Well, we have an '89 cavalier Z-24 that I'm gonna be driving to school since my dad thinks the hoe will get messed up by other jealous people I don't really mind driving the cavalier since it will only be until I have enough money saved up for insurance and repairs since my parents wont buy me a celica till i have that money... Well we water(sprinklers) our yard with well water and it was getting all on the side of the car we couldn't move it b/c the engine was blown and axles were locked up. I was wondering what we could do to get the well water stains off?
thanks for your advice and opinion I don't mind people telling me what would be better to do. But, in this case I have only one option which is make it look a little better. I'm only going to be taking it to and from school and I will have the tahoe the rest of the time. I just wanna clean it up a bit before school starts
thanks for your advice and opinion I don't mind people telling me what would be better to do. But, in this case I have only one option which is make it look a little better. I'm only going to be taking it to and from school and I will have the tahoe the rest of the time. I just wanna clean it up a bit before school starts
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I don't really mind driving the cavalier since it will only be until I have enough money saved up for 
I don't mind people telling me what would be better to do. But, in this case I have only one option which is make it look a little better. I'm only going to be taking it to and from school and I will have the tahoe the rest of the time. I just wanna clean it up a bit before school starts
