Re: [FWDLK] EXPERIENCE IN WATER BLASTING!!??

[Anthony Rinaldi <awrdoc@xxxxxxxxx>]

Before you run your 300 thru a car wash be forewarned that the last member who ran one thru left most of the side chrome behind. 

Jack the car up and use a power washer. 

Tony

On Sun Dec 27th, 2009 12:45 PM EST Paul Holmgren wrote:

>DOLORES ECKERSON wrote:
>> HELLO GROUP
>> 
>> The undercarriage of my newest acquisition has the most original,,,solid,,rust and dent free undercarriage I have ever seen.
>> The orig FACTORY UNDERCOAT and 2 very conscious previous owners have 'done her well'
>> 
>> MY PROBLEM--The undercoat is literally coated with dirt and crud that only a wire brush can remove.
>> A sponge and detergent do basically nothing!!!
>> With all of the hidden spaces,,,tight spaces etc etc,, a wire brush and wheel would take years!!
>> 
>> Has anyone ever used a water jet to remove such crud from an undercarriage?????????
>> 
>> ie: does it work?
>> Is it mild enough NOT to remove the undercoat??
>> 
>> I hate introducing water to anywhere on her belly BUT I do not see any other way,,,other than a body off resto.
>> 
>> ED ECKERSON
>> LI  NY
>
>There are some drive thru car washes that have jets positioned to do just that, clean underneath the car, have you explored one of those yet?
>
>
>-- Paul Holmgren
>Mine: 2 57 300-C's in Indy
>Hers: 05 PT GT R/T HO Stage 1
>Hoosier Corps L#6
>
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