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My Winter Wash Regimen
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Re: My Winter Wash Regimen
Your idea of using your pressurized sprayer looks good.
I was very skeptical at first about using onr. But due to sme severe water restrictions this past year, I tried it. Now, I am a firm believer in the product. Great way to wash your vehicle.
Glad the sprayer worked for you.quality creates its own demand
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Originally posted by tguil View PostSuper Soap = Shampoo Plus ?
Tom
I gave you the link back in post #9.
Here it is again.
Meguiar's Super Soap
It's D112 Super Soap in the Detailer's Line.Charles
The Rainmaker
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Originally posted by J. A. Michaels View PostYour idea of using your pressurized sprayer looks good.
I was very skeptical at first about using onr. But due to sme severe water restrictions this past year, I tried it. Now, I am a firm believer in the product. Great way to wash your vehicle.
Glad the sprayer worked for you.
Those who use it, do you apply it outside or in the garage? I guess if you wash one panel at a time and wipe down, water on the garage floor would be minimized.
Definitely need to gives this product a try.
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Originally posted by sneakyfast View PostMan...I need to order some ONR on my next ADS order.
Those who use it, do you apply it outside or in the garage? I guess if you wash one panel at a time and wipe down, water on the garage floor would be minimized.
Definitely need to gives this product a try.
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Originally posted by sneakyfast View PostMan...I need to order some ONR on my next ADS order.
Those who use it, do you apply it outside or in the garage? I guess if you wash one panel at a time and wipe down, water on the garage floor would be minimized.
Definitely need to gives this product a try.
In the winter, the temperature is the biggest reason for needing to be inside, but.... Washing inside in the summer lets me do it at my convenience regardless of the weather.
I used to have to wash at 6 AM or after 7 PM to keep out of the sun at my house.
With rinseless washing, I can be in the shade anytime.
No worries about windy/dusty conditions or bird **** about the time you finish.
When I know nice weather is forecast, I sometimes even wash in the garage when it is raining. When the weather turns nice, the car is clean and ready to go.
As far as water on the floor, I doubt that I have much more than a cup or two after doing the body panels. Doing the wheels, tires, and wheel wells puts more water on the floor than doing all the rest of the car.
Something I am experimenting with is using a waterless wash product on the tires, wheels, wheel wells after doing the rest of the vehicle with a rinseless product. Seems to have some merit, but I have only tried it a few times and haven't decided how much I like doing it that way.
Not everyone will agree, but for me, waterless wash products work good on vehicles that aren't terribly dirty. One thing about waterless washing, you don't get any water on the floor.Charles
The Rainmaker
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