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Originally Posted by NandanRM
(Post 1236795)
Hi to all esp greenhorn
yes i, the missus and the kid do eat in the car sometimesstupid:
well i get your point but now what's to be done, any idea ?
Please all gurus your advice is required
Thanks in advance |
This is what I had done with my old 800.
Removed all the rubber mats in the car, sprayed Hit liberally in the car (avoid directly hitting the dash as it would leave marks on it). Also spray in the boot including under the spare tire as i noticed roaches there too and let the car cook in the sun for a couple of hours with all the glasses rolled up.
After that asked my cleaner to clean my car thoroughly and stopped keeping/eating any kind of food in my car.
Hope this helps.
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Originally Posted by romajoshi
(Post 1236702)
Hi, we were driving on a highway and some one spat out a chewing gum from a bus which fell on the door of my car, we removed most of it with by pulling it out using tissue paper, but there still are some gum marks on the car, can anyone please tell me this can be removed from the body of the car without damaging the paint? Thanks |
Try WD40. :)
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Originally Posted by f1fan
(Post 1236815)
This is what I had done with my old 800.
Removed all the rubber mats in the car, sprayed Hit liberally in the car (avoid directly hitting the dash as it would leave marks on it). Also spray in the boot including under the spare tire as i noticed roaches there too and let the car cook in the sun for a couple of hours with all the glasses rolled up.
After that asked my cleaner to clean my car thoroughly and stopped keeping/eating any kind of food in my car.
Hope this helps. |
Thats something I'd never spray in my car. Better to try some kinda repellant... maybe napthalene balls, something like Odopic, etc. Anyway, never had any pests in the car, ever. Not even a single over all these years. Anybody who does any activity remotely resembling eating or smoking in the car sees a fire breathing dragon bearing down on him... :D
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Originally Posted by romajoshi
(Post 1236702)
can anyone please tell me this can be removed from the body of the car without damaging the paint? Thanks |
This once happened to me on a long drive as well.. I saw this gum stuck onto the roof only after 3 days when I returned home and it had hardened. :Frustrati
Try using WD 40 soaked in a nice big cotton swab. Leave it over night and wash off in the morning with some warm soapy water and it will be good as new again!.
Cheers,
gpa
Hey thanks for that, but where can i buy WD 40 in Bangalore, especially around Bannerghatta Road? I tried searching this thread for WD 40 and the search result said “The search term you specified (WD) is under the minimum word length (3) and therefore will not be found. Please make this term longer.” Help.please:
Hi to all
Quote:
Originally Posted by f1fan
(Post 1236815)
This is what I had done with my old 800.
Removed all the rubber mats in the car, sprayed Hit liberally in the car (avoid directly hitting the dash as it would leave marks on it). Also spray in the boot including under the spare tire as i noticed roaches there too and let the car cook in the sun for a couple of hours with all the glasses rolled up.
After that asked my cleaner to clean my car thoroughly and stopped keeping/eating any kind of food in my car.
Hope this helps. |
f1fan
Thanks, this was what i was looking for but there is an opposite view from Raccoon about this as below, Well i better ask him what's the reason
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Originally Posted by Eddy
(Post 1236816)
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Thanks Eddy
That thread is long, let me check and i get back to you about anything coming out of it
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Originally Posted by Raccoon
(Post 1236947)
Try WD40. :)
Thats something I'd never spray in my car. Better to try some kinda repellant... maybe napthalene balls, something like Odopic, etc. Anyway, never had any pests in the car, ever. Not even a single over all these years. Anybody who does any activity remotely resembling eating or smoking in the car sees a fire breathing dragon bearing down on him... :D |
Hi Raccoon
Can you please clarify why not to spray. Any surety about the other suggestions working. Well i dont have a major infestation, but a couple of days back there were a couple of small cokroaches in the backseat and one near the dashboard
Thanks to all
^^^Well, it can react badly on the stuff that it is sprayed on! Its not anywhere close to inert, after all. Also, a car is a closed space - you dont wanna be breathing that stuff when you are inside. You could well be breathing those fumes for days!
I cannot guarantee that the other methods will work because, as I said, have never had a pest problem inside the car. But they are less harmful and worth trying out.
Stuff like napthalene balls/odonil/etc can be taken out and the car ventilated a bit before driving out...
Hi to all
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Originally Posted by Raccoon
(Post 1237484)
^^^Well, it can react badly on the stuff that it is sprayed on! Its not anywhere close to inert, after all. Also, a car is a closed space - you dont wanna be breathing that stuff when you are inside. You could well be breathing those fumes for days!
I cannot guarantee that the other methods will work because, as I said, have never had a pest problem inside the car. But they are less harmful and worth trying out.
Stuff like napthalene balls/odonil/etc can be taken out and the car ventilated a bit before driving out... |
Thanks for the clarification Raccoon, however i think i shall try the method as suggested by f1fan of going about it
Also Eddy the thread you suggested had nothing much on my problem just a few queries on the same lines as mine but a lot about rats some of them most hilarious :uncontrol and some very :Shockked: , i think you know what i mean if you have gone through it. Well i had a good time this afternoon going through it all!!!!
Anyways guys thanks
Bye for now
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Originally Posted by Raccoon
(Post 1236947)
Try WD40. :) |
Hi everyone, i searched everywhere for WD 40 but did not find it. The chewing gum on the car was really irritating me so finally i decided to try Mr Muscle kitchen cleaner on the car...i sparyed just a bit where the gum marks were and after 30 seconds i rubbed it off with a clean soft cloth and poured water over that area and the chewing gum marks were gone clap:
I dont know if this is the best thing to do, but it worked hence thought of sharing it with you guys.
Good, but just for info, WD40 can be obtained from good hardware stores :)
^^^It cant be that difficult to find. You get it in hardware shops, supermarkets, auto accessory shops, etc.
Mr. Muscle and other cleaners aren't the best idea. You never know how they might react with painted surfaces!
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Originally Posted by NandanRM
(Post 1235876)
Hi to all.
I have a problem with insects and cockroaches in my Indica. |
First get your car inspected and find from where do they enter. There must be some damage in your car. Get it fixed first.
After getting your car fixed, get your car properly vaccumed.
All the best! :)
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Originally Posted by Raccoon
(Post 1239136)
^^^It cant be that difficult to find. You get it in hardware shops, supermarkets, auto accessory shops, etc.
Mr. Muscle and other cleaners aren't the best idea. You never know how they might react with painted surfaces! |
agree: I intend to get the WD 40 ASAP, but i did not find it anywhere in the stored near my appartment, hence in desperation used Mr. Muscle.:)
Gentlemen, could anyone here suggest a good brand washer liquid for wipers. I use the wipers quiet regularly to clean the windshield and the resovouir keeps getting empty.
Do you have a Maruti? At the last service the MASS put some wiper fluid in the reservoir. It seem to be quite good! I was told that its marketed by Maruti.
Else you could try Waxpol's product. Not tried it myself though, so can't comment on it.
Haven't seen any other brand in shops.
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