Weather Wear & Tear

[koklead]

Hi guys,

I'm currently detailing my daily car (don't ask me why, perhaps its because I like it as a hobby and preps my skills when I can afford a weekender http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/ima...ons/icon10.gif)

I live near the equator where its only RAIN, RAIN, RAIN & shine everyday. No privilage to park indoors, so its subject to weather torture when i go to work.

My question is, what's the best way to clear off all the rainwater as I don't want the watermarks to stain. For Bird S*** & tree saps, I have my hand QD & cloth.

Thanks.

[Teak]

I would use QD and soft towels to wipe down your car after the rain, if you can not wash the car ofcourse.


Eric

[Jeff Smith]

Re: Weather Wear & Tear

Originally posted by koklead
Hi guys,

I'm currently detailing my daily car (don't ask me why, perhaps its because I like it as a hobby and preps my skills when I can afford a weekender http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/ima...ons/icon10.gif)

I live near the equator where its only RAIN, RAIN, RAIN & shine everyday. No privilage to park indoors, so its subject to weather torture when i go to work.

My question is, what's the best way to clear off all the rainwater as I don't want the watermarks to stain. For Bird S*** & tree saps, I have my hand QD & cloth.

Thanks.

Are you trying to get advice for wiping it down on a daily basis?

[koklead]

hi guys,

okay, probably 3 questions here:

1. How to settle the water as a result of the constant rain?

2. What to do with morning dew?

3. Do the cotton towels have to be microfibre so as to not scratch my car?

Thanks so much!