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Well considering that here in NYC its always some damn construction going on, I would say its more dusty than dirty. But since its a white colored vehicle it sure picks up dirt as well. Hmmm lets see, out of the month I would say twice to cleaning at a hand car wash. I never really noticed if they reuse the mitts and cleaning rags/cloths. But if memory serves me correctly I did see them use those soft broom type brushes, which upon reflection might not be a good idea on the cars finish.
![]() Summer time I wash it more than winter, In the begining I only did it by hand, took it to a regular car wash only 3 times and after someone suggested not to do that, I then looked around for hand car wash places. Plus with all the aftermarket plastic crap I have on the car (yes I know, rice city) I have no choice but to take it to a self hand car wash unless I do it myself. But I must say that with the helpful tips and hints this forum provides, especially yours, surely allows the newbie diy detailer (like myself) feel confident in doing the wash/shine themselves without having to worry about messing it up. One day I'll get the nerve to start using the power polishers and wax gadgets. (Funny I never waxed a car in my life, but in time I will). I'll stop now, I don't want to be accused of hijacking this thread. So there you go, you ask the question and I am one not to keep quiet. ![]() TS out
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I'll add just a few more words as well, so I'm not in it for hi-jacking either....
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But..Since your car is white..you won't see much of what harm they MAY be doing! Ts...try some Mother's or Meguiar's Instant/Quick Detailer and a couple of good M/F's. After you have had it washed, you could use this stuff in about 15 minutes or less on the "dusty days" and have a "just like it's been washed look and better". Save you some money as well! I touch up my car on all the days except the ones with rain! Told you...ANAL!!!!
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Re: How well does this electric waxer/polisher perform?
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![]() Damn it, I was afraid you will say that. Come to think of it, all the hand car wash places I've seen use them as well. I guess I am going to have to go back to hand washing it myself. Drat, there goes half a day on weekends. (if you see in the news a frozen man next to a frozen car, thats me).Okay back on topic... I was going over the link on detailing a few posts back and noticed that there is a better link with pictures. The before and after shots are really impressive. http://www.ocdetails.com/html/detailing_guide.html I love that engine and hood pics. Quite impressive. TS out
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TS,
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Yes..OC Details is a great firm (guy)! He does some excellent work! Always does a classy job! And yes..the pictures are very impressive! I have a few of my own you know...hint hint....lol
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Re: How well does this electric waxer/polisher perform?
Thanks TS and thanks again f1guy68.
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Re: How well does this electric waxer/polisher perform?
f1guy68,
I just have to say those before and after photos are awesome. Great job. |
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Re: Re: How well does this electric waxer/polisher perform?
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Appreciate the kind words! Rich
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I am actually going to print those up and plaster them on my garage wall with the captions..."I will get it like this, I will get it like this, I will get it like this." TS out
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f1guy68, Do you have any more pics on cardomain.com? |
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Re: How well does this electric waxer/polisher perform?
Hahahahahahaha
You guys wanna buy my program..you too can get rich like me.....lol
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