No G.Q. here,,,
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Burning Brakes
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No G.Q. here,,,
without making my 95 pc a garage queen and wanting to keep it in nice condition and driving it some,,how do you keep the lower part of the car under the doors from getting totally burgered up??,, it only has 4800 miles on it now and in very nice shape,,thus my reason for keeping it that way,, and as mentioned above, not a garage queen,, ive only owned this car 2 weeks now,, later rj
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I personally do not like the look, but they do make front and rear mudflaps for the C4. I remember redeasysport ran them on his and said they helped a lot. Don't need them around here.
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Get yourself a good random-orbital buffer (a.k.a. Porter-Cable,) and it will do wonders (I bought myself one for Christmas and it removed all of the weird stuff that accumulates on the front end).
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St. Jude Donor '15
"In honor of jpee"
One other way might be X-pel or 3M's "clear bra" stuff.
With a 4800 mile car, no matter how carefully you drive, things will kick up.
YOu can wash, clean, use all kinds of bug/tar remover (3M Gen Adhes. cleaner works well for tar), wax, seal, etc., but it IS gonna look awful sooner or later.
Just do the best you can. Like ron2vette--what an uglee car he's got!