Car Washing in winter
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Car Washing in winter
I dunno about you guys but I have a Silver CL-S and I just take it to a Self Serve and literally just rinse it off and towel the tough spots gently and the car looks great--no soap needed..I also have a rubber squeejee for the car itself which works great in assisting the drying...eliminates a lot of water spots...(20 bucks at car parts 
) .I am going to order zaino soon--I would just need a relatively warm day to apply...Does anyone else do my rinse routine?
) .I am going to order zaino soon--I would just need a relatively warm day to apply...Does anyone else do my rinse routine?
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From: Northwest IN
I always hand wash...
Actually, another drying technique I sometimes use is a leaf blower.
Certainly reduces the risk of scratching the car during drying and really does save your hands during the bone chilling winter months.
Actually, another drying technique I sometimes use is a leaf blower.
Certainly reduces the risk of scratching the car during drying and really does save your hands during the bone chilling winter months.
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