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Old 01-26-2011, 03:55 AM
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I have personally cleaned mine with a small sponge, soapy water, and a low pressure water hose. I then start the engine for a bit to dry some of the water then i wipe up the rest with a microfiber towel. Then i use back to black to dress it up and it looks great! I don't see anything in my particular car that could be damaged by moderate amounts of water.
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