"b ps"

Well, washed my car, but didn't notice the letters anymore. I didn't want to take too much time to look for them, as it was really warm and the water was starting to spot up on my car.

Oh well...mystery continues...

 

waving hand in air

OK -- what do I win if I know exactly what you're all discussing. I'd tell you.... but what do I win!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?:bounce:

 

Based on the number of responses, apparently not much. Octavia hasn't recovered from DeanFL's post yet. . . . Do tell us . . .

 

When a dealership doesn't use an ammonia based window cleaner to take the GREASE PEN off the windows, you end up with whatever was scribbled on the window at the transport yard or port still showing for aeons... especially when it's foggy or muggy and the glass shows everything. The ports write things all over the windows, mostly for the truckers to have direction as to what cars are ready, what truck gets the cars.... and you have some detail/car cleaning guys who don't use the proper stuff to completely clean the windows. If you were to take some ammonia based cleaner or even glass wax and polish this area, it'd be gone!

 

Spoil sport. ound:




Good info

 

Sure, and you probably tell little kids about the 'real' Santa Claus too. :nono:


(Would be a good way to get back at a nasty customer - write something XXXX backwards on the windshield, wipe it off with non-ammonia stuff. Wait till the windshield fogs up and see his face). Shouldn't give you any ideas. :evil:

 

Oh dear. I hate to admit, been there and done that. (Years ago of course)... these days I'm pretty cool. I've gotten better about wanting to get even.

 

666 would be fun.

 

So, how did you get the SU off of your windshield?