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Dish Soap to Wash
Now before you guys go nuts, i know this is something we should not do but if we are wanting to remove all wax from our car to try new steps or a new wax, would this be a rare instance to wash the car with dish soap? Or does it not even matter that you have a different type of wax already on the car?
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Am i obsessed?? A car is the second biggest financial investment for most people, why not keep it looking better than new?
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Once in a while wont damage the car, other than the lack of lubrication possibly helping swirls form.
Its every 2 weeks for a couple years, and there is no grease in the hinges, dried out rubber, etc appearing.
If you want Meguiars answer, it would be the claying/cleaning steps will remove wax, no need to do it with a harsh soap.
There are some other companies that want everything removed with a stronger soap to ensure a clean surface.
As far as one wax interfering with another, again, Meguairs will say if the surface is free of debris, you can wax over another wax if you like. Other companies want a fresh surface for their wax.
So I guess the answer is 12.....2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue -
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lol ok thanks, you said everything i was thinking. I just wanted to make sure.Am i obsessed?? A car is the second biggest financial investment for most people, why not keep it looking better than new?Comment
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I would never use dish soap on the car. It is for dishes, not paint. There are other very suitable products to remove the wax.quality creates its own demandComment
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