Hello,
Hundreds of miles away in a small island in the Caribbean, a volcano has been puffing for years. On rare ocassions, winds take volcanic ash all the way here and it has even shutdown the airport once before. This ash deposits on cars (and everything else) and it is quite nasty. Hosing it off doesn't help much. A friend of mine called me that he washed his car as usual and it is all scratched like if he used a fine grit sandpaper. I plan to wash mine with PLENTY of suds and work it very slowly but I'm worried.
Any advise on handling this?
Thanks,
Ismael
Hundreds of miles away in a small island in the Caribbean, a volcano has been puffing for years. On rare ocassions, winds take volcanic ash all the way here and it has even shutdown the airport once before. This ash deposits on cars (and everything else) and it is quite nasty. Hosing it off doesn't help much. A friend of mine called me that he washed his car as usual and it is all scratched like if he used a fine grit sandpaper. I plan to wash mine with PLENTY of suds and work it very slowly but I'm worried.
Any advise on handling this?
Thanks,
Ismael
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