car wash
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you are right http://www.homemadesimple.com/mrcleanautodry/faq.shtml
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A Note to the Naysayers:
Mr. Clean AutoDry Carwash does not strip wax. Mr. Clean AutoDry doesn't leave behind a film, just a thin, temporary layer of the Dry Rinse Polymer molecules, which are replenished each time the car gets washed. These do not strip the wax, or harm the paint or clearcoat in any way. -
Damn, Ithink jim and I must have been on the same page at the same time....
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Jim wrote:
A Note to the Naysayers:
Mr. Clean AutoDry Carwash does not strip wax. Mr. Clean AutoDry doesn't leave behind a film, just a thin, temporary layer of the Dry Rinse Polymer molecules, which are replenished each time the car gets washed. These do not strip the wax, or harm the paint or clearcoat in any way.
While this seems to be true that it doesn't strip wax, there has been an apparent loss of slickness in wax after use. So it is beleived that it is strips some wax, but not all of it. -
goto thors on East 10 in Moorhead. Talk about a ghetto job, but atleast its free!
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pin wrote:
The pay wash places don't allow bucket washing because it deprives them of income. They want you to use their soap spray and brush even though it is known to damage the clear coat.
Yeah, there brush's are absolute crap. they are friggen hard plastic. Good for scrubin, but horrible for the paint. not to mention, the have rocks/shit in them all the time. The only brush I would use on a paint for washing would be a boar's hair brush.
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