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Sportstick

01-12-2013 04:04 PM

What Would You Do?

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When winter takes a holiday and a midwest January day is sunny and 60 degrees, and the snow melts, what to do? Some head for the golf course and some head for the hose and bucket!

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jetflyboy

01-12-2013 04:17 PM

I wish I knew your address, Sport. I would have dropped my car off, just in case you were still in the mood :)

MBSebas87

01-12-2013 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by jetflyboy (Post 5502899)

I wish I knew your address, Sport. I would have dropped my car off, just in case you were still in the mood :)

For real :rolf: and nice wheels sportstick!

OCDBenz

01-12-2013 07:12 PM

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55 degrees in Northern Virginia today. I did the same...

MBSebas87

01-12-2013 08:01 PM

how often do you guys wash your cars? i wanna do it weekly but either rain or snow ruins it haha

OCDBenz

01-12-2013 08:11 PM

I do mine weekly in the Spring, Summer, and Fall when I have access to the hose in the condo complex. During the winter I have to wait until a decent day then I use the car wash at Andrews AFB, but use a bucket. I try to seal and wax it every season.

RLE	01-12-2013 10:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Sportstick (Post 5502893)

This afternoon I washed my C300. Temp was 34 degrees F. When I pulled it inside to dry it, it had dropped to 32 deg.

Wasn't all that dirty but........

Sportstick

01-12-2013 10:59 PM

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Originally Posted by RLE (Post 5503244)

This afternoon I washed my C300. Temp was 34 degrees F. When I pulled it inside to dry it, it had dropped to 32 deg.

Wasn't all that dirty but........

Wow....those must have been some very red, wet hands!!:eek:

MBSebas87

01-12-2013 11:06 PM

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Originally Posted by RLE (Post 5503244)

This afternoon I washed my C300. Temp was 34 degrees F. When I pulled it inside to dry it, it had dropped to 32 deg.

Wasn't all that dirty but........

haha you inspired me....screw it tmrw im washing my car myself no matter what :naughty:

Carsy

01-12-2013 11:35 PM

[QUOTE=Sportstick;5502893]When winter takes a holiday and a midwest January day is sunny and 60 degrees, and the snow melts, what to do? Some head for the golf course and some head for the hose and bucket!

18 holes in the morning & hose & bucket in the afternoon:rolf:

Doanster

01-13-2013 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Sportstick (Post 5503251)

Wow....those must have been some very red, wet hands!!:eek:

Ditto here. 27degs in the AM, 35 now. Washed the car AND took the Xmas lights down. Hands and ears were numb for a while! I recognize my car again though! :)

shotgun_banjo

01-13-2013 11:01 PM

I just washed my c and glk this afternoon on a 1 degree outside temp. Did everything like it was the middle of summer. I cant stand not washing my cars every 2 weeks specially in winter as the salt and dirt accumulates like it wont come off if you leave it on the panels. I also have a dedicated hot and warm water hose just for washing in winter.

RLE	01-13-2013 11:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Sportstick (Post 5503251)

Wow....those must have been some very red, wet hands!!:eek:

Nope. I always wear single use vinyl gloves whenever doing any car work plus the bucket water is warm.

MBSebas87

01-14-2013 08:20 AM

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Originally Posted by RLE (Post 5504413)

Nope. I always wear single use vinyl gloves whenever doing any car work plus the bucket water is warm.

Right!! Warm water lol :smash:

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