[Raz]

I have just ordered my Burnt Pumpkin Caliber (I think it's cooler to say then just Orange... lol) and while I was driving around in a Yellow Caliber (just for gits 'n shiggles) I was playing around with buttons - wOOt! What fun! I was kinda annoyed when I couldn't find the ejector seat, oil slick, missile launchers or the rim spikes, but I did notice that when I used the rear window washer fluid, once it was wiped off the window, it gathered on the lip just below it - right on the paint. Is this going to be an ongoing issue? Will it damage the paint in anyway? Should I egg and toilet paper the local dealership?

 

[Silverfox]

No, it won't damage the paint. Just hit it with a hose and rag and you'll be good to go.

 

[Raz]

No, it won't damage the paint. Just hit it with a hose and rag and you'll be good to go.

LMAO - I just pictured my wife taking the hose and hitting the Caliber using her best Indiana Jones impersonation! "But dear, that's not how you use a hose..."


It's okay... I'll take my medication now...

 

[caliber4whoosh]

You do that dude.

 

[Silverfox]

I must remember that slang isn't for everyone.

 

[boostdog]

actually the amonia (sp) in the fluid will eventully make the paint oxidize. i personally only use just plain old water when it's warm enough..then if you mix a little rubbing acl. in with the water when it's cold. it will not freeze.