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Cottage Grove, Mn | Does anyone have a secret way to clean between the windshield and the mounting support short of removing it for cleaning? Better yet a way to seal the area to prevent water from running in between.
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SC, Bluffton | What are you getting in there beside water? |
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Cottage Grove, Mn | g1nomad - 2009-07-05 5:13 PM
What are you getting in there beside water?
Dust and water and when it dries it leaves water spots that look crappy. |
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Woodland Hills, CA | I have used compressed air, but now have a Master Blaster and use that, and it works fine. |
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Northeastern Penna. | I know what you mean with the water spots that could form there. I now just clean my Cee Bailey
windshield with a wet sponge trying not to let any water trickle down there.
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Cottage Grove, Mn | At home it's not problem I also have a Master Blaster but on trips I'm S.O.L I might try some black string chalk it can be trimmed to look pretty decent and should fill the gap. I know I'm just nit picking but it just looks ugly.
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