How do YOU wash your tC???
06-29-2009, 09:03 PM
#24
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Originally Posted by scuds03
Originally Posted by mbaledge
Yes, silver is quite forgiving. NBM... not so much. Because I buy most of my products in bulk, it doesn't cost me much per wash. I'd guess less than five bucks. Time can be a factor though, I've got it down to a science now, and it takes me about an hour to an hour in a half. Again, the end result is pretty well worth it 
Something to always consider is that it's easier to clean a clean car than a dirty car. And a well protected (waxed or sealed) is going to clean super easy, too.
Something to always consider is that it's easier to clean a clean car than a dirty car. And a well protected (waxed or sealed) is going to clean super easy, too.
06-29-2009, 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted by kmx22
anyone have problems drying ur car with a towel? like not all the water is dried, but a little is left behind, then dries up and leaves like white dirt.
06-30-2009, 09:17 AM
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I use water, nothing else I would never use soap on my car.
I also clay bar the car with the meguires clay bar kit and detailer. after it's dry.
I use meguires wheel cleaner, spray on, leave on for a few minutes then rinse, then I wax them with nano wax ( helps with brake dust).
I dry with one of those rubber absorbant towels, and also dry the wheels fully. I hate when you drive off and water in the lug holes pour out.
I wash my car every 2 days not always clay bar unless it needs it.
check out the shine
I also clay bar the car with the meguires clay bar kit and detailer. after it's dry.
I use meguires wheel cleaner, spray on, leave on for a few minutes then rinse, then I wax them with nano wax ( helps with brake dust).
I dry with one of those rubber absorbant towels, and also dry the wheels fully. I hate when you drive off and water in the lug holes pour out.
I wash my car every 2 days not always clay bar unless it needs it.
check out the shine
06-30-2009, 10:19 AM
#28
Originally Posted by mbaledge
Originally Posted by kmx22
anyone have problems drying ur car with a towel? like not all the water is dried, but a little is left behind, then dries up and leaves like white dirt.
06-30-2009, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by scion_jon
I use water, nothing else I would never use soap on my car.
I also clay bar the car with the meguires clay bar kit and detailer. after it's dry.
I use meguires wheel cleaner, spray on, leave on for a few minutes then rinse, then I wax them with nano wax ( helps with brake dust).
I dry with one of those rubber absorbant towels, and also dry the wheels fully. I hate when you drive off and water in the lug holes pour out.
I wash my car every 2 days not always clay bar unless it needs it.
check out the shine
I also clay bar the car with the meguires clay bar kit and detailer. after it's dry.
I use meguires wheel cleaner, spray on, leave on for a few minutes then rinse, then I wax them with nano wax ( helps with brake dust).
I dry with one of those rubber absorbant towels, and also dry the wheels fully. I hate when you drive off and water in the lug holes pour out.
I wash my car every 2 days not always clay bar unless it needs it.
check out the shine
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