A who cleans the car thread...
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TBH Gaz, I've heard that before somewhere.
Tony.
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Tony.
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Just came back from the airport in Philly to pick up my wife who came back from the Philippines. Tony............help me, I'm lost here.....I don't want to say anything wrong. Let me look back to see what this thread was all about. The way we change threads around, that might not help either. let's see..................................I refuse to reply to this thread on the grounds that I may incriminate myself.Is that correct @FRANKIE ?
Tony.
I thought the cleaning Pixies did everyone's ?they do mine but I have to be there With them as there worse than a bunch of school kids and I'm worn out afterwards!Sarah has some well trained ones in the house and sits around while they get on with it,women are like that.
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Well Kim certainly does not. i have a 54ish male who does it every Sunday and a bunch of Romanians i employ every Sunday to do my company car and the X3
Let me see who clean the cars .......
It's Alan he's much better at it than me
I leave wet water marks etc
He likes it polished and shiny ( so do I ) but I always tell him it looks better when he does it
It's Alan he's much better at it than me
I leave wet water marks etc
He likes it polished and shiny ( so do I ) but I always tell him it looks better when he does it
Just me who spends 8 hours before a show detailing If its not a show then just snow foam and dry.
If its not a show then just snow foam and dry.
In a previous life I built Jet wash unit (the ones at garage forecourts), I had to wash 3, 4 maybe 5 cars every day as part of the final test procedure over a number of years, I hate cleaning cars now!. I really do admire those who have the patience to detail properly and appreciate the skill it takes but its not for me. Just a bucket (2) and sponge when needed.
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You all know who cleans my baby!
It's a serious process.
Special steps are taken.
Like Lee it's a long process!
It's a serious process.
Special steps are taken.
Like Lee it's a long process!
@Shelly You are so going in room 101. I'm sure Alan would prefer you to make it shiny for him but we don't need to know about it on the forum.you are so naughty............but niceLet me see who clean the cars .......
It's Alan he's much better at it than me
I leave wet water marks etc
He likes it polished and shiny ( so do I ) but I always tell him it looks better when he does it
I used snow-foam for the first time a few weeks ago and, even while putting it on, I thought this seems a gimmick. Then, some kind of magic happened. I was amazed at how quick and effective it was to clean off both dirt and tree pollen. 
Don't be so mean Shelly....he can have twice what he's paid now!We know when we go on a meet who too look out for then @Redline
I'm sure you'll have lots of Zs to clean then
And sorry no .......
No pay rise
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It's very good at shifting a lot of dirt before you wash by hand.
Reducing induced scratches by the washing process,
Which is the one to go for?I used snow-foam for the first time a few weeks ago and, even while putting it on, I thought this seems a gimmick. Then, some kind of magic happened. I was amazed at how quick and effective it was to clean off both dirt and tree pollen.