Car Washing tech thread.
#11
I am strange when it comes to washing my truck.
Wool mit only, de-ionized water and only the best Adam's Polishes products. Wash from the top down, wheels last (with a different wash mit) Dry with a Microfiber towel, then a quick coat of wax. 2 hours when I do it. .....If I am Lazy, we have a car wash guy that comes to the office....he is actually pretty good as long as you micro manage him.
Wool mit only, de-ionized water and only the best Adam's Polishes products. Wash from the top down, wheels last (with a different wash mit) Dry with a Microfiber towel, then a quick coat of wax. 2 hours when I do it. .....If I am Lazy, we have a car wash guy that comes to the office....he is actually pretty good as long as you micro manage him.
#12
Originally Posted by BlownChevy
I am strange when it comes to washing my truck.
Wool mit only, de-ionized water and only the best Adam's Polishes products. Wash from the top down, wheels last (with a different wash mit) Dry with a Microfiber towel, then a quick coat of wax. 2 hours when I do it. .....If I am Lazy, we have a car wash guy that comes to the office....he is actually pretty good as long as you micro manage him.
Wool mit only, de-ionized water and only the best Adam's Polishes products. Wash from the top down, wheels last (with a different wash mit) Dry with a Microfiber towel, then a quick coat of wax. 2 hours when I do it. .....If I am Lazy, we have a car wash guy that comes to the office....he is actually pretty good as long as you micro manage him.
#13
Hmm I hear alot of guys dont like the Mr Clean Auto dry but that thing has worked the best for me. It never leaves any water spots at all. But then again I change the filter when it turns brown. Are you guys doing the same? I really like it but the only downfall is that it is a little expensive After about four washes I am out of product.
What I have found that when you wash your car you dont clean the whole thing at once. I always do it sections and then throughout always keep the truck wet. This method works great with the Mr clean. And then at the end spray the filtered water.
What I have found that when you wash your car you dont clean the whole thing at once. I always do it sections and then throughout always keep the truck wet. This method works great with the Mr clean. And then at the end spray the filtered water.
#14
#16
i use some kwickclean gold car wash. its the best ive ever used with a wool mit. do the truck wheels last then wipe it off with the blade then dry with chamois. the olds does not get washed. it has special paint on it so it doesnt get dirty
#17
hahahaha special paint.. thats a new one...
well top this.. mine has this super dooper turboed drying fans that pop out from underneath the truck and blow dry it... its in the development stages so THEY actually PAID ME to put it on the truck... ya its great
well top this.. mine has this super dooper turboed drying fans that pop out from underneath the truck and blow dry it... its in the development stages so THEY actually PAID ME to put it on the truck... ya its great
#18
i use meguiars nxt dimension car wash that stuff is the best.then i use meguirs cleaning wax twice a year and eagle one nano wax or meguiars tech wax. i wash one half of the car at a time and i rinse my wash mitt inside out often.
#19
No body uses a leaf blower to speed up the drying process?

I always use my compressor and hand held leaf blower to dry off the engine after I wash it.
It works well on wheels and mirros and nooks and crannies in the bumper /grille etc..
I like meguirs stuff along with there microfiber wash sponge.

I always use my compressor and hand held leaf blower to dry off the engine after I wash it.
It works well on wheels and mirros and nooks and crannies in the bumper /grille etc..
I like meguirs stuff along with there microfiber wash sponge.







