Need recommendations on washing routine during outdoor watering restrictions
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Need recommendations on washing routine during outdoor watering restrictions
Normally I wash my own car, but given the drought conditions in north GA, it's not possible given the outdoor watering ban.
I've heard horror stories about DIY washes, touchless gas station car washes, hand wash shops etc. as they used recycled water, harsh chemicals, dirty towels, etc.
Is there a viable option aside from taking my car to a professional detailer every other week?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks...
I've heard horror stories about DIY washes, touchless gas station car washes, hand wash shops etc. as they used recycled water, harsh chemicals, dirty towels, etc.
Is there a viable option aside from taking my car to a professional detailer every other week?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks...
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There are waterless wash products that I think you can safely use on lightly contaminated surfaces. Basically a quick detailer helps loosen and encapsulate contaminates so they can be safely removed and not ground in to the clear coat. Mist a quick detailer, like the Poorboy's World Spray and Wipe, over a small area and wipe the area with a CLEAN microfiber towel. We recommend folding the towel in fourths and flipping it regularly to expose a fresh and clean surface. Let me know if you have any questions about this process or the products involved.
Greg @ Detailed Image
Greg @ Detailed Image
