best soap for black paint?
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alright guys i just bought a new black truck and was wondering what was the best soap to use on it? It might be our water that sucks or maybe the soap but i want to see what yall use for your black paint? i am currently using meguiars (sp?) soap and its leaving water spots or kind of look like soap spots but not sure. So i was wondering whats the best way to wash it and dry it so no spots are left? thanks
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Waterspots are usually caused by insufficient rinsing and hard water. In the case of hard water, be sure to dry your vehicle off so that they don't get a chance to appear. Re-wetting the spot and drying it immediately will take it off as well.
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Also, if you're washing and drying the car whole and are a bit slow, opt for doing sections at a time. It IS tedious to wash, dry, and repeat four or five times, but the time is well-spent when it comes to giving your car a quality wash.
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insufficent rinsing and poor drying technique, and probably some sort of hard water issue are your likely culprits, not the soap .. any decent car soap/shampoo will work fine. rinse well, dry quickly, never in the sun ..
smaller sections at a time will help, and if your water is really hard, look into getting a ater filter to use when you are washing/rinsing.
I would say save your money, don't waste it on the Mr Clean
smaller sections at a time will help, and if your water is really hard, look into getting a ater filter to use when you are washing/rinsing.
I would say save your money, don't waste it on the Mr Clean