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I've been reading alot about how to properly wash your car without scratching the paint and although I would love in the future to do it junkman style, i'm not
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washing the car
I've been reading alot about how to properly wash your car without scratching the paint and although I would love in the future to do it junkman style, i'm not ready yet to spend 400-500$ to wash it. Would this be a decent way to wash?
1) rinse 2) using the 2 bucket system w/ grit guards and a adam's wash pads(1 for car, 1 for tires) soap/wash the car 3) use the pooling technique to get rid of excess water.. use cheap leaf blower to dry as much and finish up with a waffle drying tower 4) wax the car with adams buttery wax?(not sure which wax I should be looking at) what should I be using to clean tires/wheel well/detailing the plastic trim? cheers! |
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