Shamwow-good or bad?
01-01-2009, 01:52 AM
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Your Ghey! so everytime vince start bashing on people about their comments.You fap? LOL
VINCE Reveal yourself! stop it with the shamwow joke its really getting old.Its 2009 you have to come up with something else.
01-01-2009, 12:55 PM
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ShamWow 4 LIFE!
I know. So much hate on such a good product and it's spokesperson.
Only if they made the Snuggie out of shamwow.
01-01-2009, 05:20 PM
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i cant believe you guys, the shamwow has probably damaged your paint from the very first time you used it, to test it get a blank cd and use the shamwow you used on your car and rub it on the cd , if it scratches the disc it will scratch your paint, 350z clearcoat is soft, a new shamwow should be ok but a used one is definitely a no go, the best possible way to dry your car is not to touch it!! invest in a DI resin vessel filter, this will give you 0ppm water to rinse your car and will dry in any heat to leave clear paint, this is what the previous owner did to my car with a bad wash and dry routine, guess what they used to dry it............. a shamwank.....
ive now got to sort it,, heres a 50 50 teaser....
ive now got to sort it,, heres a 50 50 teaser....
01-01-2009, 05:40 PM
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i cant believe you guys, the shamwow has probably damaged your paint from the very first time you used it, to test it get a blank cd and use the shamwow you used on your car and rub it on the cd , if it scratches the disc it will scratch your paint, 350z clearcoat is soft, a new shamwow should be ok but a used one is definitely a no go, the best possible way to dry your car is not to touch it!! invest in a DI resin vessel filter, this will give you 0ppm water to rinse your car and will dry in any heat to leave clear paint, this is what the previous owner did to my car with a bad wash and dry routine, guess what they used to dry it............. a shamwank.....
ive now got to sort it,, heres a 50 50 teaser....
ive now got to sort it,, heres a 50 50 teaser....
PS. I see you are from the UK, learn how to clean your teeth first before telling us how to clean a car. Also, the previous owner, did he try to dry off a pile of sand before drying his car?
I told you I would spam you if you kept talking smack. Next Billy Mays and I are coming over to your house. Billy is going to make you sniff an 8ball of Oxyclean, I'm going to shove a shamwow up your ***. then I'll post a pic for you filthy ****s.
I'm starting to think you admins give out weed to the members to cause this mass hysteria I've been seeing! 
Who the hell is Wren? Yous guys are some paranoid people!
01-01-2009, 05:56 PM
#158
shamwow is nothing new... My dad bought the same crap with a different name YEEEEEARS ago. It feels extremely nasty and synthetic to the touch, alot like felt cloth. Its good at absorbing fluids but will not successfully dry the surface. Its not better than the ABSORBER.
