Got a new matte Hyundai and I got a stubborn water spot that won't seem to come off. I tried Dr Beasley Matte Paint cleanser but it still seems to remain. This spot pools water unfortunately so it's stubborn to keep dry. Any ideas of this can come out? I know not to rub hard.
I usually turn on my sprinkler system and get it all going, but this year the back flow tester valves seem to be dripping at the end of the valve after a couple of hours after turning it on (see video). I made sure the valve was closed and wonder if it's just a failing valve. I don't see any drips where you would screw the valve onto the backflow hence the idea, though I'm definitely no expert.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Hey all,
Just a quick question. I got a Hyundai Palisade with a matte finish, and I wanted to use a 2200 PSI Ryobi Power washer on it. I have the Ryobi dial nozzle that goes has multiple degrees including 40 but worry about the PSI not lowering enough to not hurt the paint. I did see Ryobi makes now a specific power washer aimed at cars but wondered if that would be silly to purchase that just to lower the PSI. I believe the nozzles also lower the PSI making it safer, but I wanted to reach out to see if anyone knew on here.
Any help is greatly appreciated.