spot free wash....
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MY MB WAS LEMON'D
spot free wash....
I know I probably should be posting this in the "detailing" section of the forum but wanted to let you know on a good product i used yesterday.... I went to my local Autozone and found this Mr.Clean auto-dry wash kit for sale $19.99..... gave it a try and works great... it comes with a PUR water filter and there is no need to even dry your car... the water just trickles down and gives it a good shine. I highly recommend this product for those of you who wash your own cars...... very nice and is on sale right now.
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I asked about products like this before and some say it leaves a film on their car... Anyone else have this prob?
I have on of the kits but have never used it, bought it in Dec.
I have on of the kits but have never used it, bought it in Dec.
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this product is sh*t imo...
i don't like it @ ALL; honestly it seems to work OK the first time, but you still need to use a bucket/sponge, etc. plus you have to keep replacing the damn filter and use their brand of soap
you might as well just dry the car manually.
i don't like it @ ALL; honestly it seems to work OK the first time, but you still need to use a bucket/sponge, etc. plus you have to keep replacing the damn filter and use their brand of soap
you might as well just dry the car manually.
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MY MB WAS LEMON'D
Originally Posted by moa4r
this product is sh*t imo...
i don't like it @ ALL; honestly it seems to work OK the first time, but you still need to use a bucket/sponge, etc. plus you have to keep replacing the damn filter and use their brand of soap
you might as well just dry the car manually.
i don't like it @ ALL; honestly it seems to work OK the first time, but you still need to use a bucket/sponge, etc. plus you have to keep replacing the damn filter and use their brand of soap
you might as well just dry the car manually.
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I tried on too (for $20 why not). Worked well at first but I found it needs a great amount of soap (Mr. Clean brand of course, not cheap). Also the filter change problem as well. I'm back to hand washing and a good rinse and hand dry. The introductory "sale" is a pure come on! 
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I too got it as a gift (from my wife so technically I paid for it 
) but it's really a waste of money. I spend a small fortune on the supplies (soap and filters) and still found myself touching up with a cloth on areas where it may not have rinsed as well. It does probably save you a little time though but it's all a gimmick.
) but it's really a waste of money. I spend a small fortune on the supplies (soap and filters) and still found myself touching up with a cloth on areas where it may not have rinsed as well. It does probably save you a little time though but it's all a gimmick.
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E55 (for sale if the right offer comes along)...too many others to list
Originally Posted by Brav
its not that great. got it as gift. will use until i run out of supplies..
Haha I give you better gifts! You coming on Sat. blondie?
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Originally Posted by HELL ONA HARLEY
An electric powered leaf blower (not gas) has always worked great for me.... 
Gas works too if you keep the exhaust off of the paint. I use the Mr. Clean gun to rinse after a Zaino wash, and finish with the leaf blower.
The Mr. Clean autodry thing is basically just an ion-exchange resin bed not unlike a water softener. I suppose it shoud really be more of a deionizer, but I'm betting it's the former.
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2004 E500
Supposedly the CRspotless device works (m)
well. at least per the guys on Roadfly. Here is the link:
http://www.crspotless.com/
I may get one in the future, once I finish with the spring/summer outdoor projects.
http://www.crspotless.com/
I may get one in the future, once I finish with the spring/summer outdoor projects.
