Mr. Clean Autodry...
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Mr. Clean Autodry...
Guys, I used this over the weekend and I am sold, for people who dont have an entire day to detail a car, and for a quick wash, this is awesome, its so easy and the results were outstanding. You basically spray it on the car, and it dries up on its own, and if you still have wet spot, you just dry it with a towel, and it doesnt leave any lint on the hood or anything, the car looked great! You can pick it up over at Wal-Mart for like $19.95, possibly the best product i ever bought cleaning wise, so easy anyone could do it, only downfall is how gay it looks when your spraying it, you'll know what i mean when you get it, anyone else use this???
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I just saw it the other day when I was in autozone picking up a few things. I was contemplating to buy it but didn't really trust it :p
Now that i see that someone has used it and it's worth getting (it was like $20 for it)...may give it a shot. Thanks for the review
Now that i see that someone has used it and it's worth getting (it was like $20 for it)...may give it a shot. Thanks for the review
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Yes it's very very good for the right applications. It does not replace when your paint needs a cleaner/wax, but if your car was recently hand/machine waxed this is the best way to keep that super smooth just waxed feeling after your next wash. It leaves a great shine and keeps getting better the more you use it and offers great protection. Its like a heavy duty detail spray without the extra steps.
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Actually, I've been using it for the last 3 weeks and I have to say it works great. The refills will run you about $1 per wash but it is well worth it. The only thing I don't like is that there is no real indicator on the filter to let you know it needs changing so make sure you keep track of how many washes you have used it for. Once you go over it really shows after the water dries and you have a few spots on the bottom half of your car. Even if there are a few spots left over, rubbing those off is still a lot easier than hand drying the entire car.
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Re: Mr. Clean Autodry...
Originally posted by Viktorious
...only downfall is how gay it looks when your spraying it, you'll know what i mean when you get it...
...only downfall is how gay it looks when your spraying it, you'll know what i mean when you get it...
I definitely know what you mean. It was a little embarassing at first but once I saw how well it worked, it didn't bother me as much.
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Is it possible to use the rinse part of the thing alone? I'm having problems with water spots and I was thinking that this might work. Is the rinse water filtered and can it be replace. Thanks for any help.
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Is it possible to use the rinse part of the thing alone? I'm having problems with water spots and I was thinking that this might work. Is the rinse water filtered and can it be replace. Thanks for any help.
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Is it possible to use the rinse part of the thing alone? I'm having problems with water spots and I was thinking that this might work. Is the rinse water filtered and can it be replace. Thanks for any help.
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Originally posted by AlBoston
i wanted to do the same but it says they dont guarantee spot free drying unles u use their soap...
i wanted to do the same but it says they dont guarantee spot free drying unles u use their soap...
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originally posted by sjclk
Is it possible to use the rinse part of the thing alone? I'm having problems with water spots and I was thinking that this might work. Is the rinse water filtered and can it be replace. Thanks for any help.
sjclk
Is it possible to use the rinse part of the thing alone? I'm having problems with water spots and I was thinking that this might work. Is the rinse water filtered and can it be replace. Thanks for any help.
sjclk
Just wanted to let everyone know my experience Mr. Clean . Now I have to go buy some more filters for the thing.
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Here's a pic of my car just after washing and drying with a mf towel but before cleaning the windows with glass cleaner.
Usually the black trim strip above the windshield is covered with water spot but this time no spots and what tiny amount there was vanished when I went over it with Z-6 gloss enhancer.
sjclk
Usually the black trim strip above the windshield is covered with water spot but this time no spots and what tiny amount there was vanished when I went over it with Z-6 gloss enhancer.
sjclk
