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Fyi, you should never take your car to a car wash if you actually want it properly washed and not just wet
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United States24782 Posts
On August 26 2008 04:03 H_ wrote:
Fyi, you should never take your car to a car wash if you actually want it properly washed and not just wet
They do a pretty good job tbh. Believe me I was keeping a close eye on what they did and how they did it. I'm thinking of alternating between washing it myself and bringing it to the car wash.
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Oh, I figured it was one of the shitty automated drive-through washes. Obviously though you don't tip machines. A proper wash can take a couple of hours though, and it's usually dirty within another couple days anyway :<
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United States24782 Posts
On August 26 2008 04:16 H_ wrote:
Oh, I figured it was one of the shitty automated drive-through washes. Obviously though you don't tip machines. A proper wash can take a couple of hours though, and it's usually dirty within another couple days anyway :<
Yeah it's a no-in situation I suppose.
The place I go has a pretty good automatic washing system, and then a guy goes around the car wiping it down, cleaning the glass inside/out, vacuuming, and smearing stuff on the tires.
And my car got dirty within 12 hours rofl.
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Thats weird, the deluxe auto was from AMCO washes my car pretty well actually. All shiny and spotless.
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On August 26 2008 04:18 XCetron wrote:
Thats weird, the deluxe auto was from AMCO washes my car pretty well actually. All shiny and spotless.
Take a close look at all the scrapes and shit it probalby put in your paint =p
My car is old, so I just take it to the hand wash place now, but back when it was still new (to me) I used to do it myself.
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Its touchfree wash, water only. (of course chemical and other liquids too)
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South Africa4316 Posts
When I go to university there are "car guards" (basically, people that stand by a row of cars while you go to class) that will wash and polish your car for R10-R20, which is roughly 2-4$. Car always looks stunning afterwards, but I usually just pay our gardener to wash mine for roughly the same amount.
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On August 26 2008 05:03 Daigomi wrote:
When I go to university there are "car guards" (basically, people that stand by a row of cars while you go to class) that will wash and polish your car for R10-R20, which is roughly 2-4$. Car always looks stunning afterwards, but I usually just pay our gardener to wash mine for roughly the same amount.
Hah, I wish my university police would actually look out for people stealing/backign into/smashing cars instead of being fat lazy fucks.
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On August 26 2008 05:03 Daigomi wrote:
When I go to university there are "car guards" (basically, people that stand by a row of cars while you go to class) that will wash and polish your car for R10-R20, which is roughly 2-4$. Car always looks stunning afterwards, but I usually just pay our gardener to wash mine for roughly the same amount.
LOL WTF Thats wicked, I would so do that if the university I go to had something like that
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