wrung out. I washed the cloth to get rid of the glue and reused it with no problems.
The cloth works great. Just make sure it is wrung out. I washed the cloth to get rid of the glue and reused it with no problems.
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Jim, haven't been on this section of the site in a while. Just wanted to say that is a beautiful car!
Good for you!
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Guys, i was at harbor freight the other day and noticed they have these microfiber windshield cleaner cloths. They look a little different from the regular microfiber units..less fir. So if your having a hard time getting them and you have a harbor frieght near you, that might be an option. I think a 2 pack was 2 bucks......weather its the same quality as those offered i couldnt tell you.
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Guys, i was at harbor freight the other day and noticed they have these microfiber windshield cleaner cloths. They look a little different from the regular microfiber units..less fir. So if your having a hard time getting them and you have a harbor frieght near you, that might be an option. I think a 2 pack was 2 bucks......weather its the same quality as those offered i couldnt tell you.
See ya,
Jim
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i got to be honest i have had no luck with the rear window in the z. i just barely got the towel wet and then let it sit for 5 minutes rung out everything else and tried it. the window was a mess i dont get it. i ordered 6 of these i gave two of them to guys in my office i want to see what they say.may just be me
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Guys....just a quick update...We go really backordered on the Cloth's...We are caught up now, but some orders were about 2 weeks late. I do apologize and am certain we can keep up now.
Sorry about the delay shipping some orders out...
Thanks,
Jim Vose
Sorry about the delay shipping some orders out...
Thanks,
Jim Vose
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Hey Jim,
They seem to work pretty well.
However, what is the BEST method to clean them?
I used warm water and dish-washing detergent, let them soak for an hour or so, I still have black marks where I must have scuffed the weatherstripping.
Thanks,
Tommy
They seem to work pretty well.
However, what is the BEST method to clean them?
I used warm water and dish-washing detergent, let them soak for an hour or so, I still have black marks where I must have scuffed the weatherstripping.
Thanks,
Tommy