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Old 07-17-2006, 04:07 AM
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Hey all,

Had my Fit for only 3 weeks now, and I've already waxed it twice. Yes, I know, obsessed.

I have noticed that the rear bumper is angled in such a way that water seems to collect and then leave spots. Also, it seems like the rear bumper has lots of static, as dirt is attracted there even 1 hour after a cleaning.

I have been using my California Car Duster regularly, but it is starting to seem like more of an annoyance. Is anyone else's rear bumper dirt prone?
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yeah, mine is rear dirt prone. so are every other car I have. and if you have one, use your air compressor when drying off your car. I do that on all my door, window and other seams.
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yeah, mine is rear dirt prone. so are every other car I have. and if you have one, use your air compressor when drying off your car. I do that on all my door, window and other seams.
Ah, good idea!
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