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Originally posted by MikeAR303
My method has been to carry a soft rag with me in the car and put it in between the handle of the fuel nozzle and the car. It's fine on some nozzles, but on others the handle will rest on your car and scratch the paint. I've also made a habit of using the same rag on the tip of the fuel nozzle when removing it to avoid letting excess fuel drip on the paint.
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You do have good
*FIRE* insurance on your car? Or did you fnot bother to mention the approved metal container with snap down lid to keep the rag in? Or do you keep it in the trunk near the nice warm engine?
Might I humbly suggest that you grab some of the paper towels out of the rack neext to the pump that holds the window squeege [sp?] and use them instead of the rag and then throw it away right there at the gas station?
I trust we've all seen those dreadful pics of Elise burned to the ground.