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Originally Posted by kenchan Yah, but you still need to wash the car afterwards so try QD and clay first. White vinegar trick does work though. I'm not understanding your
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After washing it and drying, I tried some quick detail spray and that didn't help a whole lot - I mean it got them to diminish a bit, but not quite... |
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unless you're one of those british guys that smell like vinegar potato chips and dont mind it. 
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