Mr. Clean Auto wash
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I used the dionized water rinse to do a final rinse but I didn't waste time with the soap part. Nothing a good 100% cottom mitt and a 5 gallon bucket of warm soapy water can't fix.
A friend of mine used the auto wash on his Jetta and said it did a pretty good job but he thinks it stripped off all of his wax.. Wax tends to make water bead up but this system makes water sheet away, thus leaving minimal water spots. Is there a wax that is compatable with this system?
One would think most car wash soaps/shampoos shouldn't strip the wax and I don't think this one does. After some research, I found this:
Funny, you should mention beading and sheeting as an indication of wax/no wax. You should read post #4 of this thread. The discussion is about durability and those two terms are mentioned. BTW, I've never used it, I usually hand wash my vehicles.
Mr. Clean AutoDry Soap
Car wash soap is for cars. Dishwashing soap is for dishes. That's why there is Mr. Clean AutoDry Soap. It cuts dirt and contains a Dry Rinse Polymer™ that sheets water off your car for fast drying and exceptional results.
Car wash soap is for cars. Dishwashing soap is for dishes. That's why there is Mr. Clean AutoDry Soap. It cuts dirt and contains a Dry Rinse Polymer™ that sheets water off your car for fast drying and exceptional results.
Wax can either bead or sheet water off. This system will want to sheet off water so there is less water spots like you mentioned. Another way to do this without using the Mr.Clean product is to use high amount of flowing water under low pressure. Just take the hose without an end and let the water flow out on its own to rinse the entire car. If a car has been waxed, it should sheet off early 90% of the water.
the mr clean soap definately gives you the impression that your wax is gone. I used a normal car wash soap after flushing out the mr clean stuff and while the drying process doesn't work quite as well, I still like it.
I was looking for a better/alternative to the mr clean car wash.
Has anyone used this product? http://crspotless.com/
Seems to get good reviews from some detailers on other forums. Think it works out to like 2 or $3 per wash.
Has anyone used this product? http://crspotless.com/
Seems to get good reviews from some detailers on other forums. Think it works out to like 2 or $3 per wash.
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I used to LOVE this system...until I went to wax the car. It leaves an oily reside that you only notice when you try to wax.
I suggest using it all the time, but switching to a normal soap before you wax your car. I stopped using the system all together
I was my car almost weekly so Ive got it down to washing and drying in less than 15 minutes.
I used to LOVE this system...until I went to wax the car. It leaves an oily reside that you only notice when you try to wax.
I suggest using it all the time, but switching to a normal soap before you wax your car. I stopped using the system all together
I was my car almost weekly so Ive got it down to washing and drying in less than 15 minutes.
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