You like your new 5.0? Mine is rusting!!!!

[Mark Preus]

You too. Another body shop moron who knows nothing about paint. God you guys are everywhere.

We know nothing. Just ask 89gt douche

[Dlachance]

:0 damn, it appears I've angered the body shop Gods. My apologies

[John -- '02 HAWK]

they will also tell you not to use dawn dishwasher detergent on paint.

And why is that?

[Shaggin Wagon]

And why is that?

Its too aggresive for the paint and it will strip any wax or paint protectant that you have put on.

[Cobraman]

Its too aggresive for the paint and it will strip any wax or paint protectant that you have put on.

horseshit. I use gojo to wash my cars!

[idrivea4banger]

So I've learned body shop guys dont know shit......

[Shaggin Wagon]

horseshit. I use gojo to wash my cars!

That's because you when you say "gojo", you mean "jizz "

[71chevellejohn]

So I've learned body shop guys dont know shit......

I learned that on a quiet night you can hear a new mustang rust.

[SVT Lurch]

Have you been to West Texas with the car?

[Redd]

I haven't had the rear window issue, knock on wood. I wonder if these are just first year issues and have been resolved. What really sucks is that I really like the truck, I just hope it doesnt fall apart.

To my knowledge, the rear window leak is the gasket around the third brake light goes flat and water leaks into the rear window area.

My rear window leak wasnt the third brake light. I went to town with a hose, then a cup of water, then the kiddos squirt guns. It was the passanger side area.


The older Ford trucks had the same rear gasket issue of sort. Guess Ford needs to stop making the rear glass assembly bolt in.

[Redd]

Have you been to West Texas with the car?

Was going to say looks like west texas dirt, my f250 I recently got came from the west. Had red dirt dust in all the nook and crannies

[Fern]

You read my mind.

lol, after looking it up.

[Baba Ganoush]

Well watyaknow, a ruststang.

[akfodysvn]

Its too aggresive for the paint and it will strip any wax or paint protectant that you have put on.

Which is what you do though for proper paint correction... Remove everything right? Then start working. Just asking because the guy saying to never use dish soap would be incorrect

[Baba Ganoush]

I've used ivory soap for years so I don't follow the "too abrasive" mumbo jumbo. Although I wax often. I have some shots of a nearly 20 year old factory paint job that has only been washed with ivory soap if y'all would like me to admit it as evidence.



I'm not a body shop guy, nor a detail guy, for the record. Although I have painted my own car, and maintained paint jobs for half of my life.