askgeez
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I actually enjoy washing cars, always have since a kid. I am a right sucker for decent shampoo, clay bars, DA polisher etc
All the gear .... A little bit of an idea
Wanted to share what is possibly the best thing I have bought yet.
No point typing out all the science behind it, but encourage you to read this
http://www.raceglaze.co.uk/car-care...-filters/car-wash-water-filter-14-litre-tall/
I stupidly own two black cars...purgatory trying to wash at best of times
Let alone a summers day
1 Wash car as usual (2 bucket method ! :lol: )
2 Rinse off with hose
3 Rinse (sparingly) with filtered water
4 Walk away
NO touching with chamois , drying towels , nothing
:hand: if you're not touching it, you aren't rubbing paint.
I experimented by leaving water on car, and when I came back hours later.
It was basically dry and no water stains or rings
Proper filthy after Dinslaken trip
See how water has beaded on paint, it dried and left no marks at all :thumbs:
No product on that at all, no glaze or wax:
All the gear .... A little bit of an idea
Wanted to share what is possibly the best thing I have bought yet.
No point typing out all the science behind it, but encourage you to read this
http://www.raceglaze.co.uk/car-care...-filters/car-wash-water-filter-14-litre-tall/
I stupidly own two black cars...purgatory trying to wash at best of times
Let alone a summers day
1 Wash car as usual (2 bucket method ! :lol: )
2 Rinse off with hose
3 Rinse (sparingly) with filtered water
4 Walk away
NO touching with chamois , drying towels , nothing
:hand: if you're not touching it, you aren't rubbing paint.
I experimented by leaving water on car, and when I came back hours later.
It was basically dry and no water stains or rings
Proper filthy after Dinslaken trip
See how water has beaded on paint, it dried and left no marks at all :thumbs:
No product on that at all, no glaze or wax: