Washing the RSX
The Dreaded Brush...do you use it? I don't even consider those drive-through auto-whrilling-brush places, I'm talking about the broom-type brush that spits out suds or just a regular hand brush. I find that I either have to use some kind of brush to get it really clean or just soak, soap, rinse, and then do a really laborious wipedown to clear all the dirt off.
What's up?
What's up?
Opinions on the spray wax at those self-serve park places...? You know the type; there's like a knob with settings like rinse, soap, engine degrease, and wax. I'm guessing I'd have to completely dry the car before spraying it with the wax, which would be a problem because there isn't an auto dry place here. Thoughts?...
94civicEX likes those broom type brushes
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Just hand wash your car man. I sometimes take mine through an auto car wash that just sprays but doesn't use the brushes. That is only because I wash my car like 3 times a week. I wouldn't use the broom brushes though, they scratch up your paint. and spray wax sucks.
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Just hand wash your car man. I sometimes take mine through an auto car wash that just sprays but doesn't use the brushes. That is only because I wash my car like 3 times a week. I wouldn't use the broom brushes though, they scratch up your paint. and spray wax sucks.
Originally posted by blackandred
The Dreaded Brush...do you use it? I don't even consider those drive-through auto-whrilling-brush places, I'm talking about the broom-type brush that spits out suds or just a regular hand brush. I find that I either have to use some kind of brush to get it really clean or just soak, soap, rinse, and then do a really laborious wipedown to clear all the dirt off.
What's up?
The Dreaded Brush...do you use it? I don't even consider those drive-through auto-whrilling-brush places, I'm talking about the broom-type brush that spits out suds or just a regular hand brush. I find that I either have to use some kind of brush to get it really clean or just soak, soap, rinse, and then do a really laborious wipedown to clear all the dirt off.
What's up?
Unfortuanetly, here it's way too cold to wash my own car and I have to waste money at touchless car washes
Once a week through the automated car wash, year round. I don't feel like washing a car by hand. Whirling brush or whatever.
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Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming ...."WOW! What a ride!!!!!"
LUNCH with THEOLDMAN...On a break for now...
take a container holding warm water ( I have Poland spring water jug used on water coolers)....rinse your car at the car wash, take this water and mix it with soap in a bucket, use a sponge..rinse again...and dry it with WAX AS U DRY....done deal...shine that lasts....



h:, I don't know what you're talking about
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