How often do you guys wash your CLKs?
In the summer, I wash it myself about once every 4 days.
Always handwashing.
Now I have a clk but when I had a C sportcoupè I tried this kind of carwash.
Youtube link Carwash without water
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fm3utyt7FTs
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i believe that if you should drive a benz, you should spend the time to keep it shiney all the time.

touchless carwash is death to your wax and car.....absolutely death. i hope your black trim isn't ruined with a blue tint and the chrome trim doesnt have hard water stains!
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i believe that if you should drive a benz, you should spend the time to keep it shiney all the time.

touchless carwash is death to your wax and car.....absolutely death. i hope your black trim isn't ruined with a blue tint and the chrome trim doesnt have hard water stains!











That's it, I should just sell my white CLK now and get a 89 blue Honda CRX.



I need to wash it as soon as it gets a bit clear as the latest snow left so much salt on it...
Summertime every week. Wax once every couple months. Detailer as needed. M



its my 3rd silver car and thats the reason I always buy silver. Well my wife has a white metallic (Lexus RX330) and that shows dirt much more. But yes, I should wash it more often. I just hate the automatic car wash washes as they all tend to do a crappy job and I feel like I'm wasting money. Unfortunately in Midwest the weather is not favorable towards washing yourself at least a few months out of the year. I think I will be nice to my ride and take it to a car wash today as we have a break from the snow
I think I washed it last sometime in July
However, over time, my cleaning has now become an on-going affair.
There's just too much to clean and treat in one day now.
I clean and treat various areas of the car through the week.
Body, engine bay, interior & windows, leathers, door-shuts, treating of rubber sills & plastics and underneath the car.
I even poke clear the holes in my brakes discs.
One of my guys at MB told me that they replace quite a few warped discs caused by blocked holes in discs.
On average, I wax perhaps 3 times a week. Including wheels.
However, over time, my cleaning has now become an on-going affair.
There's just too much to clean and treat in one day now.
I clean and treat various areas of the car through the week.
Body, engine bay, interior & windows, leathers, door-shuts, treating of rubber sills & plastics and underneath the car.
I even poke clear the holes in my brakes discs.
One of my guys at MB told me that they replace quite a few warped discs caused by blocked holes in discs.
On average, I wax perhaps 3 times a week. Including wheels.
.Andy
LOL!

Na man, I work.
I just have no wife, no GF, no kids, don't go out drinking.....
Er.... no life.

To me, detailing my car is alot more satisfying that going out on the pi##.
Especially when you take it out for the first time after detailing it for days..
Shines like a ruby!
But I also appreciate that I go alittle more over the top than others.
On the subject of wax, all these layers I'm applying really are bringing out a deep wet-looking shine.
When the weather was really bad, I think I waxed it 8 times in 12 days!
LOL.
I'm taking full advantage of finally having a garage.
In fact, that's probably made my "OCD" worse!
I mean, now I can go back out to the car the next day and carry on where I left off!
Layering waxes also help to conceal fine scratches & swirls.
The paint looks awesome.



Next I have to research some good waxing products, any suggestions?
Next I have to research some good waxing products, any suggestions?


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That looks interesting, quick and easy


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