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| 06-20-2014, 06:10 AM | #24 |
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Driving through car wash regularly may affect the paint of the inside of the wheels. You can some car wash products and wash it in your garage comfortably.
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| 06-24-2014, 08:35 AM | #25 |
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Not all drive thru car washes are touch. Some are touch free which is what I use all the time. The high pressure spray does a great job of getting rid of bugs and bird poop. I then towel dry the car to get rid of any water spots the auto dryer couldn't clear. What are the cons to using a touch free high pressure wash?
Edit: after some further research I now understand why some do not like the touch free high pressure washes. I will have to give some thought on whether or not I'll continue using those. Minnesota winters are not kind to us car enthusiasts. I might just have to pick up a beater jeep in October. |
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| 06-24-2014, 10:04 AM | #26 |
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I use the self serve ones with the high pressure wand. I only spray the soap, wax, and spot-free rinse and use a wax as you dry spray wax. Works well, we have good, clean city water. May be different in different areas depending on what water they use. I have been to tons and I luckily have a great one next door, my fun night out is going to the car wash.
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