waterless car wash
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waterless car wash Any one ever hear of "Dri Wash n'Guard" waterless car wash? I heard (from a retailer) that you'll never need to wash your car again, just wipe it clean. He also said that wax is no good for the car's paint cause it doesn't let the paint breath??
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From: Holland Twp/Milford, New Jersey
Originally Posted by 2001TransAm
He also said that wax is no good for the car's paint cause it doesn't let the paint breath??
Originally Posted by 2001TransAm
Any one ever hear of "Dri Wash n'Guard" waterless car wash? I heard (from a retailer) that you'll never need to wash your car again, just wipe it clean. He also said that wax is no good for the car's paint cause it doesn't let the paint breath??
there are a few dry washes out htere that can serve a useful purpose ..
but the comments about never washing the car again, and not to use wax are just verbal ways of that guy tatooing I'm stupid on his forehead.
but the comments about never washing the car again, and not to use wax are just verbal ways of that guy tatooing I'm stupid on his forehead.
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Originally Posted by sdm1234
well if paint had lungs then i guess that would be a problem...
Letting your paint "breathe" is a bad thing, all the crap in the air etc just destroys paint. Theres a reason almost every neglected older car you see has serious clear coat / oxidation issues.
The closest thing I've ever used is a rinseless car wash (Optimum No Rinse and Quick and Easy Wash)...been using them for a few years now, and really enjoy them as well as the results. Never been brave enough to try a fully waterless car washing technique...
how does that work
and i wonder if that guys wife walked into and auto parts store grabbed the tire guages by the hand full then questioned if they were the right size (because shes a crackehad)
and i wonder if that guys wife walked into and auto parts store grabbed the tire guages by the hand full then questioned if they were the right size (because shes a crackehad)
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Thanks for the replys. Yeah, I didn't really know to make of his wax comment either. But what he said is that his product is a type of polymer that coats the paint, provides UV protection, repels dust, and totally protects the paint. Sounded a little too good to be true.
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From: Holland Twp/Milford, New Jersey
Originally Posted by 2001TransAm
Thanks for the replys. Yeah, I didn't really know to make of his wax comment either. But what he said is that his product is a type of polymer that coats the paint, provides UV protection, repels dust, and totally protects the paint. Sounded a little too good to be true.
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