Spray and Play...?
10-12-2005, 09:58 AM
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Spray and Play...? Does anybody take their car to the local pay and spray place? I have heard that the brushes leave fine scratches in the paint. Who thinks this is true and who thinks its BS?
10-12-2005, 10:14 AM
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well my dad owns one so thats all i use, however i have always thought the brushes might scratch so i try to clean it super good before using it on the really hard stuff, but it should be alright if you spray it down before using the brush
10-12-2005, 10:48 AM
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Never did trust the brushes after seeing someone clean off a muddy 4x4. Frame and fender wells.
I do, but I take a bucket and wash mit, to hand wash and spray rinse, and the use rest of the goodies.
So people don't get pissed, I will keep the meter running-water flowing, or go at the non busy hours.
I do, but I take a bucket and wash mit, to hand wash and spray rinse, and the use rest of the goodies.
So people don't get pissed, I will keep the meter running-water flowing, or go at the non busy hours.
10-12-2005, 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by 618HAWK
I do, but I take a bucket and wash mit, to hand wash and spray rinse, and the use rest of the goodies.
So people don't get pissed, I will keep the meter running-water flowing, or go at the non busy hours.
So people don't get pissed, I will keep the meter running-water flowing, or go at the non busy hours.
good ideas
, if you have to use it bring your own mitt and soap etc 
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10-12-2005, 02:00 PM
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I always do as mentioned above. I spray the car down with soap mode, then bust out the brush and my bucket and hand wash the presoaked car then rinse with the spray gun and spot free. Followed by a spin around the block and maybe a waterblade followed by quick detail to bust out the small stuff. I do this about once a week or maybe two if i've been really busy.
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10-12-2005, 03:11 PM
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If I get caught out in the rain, or if my car is just somehow dirty, and I dont have time to clean it up good before tucking it under the car cover, I'll use the spray soap and spray rinse cycles. I never use the brush on any car I care about.
Ideally, I try to hand wash at home any chance I get. Even the soap is strong for your paint in regards to stripping off waxes. I just hope the Zaino holds up to it (I think it does by the way water beads on it).
Ideally, I try to hand wash at home any chance I get. Even the soap is strong for your paint in regards to stripping off waxes. I just hope the Zaino holds up to it (I think it does by the way water beads on it).
