What is the best way...

[RoyBoy]

To clean up my truck???

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[BamaSixGun]

maybe start with a steam cleaner/pressure washer and a bucket of soap?!

hello? have you never washed your truck before now RoyBoy?!

your killen me roy, your killen me.

 

[RoyBoy]

Hey, I just seen this new forum, I decided to try it out...

 

[atk]

To clean up my truck???

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wait till it rains....

 

[whatabudro]

Take it to a painter and have them put a layer of clear over what you have now. It's a nice looking brown to white fade.

 

[Wingdog]

Hey, first you gotta get it dirty. LOL

 

[hheynow]

Since I'm on well water that leaves mineral spots, I never wash my truck at home. BUT, if I know a big rain storm is coming I'll take a wet towel with dish soap and soap up the entire truck. Once the rain has passed it's totally clean, dry and spot free.

 

[BamaSixGun]

Hey, I just seen this new forum, I decided to try it out...

COOL, i didnt notice that before, thanks bill for adding it.

 

[bushpilot]

i would NEVER EVER use a pressure washer ot steam cleaner on any
paint...unless i was TRYING to strip it off the metal !
nothing beats elbow grease...soap and water...LOTS of water...
and rinse the sponge or wash mit OFTEN while youre washing.

 

[jd87]

You'd have to have a pretty crappy paint job (MAACO, perhaps) to strip paint off of a body with a pressure washer or a steam cleaner. We have a pressure washer here that we use all the time that has never peeled paint off of a vehicle, and I've never seen a car wash that didn't have a pressure washer. My dad's even steam-cleaned his truck pretty hard because he gets vegetable oil all over it, with no problems, except even that didn't get much of the oil off. I guess that free fuel has to have some kind of drawback