Winter Car Washing
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wash it at home http://www.detailedimage.com/Optimum...-P444/32oz-S1/
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wash it at home http://www.detailedimage.com/Optimum...-P444/32oz-S1/
Last edited by FJF; Dec 9, 2010 at 06:56 AM. Reason: typo
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i would suggest the touchless wash, does it also included underbay washing? if it does then i would definitly do that because you want to clean the salt off of the sides of the car and underneath but if you simply get a mitt and start washing it will marr the paint. I dont trust using ONR either just because to me it sounds bad to just soak the car and wipe the dirt against the paint to take it off.
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http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-det...ces-newbs.html
I dont trust using ONR either just because to me it sounds bad to just soak the car and wipe the dirt against the paint to take it off.
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This post is going to come in handy this winter for sure. My car has some winter salt on it now and was going to do a spray down in my garage with a high pressure water bottle.
Although if you bought your car at the dealer they will wash it for free. My dealer has a touchless and will probably be going there quit a bit this winter.
Although if you bought your car at the dealer they will wash it for free. My dealer has a touchless and will probably be going there quit a bit this winter.
Last edited by Wrex1977; Dec 9, 2010 at 08:01 AM.
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I've posted a link to (excellent) detailing tutorials many times over. Folks may want to take a few minutes to review the material:
http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-det...ces-newbs.html
http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-det...ces-newbs.html
Wow! Great resource. Thanks for posting that.
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wash it at home http://www.detailedimage.com/Optimum...-P444/32oz-S1/
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You are completely incorrect. Please familiarize yourself with the product before posing. It is a staple in every high-end detailer's arsenal. There are few products used as widely as ONR and it's that way for a reason. This being said, a product alone won't maintain a mar-free finish. This is why I link'd a series of tutorials just inches above, including some for ONR. Might be a good idea to learn something. You and your car will benefit from the process.
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You are completely incorrect. Please familiarize yourself with the product before posing. It is a staple in every high-end detailer's arsenal. There are few products used as widely as ONR and it's that way for a reason. This being said, a product alone won't maintain a mar-free finish. This is why I link'd a series of tutorials just inches above, including some for ONR. Might be a good idea to learn something. You and your car will benefit from the process.
please get a clue and actually know what you're talking about before you post . Go post that on a detailing forum like Autotopia or autogeek, etc. etc.