i saw a commercial on this new product and was intrested to buy it when i paint muy car black.... have u guys heard anything bout this?

http://www.homemadesimple.com/sites/...roseries.shtml

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My mom likes it. But, well........yeah. She has a Jetta. Other than her, I haven't heard anything about it.

ask her if it really leaves the car spot-free without having to hand dry, im intrested in knowing

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she said 'yes'....no hand-drying after using it.
im a little more specific when it comes to cleaning my car, but I havent never used it so I cant give you a definite. Im a big fan of chamoises (i think thats how you spell it...hell i dunno...shammies...lol)

my brother also agrees that it works. isn't it a high pressure water/air system? I think you can get them at Target for $30???

yea im gunna buy it, saves going threw those hard brush carwashes [:'(], thanks citygrl

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ooo yeah don't do that....ur better off taking quarters and hitting the self spray car wash places.

hey.....................no problem....glad to help!

If it seems to good to be true, it probabaly is.

Unless you have distilled water running through your hose, the water will have all sorts of contaminants. When they sit on your car, they mark the paint over time (as well as the glass). If you look closely on a car that hasn't been garaged, you'll see small water droplet marks on the glass and paint if it hasn't been cared for properly.

Bottom line: If you want to clean your car the right way, do it the old fashioned way. Grab a mitt (or something of the likes), your favorite concentrated car wash, and get to it. Dry it with some microfiber towels or a chamios, and you'll be good. Wax every 6-8 weeks, with some spray wax once a week (after a wash) and you'll be golden!

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the mr.clean autocare comes with a filter in the hose in which u change aprox every 10 times, the filter gets rid of the contaminants

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