Brushless car wash
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Brushless car wash
Winters here, but luckily for us we get the occasional warm day which allows us to wash our cars. Since I am not able to use the hose at my house, where are some touchless/ brushless car washes people can use to make it to warmer days?
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Originally Posted by Alberto
Step 1: drive around
Step 2: look
Step 3: enter wash
I know of a few, but nowhere near you live. Dont just look for a touchless wash, look for a wash that has no tracks-they can scratch wheels and damage side skirts...
Step 2: look
Step 3: enter wash
I know of a few, but nowhere near you live. Dont just look for a touchless wash, look for a wash that has no tracks-they can scratch wheels and damage side skirts...
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Abui- thanks for that tip, thats actually next to my girlfriend's place, so easy to get to!
I didn't ask HOW to find one, I asked if anyone KNOWS of one.
Originally Posted by Alberto
Step 1: drive around
Step 2: look
Step 3: enter wash
Step 2: look
Step 3: enter wash
I didn't ask HOW to find one, I asked if anyone KNOWS of one.
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Originally Posted by Alberto
In case you didnt get it, the first part of my post was a joke. The second part-regarding the rails/tracks was a serious fyi...
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Originally Posted by terps
I try to stay away, they never clean it well enough, always a film remaining
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Originally Posted by umzzz
i usually just go to one of those do it yourself car washes and wash the car in the winter...more effort but i just dont like drive through carwashes!
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Originally Posted by Alberto
Step 1: drive around
Step 2: look
Step 3: enter wash
I know of a few, but nowhere near you live. Dont just look for a touchless wash, look for a wash that has no tracks-they can scratch wheels and damage side skirts...
Step 2: look
Step 3: enter wash
I know of a few, but nowhere near you live. Dont just look for a touchless wash, look for a wash that has no tracks-they can scratch wheels and damage side skirts...
I went to a brushless wash in a BP gas station, had the rails, Curbed the **** out of my Stock 18"s (thank god) last week
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If your in the chantilly area on rt.50 Lee Jackson Hwy, their is a shell with no ground bars and no brushes, it's brand new, and it has the rain-x. Since they upgraded the premium wash went from $8 to $12. But it is worth it, no bars, no brushes slamming and whipping on the car.