How do you clean your C-Class? Coatings?
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2016 C450
I use Meguiar's products (Gold Class car wash, microfiber wash mitt, clay bar kit, Ultimate liquid synthetic polymer), I hand wash mostly (I'll go to a touchless car wash couple times in the Winter when the car is really dirty) using a dedicated mitt just for the wheels/tires, I use an electric leaf blower to get most the water off after a wash, then I use an "Absorber" to get the remaining water drops off.
I usually only clay bar a car once shortly after I buy one (every two to three years), but I do wax the car twice a year, using leftover clay bar to rub out any stains or tar marks prior.
I usually only clay bar a car once shortly after I buy one (every two to three years), but I do wax the car twice a year, using leftover clay bar to rub out any stains or tar marks prior.
What electric leaf blower do you use?
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2026 GLE 53 Coupe
http://g01.a.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1MUp6J...ying-Cloth.jpg
As for the electric leaf blower, it's a 40v Black and Decker...
http://www.leafblowercenter.com/wp-c...Decker-40V.jpg
Last edited by MASSC450; Aug 8, 2016 at 08:38 AM.
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I would absolutely use an electric leaf blower (and have) as long as, as others have said, you have not used the vacuum function and sucked stuff up into the fan.
Only other issue with a leaf blower is having a narrow enough outlet to focus the air better. Otherwise, you are not getting it out of mirrors and other nooks and crannies quite as well.
Only other issue with a leaf blower is having a narrow enough outlet to focus the air better. Otherwise, you are not getting it out of mirrors and other nooks and crannies quite as well.
