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While I'm waiting for the October class at McGuires, before slathering various waxes and polishes on my car, I still, naturally, have to wash it.
Based on everything I've read on these forums it seems like the Gold Class car wash would meet my needs. However, I do have one concern.
I keep reading various reports in these threads, by GC wash users, that it makes their paint look "darker".
Now I'm sure there's nothing in it that's dying the paint, so to speak, but what I want to know is if there is something in its formulation that makes it have that effect optically?
My '02 Sienna is what Toyota calls Super White. And all of what I am doing here is to keep it looking that way. I have no desire for it to "appear" to be bone or off white.
Based on everything I've read on these forums it seems like the Gold Class car wash would meet my needs. However, I do have one concern.
I keep reading various reports in these threads, by GC wash users, that it makes their paint look "darker".
Now I'm sure there's nothing in it that's dying the paint, so to speak, but what I want to know is if there is something in its formulation that makes it have that effect optically?
My '02 Sienna is what Toyota calls Super White. And all of what I am doing here is to keep it looking that way. I have no desire for it to "appear" to be bone or off white.
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