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10-24-2007, 10:51 AM

apetrov1x5 apetrov1x5 is offline

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Turtle wax usage

hi, everybody!

even thouth i am not new to X5world, i never read the detaing forum so far.
but i came across good topics on engine compartment cleaning, leather seats care and i must say that this forum is great!

i have some Turtle Wax (is it any good or should i throw it away?) at home, the car is 3 years old. how exactly should i apply it to the car. i have heard that some stains may remain on plastic. also i am afraid that rubbing the laque of the car with anything (even wax) is not so good for car.

is there a diy guide here for waxing?

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