Easiest colors to keep clean
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Joined: Aug 2007
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From: IA
RE: Easiest colors to keep clean
black isn't good, white isn't very good either imo - for dust sure, but get some dirt specks on it or don't wax the car for a few years and it looks like crap. my MG gets cleaned good every saturday and dusted every day if it's not raining - it is hard to keep lookin good imo as well - the hood and roof always look good, but the sides look horrible most of the time
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Joined: Jun 2006
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From: Sterling Heights, MI
RE: Easiest colors to keep clean
Its so true that black is a PITA but I just can't resist having a black Mustang. My wife's white Intrepid has black hot patch splotches all over it from pothole repairs but other than that it always looks pretty good, even after a long time between washes.
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RE: Easiest colors to keep clean
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Thanks for the sympathy guys. haha
Black looks gorgeous right after it's cleaned and especially out of direct sunlight. My car has so many swirls, scuffs, scratches, etc. that when the sun is on it you can see everything. Sucks.
I have found that if I dust my car off and go for a drive it is literally caked in a layer of visible dust by the time I get back. I don't even have to drive it for more than an hour or so. Amazing!
Thanks for the sympathy guys. haha
Black looks gorgeous right after it's cleaned and especially out of direct sunlight. My car has so many swirls, scuffs, scratches, etc. that when the sun is on it you can see everything. Sucks.
I have found that if I dust my car off and go for a drive it is literally caked in a layer of visible dust by the time I get back. I don't even have to drive it for more than an hour or so. Amazing!
Out of direct sunlight my car looks gorgeous. But in direct sunlight you can see every scratch and every swirl mark.
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