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Originally Posted by BigRedChief
its tough to find one everywhere. Most people don't care if those big ass rollers scratch up their paint.
I use the touchless wash and then use a specialized product to finish the cleaning.
If you want to make sure you don't scratch your paint when cleaning it, almost everyone agrees that the two bucket wash system is the best way to wash your car.
It's labor intensive but you can pay someone to do it. I paid $50 but that was a full detail of the car, with using the two bucket system to clean the outside of the car.
l now do it all myself for reasons not concerning money or cost.
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Yeah I was afraid I would hear that. I guess I'll just have to hire some swinging dick to hand wash. Really difficult to do it this time of year. I'm really afraid to mess with those automatic car washes now that I have a nice car. I've seen and heard the horror stories.
I guess I can use the spray gun washes with quarters for extra time to wash off the salt for now until it gets warmer.
When I was at a charging my car the other day one of the guys there had some water less wash. Whenever he charges it, since he has a little time on his hands he just gets out this waterless car wash bottle he keeps in his car, some rags and would spot wash his car if that makes any sense. I hadn't ever heard of such a thing. I can't imagine that can be very effective if there is lots of dirt, salt and grime on your car.