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[G-Whizzer]

Where's the Topless Happy Ending Car Wash option?

[GoofyG28]

Originally Posted by G-Whizzer

Where's the Topless Happy Ending Car Wash option?

^^^ HAHAHA. Or -- for you Washington State folks -- let Mother Nature p*ss your car clean with rain.

[JadeRaven]

I only wax about every other month, wash about every other week.

Picked wash & wax monthly.

Most people that I know don't wax their cars everytime they wash, though.

[aHomo4Eternity]

i havent washed it in two months now the interior i take very good care of

[maj83]

^lol really? I think I haven't vacuumed my carpet in a year!
I wash mine about every other week. Unfortunately, I have no time and patience to wax . I have someone that does it for me for $80.

[GoofyG28]

Originally Posted by maj83

^lol really? I think I haven't vacuumed my carpet in a year!
I wash mine about every other week. Unfortunately, I have no time and patience to wax . I have someone that does it for me for $80.

Drive your car up to the SF Peninsula and I'll Zaino your car for you for ... $70! Hahaha

[SPEEED]

Wash the car almost weekly, but definitely don't wax it that often - there is no reason.

[randman]

Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck

I usually wax my car once a winter in my parent's heated garage.

Nice!! I'd love to have a heated garage (and even better, not have to pay the bill to heat it)

[detracti]

There's a touchless drive-thru car wash nearby where I used to bring my Maxima. It's all water jets and compressed air.

I don't think it would hurt the paint, but I'm also hesitant to take this car there.

[bertmauricio]

Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck

I usually wax my car once a winter in my parent's heated garage. My garage isn't heated so I that's why I go there. I wash my car about once a week myself to get all the salt off. I use QEW and this is how I wash it.
http://autopia.org/forum/detailing-p...?highlight=qew

I started using QEW this winter and I LOVE it!!

I haven't tried the rinse-less process yet but I'm in a similar boat and bought some ONR. Ordered/bought a bunch of detailing stuff thanks to Autopia, knowing I was going to get the BO color. That site is addicting and overwhelming at the same time.

[GoofyG28]

It's way overdue for me to get new microfiber towels. Anyone have any recommendations? I want towels that don't have abrasive edges to them, and can absorb a lot of moisture.

[Garnet Canuck]

Originally Posted by detracti

There's a touchless drive-thru car wash nearby where I used to bring my Maxima. It's all water jets and compressed air.

I don't think it would hurt the paint, but I'm also hesitant to take this car there.

A touchless car wash won't hurt your paint, as in scratch it, but it will take off any wax/polish/sealant that you use alot quicker. They use some pretty strong detergents.

[Garnet Canuck]

Originally Posted by bertmauricio

I haven't tried the rinse-less process yet but I'm in a similar boat and bought some ONR. Ordered/bought a bunch of detailing stuff thanks to Autopia, knowing I was going to get the BO color. That site is addicting and overwhelming at the same time.

The QEW rinseless wash makes it a joke to keep your car clean during the winter. I love using it! ONR, from what I understand, is the same kind of stuff.

[Garnet Canuck]

Originally Posted by GoofyG28

It's way overdue for me to get new microfiber towels. Anyone have any recommendations? I want towels that don't have abrasive edges to them, and can absorb a lot of moisture.

Check here Goofy.

http://www.autopia-carcare.com/towels---chamois.html

[Zorak]

Just trying to see if we can get another round of participants on this poll.