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BMW Serie 3 - Video tutorial
Model: BMW Serie 3
E92, E91, E90
- Years 2005-2013 Water stains form on the surface of our car after the car gets wet and does not dry right away, thus leaving a residue that looks like stains. Acid can be used, although it is best to wash the car first with soap and a soft cloth to remove all dirt on the surface. Without letting it dry, leaving the cold surface, the acid can then be wiped across the damp area, back and forth, until it covers the entire surface of the bodywork. This same procedure can also be used for car windows.
Posted on 23 July 2023 by ScegliAuto
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