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Old 05-18-2006, 06:24 AM
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Peanuts & Detailing

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Originally Posted by TaurusKing
Boiled peanuts, saltier then all getout??? Doesn't get much better..
Yeeeaaahhh man! Enough salt to make your lips wrinkle and your tounge crack. Seriously, have to watch my sodium/salt intake because I'm senior citizen and had a heart event one year ago, so for peanuts I use half as much salt as I use to. About half of them were great but the others only about half developed in the hull and appears they were harvested a mite early or maybe the farmer didn't use enough land plaster on them.

Shrod said: "The "uses" on the bottle of Mother's Back-To-Black states you can use it on plastic, vinyl, and rubber." Got some and used it yesterday and certainly not cheap but from what I see a darn good product and thanks much for the tip. Bottle says it can be used on textured finishes so might try some on a door panel in an obscure place because I don't want it to shiny.

OH! I have tan leather seats, any idea what to use on them? Saddle soap? I live in SC on the coast near Savannah, GA and summer time it does get some more hot. The big dash top on the Taurus will collect a lot of sun heat so I get a dash cover from these folks. Ordered from them a couple times and always got a decent product for the money, and fast service to. http://www.dashmats4less.com/dash_mats.html

Speaking of detailing, I read you shouldn't use anything on your tires with silicone in it because it stops up the pores in the rubber and won't let it breathe. Kind'a stumped me so if anyone can enlighten me I'd certainly appreciate it because tire black sure makes the car look good.

Last edited by Huney1; 05-19-2006 at 01:17 AM.
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