Car Wash is prohibitied?? *#%$ home association
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Originally Posted by skfnxh
The ONR/QEW product sounds pretty good. I will go for it for sure.
(Thank you for the info. I didn't know such a thing (rinseless/waterless wash) exist. My life saver!!
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By the way, once you wash the car with ONR/QEW, can you still polish the paint without additional rinse of the car? (Such as IP, FF106 any kind of polish)
I plan to polish my wife's car. (I can see bunch of swirl mark.)
(Thank you for the info. I didn't know such a thing (rinseless/waterless wash) exist. My life saver!!
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By the way, once you wash the car with ONR/QEW, can you still polish the paint without additional rinse of the car? (Such as IP, FF106 any kind of polish)
I plan to polish my wife's car. (I can see bunch of swirl mark.)
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Is it a townhome or condo developement you live in? I live in a gated community, all single family homes, and we have nothing in our HOA rules about car washing. You're not permitted to "rebuild" a car in your driveway, but we don't have anything about the garage usage.
HOA's are a good thing in many instances ShanesG!
HOA's are a good thing in many instances ShanesG!
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Originally Posted by Jeff92se
Is there a limit to how dirty a car can be and still be able to use this method?
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Contact the board and find out what they mean by "no washing." If it means no full out, spraying down the neighborhood washing... fine. But they created that rule for a reason. Find out what it is and let us know, we'll try to find a way around it. Maybe get it to just "no washing except on saturdays" or something like that to at least allow you to CARE FOR YOUR CAR. I hate Neighborhood ****'s. Love true HOA's, but hate *****.
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Thanks.
Let me get this straight. From the article posted. He only uses the optimium no rinse cw and nothing else. And he's doing this in his garage.
Once he sprays the solution on the car, he puts the mf mit into the bucket and wrings it out. Washes the car as normal. Then once done, wipes the car dry as normal?
Sounds great and should actually save time by not having to rinse. I guess you have to make sure you don't do it in the sun or it will dry out?
Let me get this straight. From the article posted. He only uses the optimium no rinse cw and nothing else. And he's doing this in his garage.
Once he sprays the solution on the car, he puts the mf mit into the bucket and wrings it out. Washes the car as normal. Then once done, wipes the car dry as normal?
Sounds great and should actually save time by not having to rinse. I guess you have to make sure you don't do it in the sun or it will dry out?
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Originally Posted by Jeff92se
Thanks.
Let me get this straight. From the article posted. He only uses the optimium no rinse cw and nothing else. And he's doing this in his garage.
Once he sprays the solution on the car, he puts the mf mit into the bucket and wrings it out. Washes the car as normal. Then once done, wipes the car dry as normal?
Sounds great and should actually save time by not having to rinse. I guess you have to make sure you don't do it in the sun or it will dry out?
Let me get this straight. From the article posted. He only uses the optimium no rinse cw and nothing else. And he's doing this in his garage.
Once he sprays the solution on the car, he puts the mf mit into the bucket and wrings it out. Washes the car as normal. Then once done, wipes the car dry as normal?
Sounds great and should actually save time by not having to rinse. I guess you have to make sure you don't do it in the sun or it will dry out?
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Originally Posted by ibelonginprison
Contact the board and find out what they mean by "no washing." If it means no full out, spraying down the neighborhood washing... fine. But they created that rule for a reason. Find out what it is and let us know, we'll try to find a way around it. Maybe get it to just "no washing except on saturdays" or something like that to at least allow you to CARE FOR YOUR CAR. I hate Neighborhood ****'s. Love true HOA's, but hate *****.
According to the board, car wash is prohibited due to "water run off" issue.
Then, when it rains, how the rain will run off?
Do you think I can find a way around it?
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+1 on ONR. I was skeptical at first too, but you have to see it yourself. Maybe it's just in my head, but I think I got better results with ONR than the regular NXT wash. I've also used it in the sun and it works fine because you work on one panel at a time, drying it before you move on to the next panel.
Just like this:
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After go through several forums, I just ordered ONR & DP 4-in-1.
It seems these two products are fairly good, according to several people's opinion.
I don't know how the association will force about this stupid car wash policy.
I hope they can allow washing car at least one day of the week. Until then, I will stick with rinseless car wash.
Thanks everybody
. I got very valuable information.
It seems these two products are fairly good, according to several people's opinion.
I don't know how the association will force about this stupid car wash policy.
I hope they can allow washing car at least one day of the week. Until then, I will stick with rinseless car wash.
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