I wish it would rain...

[SiriusRIMZ]

My city put up water restrictions, I was cited today for washing a car duing a detail. I'm now only allowed to wash cars at the swirl factories. So I'm planning on doing a QD on my Jeep, then #21 and closing down my mini-detailing buisness I suppose.

Anyone know how to deal with water restrictions? I'm out of a pastime/weekend job now...

[fuzzydd]

wash mat? do some research, some states wont care as long as it doesnt enter the storm drains, you can collect and dump it in your lawn i think, dont take my word for it though

[Top Down]

I wish it would stop raining here! It would rain 5 times a week since April. During May, I didn't see the sun for over two weeks, that's just depressing!!

[SiriusRIMZ]

Originally posted by fuzzydd
wash mat? do some research, some states wont care as long as it doesnt enter the storm drains, you can collect and dump it in your lawn i think, dont take my word for it though

Its not so much as a chemical concern, but as a water conservation. The lake my town (Plano) get its water from is 11 feet below the norm. There no watering of your lawn except by hand after sunset I think.

It does seem like a good idea to just fill up a large tank of water and keep it on hand...

[the other pc]

There are “no hose/no rinse” wash products on the market that only require a bucket of water and your mitt. I wouldn’t try to use one on a heavily crusted car though. I'd probably take a really crusted car to a coin-op to get the big chunks off first (spray only, don't ever use their brushes).

Meguiar’s doesn’t make this type of product. Try Googling for Protect All Quick & Easy Wash and/or Optimum (Chemicar) No Rinse Wash & Shine.


PC.