I decided to clean my mom's white 1996 Dodge Grand Caravan today since I am home for the summer [img]smile.gif[/img] Man, the van was one tough job. I think its last wash/wax was the last time I did it for her... a year ago :rolleyes:
I ran into two major problems:
1) the tinted windows in the back have some NASTY waterspots, at least that's what I think they are. I searched the forum and it sounds like vinegar + water is the common solution. I will try this tomorrow, but in the mean time I'd like to know what else will help this problem.
2) the grill on the caravan is so dirty that it's a different shade of white (or dirty yellowish white) than the rest of the car. It looks really bad since I've cleaned up the hood so much [img]smile.gif[/img] The grill itself seems to be a piece of plastic that kinda extends horizontally until it wraps halfway around the headlights. I wish I have a digital camera, pictures would show how bad it looks. Is there anything I can do to clean this up?
I ran into two major problems:
1) the tinted windows in the back have some NASTY waterspots, at least that's what I think they are. I searched the forum and it sounds like vinegar + water is the common solution. I will try this tomorrow, but in the mean time I'd like to know what else will help this problem.
2) the grill on the caravan is so dirty that it's a different shade of white (or dirty yellowish white) than the rest of the car. It looks really bad since I've cleaned up the hood so much [img]smile.gif[/img] The grill itself seems to be a piece of plastic that kinda extends horizontally until it wraps halfway around the headlights. I wish I have a digital camera, pictures would show how bad it looks. Is there anything I can do to clean this up?
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