Clean and blow dry my car! Done in 20 minutes. [emoji23]
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Clean and blow dry my car! Done in 20 minutes. [emoji23]
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Wait did you wash your car in 20 minutes??Quote:
Originally Posted by Rovert
Yeah. Running water and a wash mitt. I rarely use soap unless the car is really really dirty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Newjack
I've never tried washing a car without soap before. I guess you don't need it if you keep up with it. Wheels take me forever though...Quote:
Originally Posted by Rovert
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It’s because he has ceramic coating. I have it (needs reapplying in spring) but I would still never wash a car with a mitt/sponge if there wasn’t soap in the water—bad habit imo. Don’t @ me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Newjack
Yeah. Never had a problem. Dirt is always just being pushed away with falling water. But maybe the Canadian dirt is better. [emoji23] wheels take me 30 seconds a corner. I have a wheel brush with long bristles. It gets the face, the inside spokes, and spoke ends easily! Again I just use running water and it’s clean. I just do it when I start seeing a different layer on the wheel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Newjack
I would never try that with a black car. One wrong move, and it's game over.
Yeah, I would never wash a car without soap... you want as much lubrication between the wash mitt and the paint as possible to prevent scratching. It gliding easily doesn't mean it isn't scratching! Just be careful my friend - Estoril is too nice of a color to scratch! :)
I also get strange looks from my neighbors when I'm blow drying my carQuote:
Originally Posted by Rovert
but ya know
fuck em
I dried the M2 like that the other day because I was in a hurry