I agree, I'm all for waterless washes but not going to risk the scratches if the car is dirty enough. I think many people who use waterless washes might wash their cars often enough where it doesn't build up as much dirt since it's quick and can be done in 10-15 mins. ONR and Chemical Guy's V07 are my favorites but if my car is dirty enough I always give it a traditional wash first. Then wipe to dry with a waterless wash or detailer sprayed on the cloth.
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Washing Model 3 in below 32 degrees
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I agree, I'm all for waterless washes but not going to risk the scratches if the car is dirty enough. I think many people who use waterless washes might wash their cars often enough where it doesn't build up as much dirt since it's quick and can be done in 10-15 mins. ONR and Chemical Guy's V07 are my favorites but if my car is dirty enough I always give it a traditional wash first. Then wipe to dry with a waterless wash or detailer sprayed on the cloth.
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Thank you, at least I'm not the only one. I was thinking more salt=corrosion at the time and my car looking terribly dirty compare to everyone else.
Door handle opened with a stronger push, not that hard. Also charge cable charged at 16amps till I fiddled with it to get the lock working.
Yeah. I saw the salt and recently paid $20/mo for unlimited brushless washes. I did not use it for 3 days ... salt freaks me out when on for a long time. I set climate to high and charged the car a bit. My handles open after that but the Stats app is reporting 25 degrees outside the car while in my garage.
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