Baer Brakes
#5
RE: Baer Brakes
ORIGINAL: ebr
Never waxed . Wash with dishsoap an water . Must be the sunlight , but if you like shinny look at my thread ck out the new parts now thats going to shine.
Never waxed . Wash with dishsoap an water . Must be the sunlight , but if you like shinny look at my thread ck out the new parts now thats going to shine.
#6
RE: Baer Brakes
ORIGINAL: ThumperMX113
I hope to god you're kidding. [:-]
ORIGINAL: ebr
Never waxed . Wash with dishsoap an water . Must be the sunlight , but if you like shinny look at my thread ck out the new parts now thats going to shine.
Never waxed . Wash with dishsoap an water . Must be the sunlight , but if you like shinny look at my thread ck out the new parts now thats going to shine.
I honestly don't know the answer but you have 14" rotors with stock calipers currently?
#7
RE: Baer Brakes
Yeah thats actually very bad, you want to stay away from dish soap because it cuts away all the wax on the vehicle which means your car has ZERO paint protecant on it. They make specially formulated car washing soaps that do not strip off the wax.
thats just what those special soaps for car manufactures want you think, when in reality dish soap is the ultimate car washing tool! (when i was young my parents used to have me wash their cars with dish soap.. i just go to regular car washes to do it now)
#8
RE: Baer Brakes
yes they are stock calipers now. and as far as the dishsoap that is all i use but since my 05 only has 25000 mi and has spent the last year in my garage or the shop then i couldnt tell ya about the efects of useing it.but my black truck is outside all the time and it does fine.