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i did graphene 7 year, which def made a difference on my civic, but could never justify the cost of ceramic. what i want more than anything is a driveway!Ceramic coat
Touchless carwash
I have one I go to every other week it seems like it does a decent job. No match for my handwash but it's freezing outside.When I practice "touchless" it just gets dirtier...
yeah i've also yet to find a touchless that does well. there's an ok one in Queens, but the issue isn't solved by just a lack of bristles, they use the same towels to dry multiple cars which then i think scratches the paint. alas, one day ill be able to wash my car in a drivewayWhen I practice "touchless" it just gets dirtier...
i have no idea but it seems like rain is always happening in 3 days. i won't hand wash unless i have 7 days clear...Ask Prodgirl...
How much rain you guys get?
Me = 13.3" Annual
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I like the bay type ones that has the machine moving back and forth. My car gets dirty because I drive up to the mountains a lot.yeah i've also yet to find a touchless that does well. there's an ok one in Queens, but the issue isn't solved by just a lack of bristles, they use the same towels to dry multiple cars which then i think scratches the paint. alas, one day ill be able to wash my car in a driveway
We get about 80” a year here!!! 😲Ask Prodgirl...
How much rain you guys get?
Me = 13.3" Annual
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Sounds good unless yo live in ND. Hard to hand wash when it is below freezingMy gosh, I'm odd man out here when it comes to washing my own vehicle at home!! For the price of a little soap, water, chamois and wax, I can do a much better job than any car wash place or detailer.
It's a great warmup to my old body to start the morning or end the day. I'm one of those guys who washes/waxes their vehicles when I know it's going to rain.
Water cost more than gold in Oregon where it rains 80 inches a year go figure! So I paid 10 bucks at the squirt and spray and let them pay the water bill, plus it’s recycled.My gosh, I'm odd man out here when it comes to washing my own vehicle at home!! For the price of a little soap, water, chamois and wax, I can do a much better job than any car wash place or detailer.
It's a great warmup to my old body to start the morning or end the day. I'm one of those guys who washes/waxes their vehicles when I know it's going to rain.
I cannot imagine living in a rust belt state and keeping a nice vehicle clean during the winter months. I personally would have a junk spare vehicle for the winter months.Sounds good unless yo live in ND. Hard to hand wash when it is below freezing. Unless you have a heated garage with floor drain (dang I don't1). So, membership carwash is an excellent idea for us Northerners if yo like a clean vehicle.
Water is cheap where I live in So Cal. And I enjoy doing my own cleaning, maintaining and wrenching on all my vehicles. It's extremely rare for me to use anything other than what I have at home.
I cannot imagine living in a rust belt state and keeping a nice vehicle clean during the winter months. I personally would have a junk spare vehicle for the winter months.