For future reference, when you're cleaning your windows, do NOT accidentally grab your bottle of 303 instead of your glass cleaner (Invisible Glass, etc). Heh, I had a real fun time trying to get that stuff off my windshield. In fact, after scrubbing about 15 times, there's still a little left on there.
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Sorry to hear about that, must've been pretty :hairpull
I now keep products that could cause accidents in a different part of the shop. My rolling cart has a lot of different spray bottles hanging from it, but they're all QD/window cleaner/clay lube/etc. No huge problem if I somehow grab the wrong one. The "slimy stuff" is now kept on a shelf where I won't mistake it for something else.
I now keep products that could cause accidents in a different part of the shop. My rolling cart has a lot of different spray bottles hanging from it, but they're all QD/window cleaner/clay lube/etc. No huge problem if I somehow grab the wrong one. The "slimy stuff" is now kept on a shelf where I won't mistake it for something else.
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04E320 said:
Yikes! Shouldn't cause any damage as many wheels are painted/cleared anyhow (as long as you rinsed it off thoroughly). Similar to my keeping the slimy stuff at bay, I keep my wheel cleaner and EFHI-type stuff hooked on my wheel/tire bucket
