Mr. Clean Autodry - Does it really work?
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Mr. Clean Autodry - Does it really work? Just saw a commercial for it on TV and was wondering if it really worked. If so, sure would save me a lot of time with my big truck. 2 hours for a basic wash/dry for my truck.
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I have a black car and yea it works well, but i still recomend either going over your car with a chamois or letting it sit indoors, because a wet car will still attract dirt and stuff like that!
Better yet take it down 45 @ 120
Better yet take it down 45 @ 120
I used to use it on my dually. But then again it was a 4-door that had 9" of lift and 35s. Focker was big..and loooooong. I mainly used it to rinse and keep it from spotting. It worked pretty good actually. The old way took forever and a day to wash/dry.
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Originally Posted by LS69TA
I used to use it on my dually. But then again it was a 4-door that had 9" of lift and 35s. Focker was big..and loooooong. I mainly used it to rinse and keep it from spotting. It worked pretty good actually. The old way took forever and a day to wash/dry.
Hey man when its that high up, What the hell are water spots!! lol
Dry what you can reach and fo get about it!!!
Originally Posted by Complicated
Hey man when its that high up, What the hell are water spots!! lol
Dry what you can reach and fo get about it!!!
Dry what you can reach and fo get about it!!!
True..18wheelers couldn't even see the top, but I try to halfway take care of my stuff. It was black too..so of course it showed every bit of dirt. 
It DOES work, but you have to use their soap and make sure you touch every part of the vehicle with it. I don't recommend it because the soap isn't that great. If anything, just use a high concentrate car wash soap and wash normally then take a 210mph leaf blower and hit it with that. Then come back with a waffle weave and make sure it's spotless. 20 mins or so. 
Works like a champ! Soap is great too. I don't know why no one likes the soap. I am a clean freak when it comes to my car and swear by this system.
Quick and easy to use and will dry spotless every time. One trick I learned is do not use the same sponge to wash the paint and rims, use 2 different sponges. For some reason the sponge I use to clean the rims does not suds up as much as the one I use on the paint. Brake dust may have something to do with it, I don't know.
Quick and easy to use and will dry spotless every time. One trick I learned is do not use the same sponge to wash the paint and rims, use 2 different sponges. For some reason the sponge I use to clean the rims does not suds up as much as the one I use on the paint. Brake dust may have something to do with it, I don't know.
Originally Posted by Chad02SS
Works like a champ! Soap is great too. I don't know why no one likes the soap. I am a clean freak when it comes to my car and swear by this system.
Quick and easy to use and will dry spotless every time. One trick I learned is do not use the same sponge to wash the paint and rims, use 2 different sponges. For some reason the sponge I use to clean the rims does not suds up as much as the one I use on the paint. Brake dust may have something to do with it, I don't know.
Quick and easy to use and will dry spotless every time. One trick I learned is do not use the same sponge to wash the paint and rims, use 2 different sponges. For some reason the sponge I use to clean the rims does not suds up as much as the one I use on the paint. Brake dust may have something to do with it, I don't know.
