Maybe I'm nuts but I take all my cars through the touch cars wash here multiple times a week if needed and don't notice a thing other than a freshly washed car. The winters here in Utah are full of salt and road grime that work their way into every crevasse. I then sell the cars (no one has ever asked if I used a touch car wash) and buy new ones and take those through the touch car wash again and again. So many other things to be stressed about.
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Touchless Car wash. Should I do it?
- Thread starter Kingrat1
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For everyone who has a cold winter climate and doesn't want to go through car washes. Here's what I do.
I wash my car in my garage with ONR (Optimum No Rinse). So long as your car isn't too dirty it works wonderfully. It only requires a couple cap full of the ONR in a small bucket. Use 1 Microfiber for washing and another for drying. Very little water even ends up on the garage floor, which easily evaporates in the cold.
I wash my car in my garage with ONR (Optimum No Rinse). So long as your car isn't too dirty it works wonderfully. It only requires a couple cap full of the ONR in a small bucket. Use 1 Microfiber for washing and another for drying. Very little water even ends up on the garage floor, which easily evaporates in the cold.
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