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19th March 2007, 11:05
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Waterless car wash?
Last edited by djrem; 19th March 2007 at 11:49.
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19th March 2007, 11:11
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Saxperience Post Whore
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You can do that with meguires detailing spray but wouldnt recomend it, you going to put so many swirls on your paint no matter how good they say it lubricates the dirt
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19th March 2007, 11:34
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please dont
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19th March 2007, 11:55
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Water all the way XD
Notice how he dint touch the really dirty lower part of the door pannel where the real dirt was.
Chris
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19th March 2007, 12:08
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argh it might look clean but i can just imagine the paint screaming underneath.
I mean if i get a fluffy towel and buff the car dry it will take off the dirt but will it really have done the car any good.
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19th March 2007, 12:14
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I saw this ages ago, will be swirl and scratch city after doing that. Just seems a lazy way of cleaning the car.
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19th March 2007, 12:19
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I bought a similar tin of this stuff, used it on my mums car, really made her pearlescent paint shine, wouldn't use it on my own car though. Two bucket method all the way.
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19th March 2007, 12:21
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!
That made me cringe, just watching it.
Do that on my car if you dare!
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19th March 2007, 13:15
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they're only for touching up anyway, like when you drive to a show and just want to take off the dirt that has just got on it whilst driving.
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19th March 2007, 13:28
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lol what a lazy way of washing your car
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19th March 2007, 14:28
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Its just a quick detailing spray, and probably a bad one at that.
Quick detailing spray as mentioned above is used say if you leave the car in the garage overnight and it gets a little dusty, to get the dust off, but care needs to be taken to avoid damage to the paintwork.
Quick detailing spray has many uses, clay bar lube, spritz over before using a waffle weave towel to minimise chance of swirls, spritz pads for a pc or rotary to stop the pads taking up loads of product (saves product and stops the pad getting clogged up quickly), plus many more.
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19th March 2007, 17:03
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scratch the paint to hell if there were stones
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