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RE: wut u guys think about this product? - 4/1/2007 1:23:30 AM   
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exactly what ic892003 said has a filter works well i have used it before still have to do a lil hand dryin

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RE: wut u guys think about this product? - 4/1/2007 1:23:51 AM   
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I have a VERY hard time believing that it removes all of them.  

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RE: wut u guys think about this product? - 4/1/2007 1:25:47 AM   
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I hand wash my car.  If you know how to do it you dont need the auto dry.  I use a shammy.

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RE: wut u guys think about this product? - 4/1/2007 4:41:47 AM   
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They work okay.  No matter what you do, black cars should be washed out of the sun and the coolest temp of the day.  Don't let the soap or water dry on the car.  Don't rub on it at all.  Don't wipe of bird crap with a wet paper towel.  Keep wax on it every month and enjoy.

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RE: wut u guys think about this product? - 4/1/2007 6:54:15 AM   
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the reason i want ot get it is caue i suck with drying lol, since its auto dry i dont have 2 dry it

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RE: wut u guys think about this product? - 4/1/2007 11:46:04 AM   
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When I dry I use two microfiber towels, one get the bulk, up than the other gets the rest.  As they get to wet, I get a new one to do the second job every so often.

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RE: wut u guys think about this product? - 4/1/2007 12:33:32 PM   
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well whats the right way to wash bird poo off then???? mine is black and i just noticed that i have about 5 spots on there right now...and i wont be able to wash my car for a couple of days.

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RE: wut u guys think about this product? - 4/1/2007 1:03:56 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: n8te81

well whats the right way to wash bird poo off then???? mine is black and i just noticed that i have about 5 spots on there right now...and i wont be able to wash my car for a couple of days.


Just grab a wet rag and wipe it off... Spray it with a quick detailer if you want to.

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RE: wut u guys think about this product? - 4/10/2007 12:40:58 PM   
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ORIGINAL: bakertime

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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RE: wut u guys think about this product? - 4/10/2007 1:08:45 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: bakertime

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!









ok, so ur saying wash my car myself using chamios and spreead tjhe soap using a mitt, then wut do i use to wash it off?????? uhhhh maybe water from the hose........ so eitehr way im using hose water doesnt matter, whether i use the autodry im still using water from the hose, and i cant go threw the carwash with a black car, thats asking for problems

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