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Originally Posted by Dan Anderson
I also recently travelled through the Northern California Siskiyou's and got spray on the front of the unit from the snow melt that California uses. It left droplet stains on the rock guards, window shields and the upper part of the unit. Within a few days I tried to clean them off. Very difficult. Walbernize didn't work. Airplane Wax Wash didn't work. McGuires worked somewhat with a lot of effort.
Any ideas what liquid product California is using for snow and how do I remove it.
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Walbernize is the worse thing to use on the rock guards. Leaves a residue. I have used Aero Cosmetic Wash/Wax as well as WD 40. I would use WD 40 if you have tar or a film on them. That works decently. I then use the Aero Cosmetic Wash/Wax to give them a longer lasting shine. I don't think I would use WD 40 on the window shields. For that a bug and tar remover might work, but I would spray Aero Cosmetic Wash/Wax and let it sit awhile first. I also spray Aero Cosmetic and let it set awhile for the upper part of the unit. But you have to let it soak a bit. Not sure I would use WD 40 on the aluminum.