White (Crust Like) Residue Around The Front Blinks (Picture Inside)
09-21-2008, 04:27 PM
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Tha Don
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White (Crust Like) Residue Around The Front Blinks (Picture Inside)
ok i dont know when this started happing but everything i wash my car it goes away then when it drys this comes back idk what it is
http://img258.imageshack.us/my.php?image=img00030gi2.jpg
if u see the lower part of the blinker
http://img258.imageshack.us/my.php?image=img00030gi2.jpgif u see the lower part of the blinker
09-21-2008, 05:42 PM
#5
try pulling the light and see if there is something up there that could be causing it. does it smell like anything? does it show up anywhere else? Do you wash it yourself at home or do you take it somewhere? if you take it somewhere, do you always use the same place when it happens?
Start narrowing things down, good luck
Start narrowing things down, good luck
09-21-2008, 06:14 PM
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Tha Don
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well i think it is hard water cause one day i just spray the front bumped with a water hose and it came up so yeah and when i go to places to wash i get a simple wash and dry is there any way to clean it up to stop it from comin back and how do i pop out the light
LOL im a NOOB
LOL im a NOOB
09-21-2008, 06:25 PM
#8
Well there was some guy who was arrested recently for having sex with a parked car...... Just throwing that out there 
It's easy. Get a flathead and a phillips screwdriwer. Pop out the light on the side first - pry in between the two lights, toward you. Once that one is out, you'll have access to the screw that holds in the larger light. Remove that screw and then you can pull the light out
It's easy. Get a flathead and a phillips screwdriwer. Pop out the light on the side first - pry in between the two lights, toward you. Once that one is out, you'll have access to the screw that holds in the larger light. Remove that screw and then you can pull the light out
Last edited by CRiME; 09-21-2008 at 07:05 PM.
09-22-2008, 05:11 AM
#13
Billy Mayes here ... Are you having trouble with hard water stains? Use CLR, it cleans and protects without harming your cars mouth. Cars drool from time to time (like when they see another sexy Maxima! or Z car!) and CLR will help you out! 
Of course, if you don't know who Billy Mayes is ... that may not be so funny, but if you do .... Ugh, that guy anoys the crap outta me! lol Really though ... try rubbing it off with a rag and some CLR and see if it helps. It could also be wax residue build up.
Of course, if you don't know who Billy Mayes is ... that may not be so funny, but if you do .... Ugh, that guy anoys the crap outta me! lol Really though ... try rubbing it off with a rag and some CLR and see if it helps. It could also be wax residue build up.
09-22-2008, 08:16 AM
#14
Your pic didn't come up use the hyper link, That's the green ball with the double flash in front of it....Good luck! copy the pic then ctrl V ok!
10-05-2008, 11:32 AM
#16
don't apply it in the sun and don't let it dry.
might take several applications but it'll come off.
don't use CLR or Limeway. Limeaway contains phosphoric acid. CLR contains gluconic and lactic acids. these acids will etch clearcoat, paint and will ruin clear automotive plastics.
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