How often is TOO often to wash your car?
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good to see that u made it big with adult sites and so on
PM me and give me lifetime membership and ill be ur pal
then we can hang out more everyday so u wouldnt have to stay in ur home and play CS all day
lol jk
since u said u dont leave the house much, i dont see why the car would be dirty enuf to be washed everday
i think once a week is good
but as long as u are using the right products and techniques, washing frequently is fine too
gives u a chance to try out all sorts of products
hey with ur spare time and spare money, u could make a review site for all sorts of car detailing stuff!!!
PM me and give me lifetime membership and ill be ur pal
then we can hang out more everyday so u wouldnt have to stay in ur home and play CS all day
lol jk
since u said u dont leave the house much, i dont see why the car would be dirty enuf to be washed everday
i think once a week is good
but as long as u are using the right products and techniques, washing frequently is fine too
gives u a chance to try out all sorts of products
hey with ur spare time and spare money, u could make a review site for all sorts of car detailing stuff!!!
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Originally Posted by AZDesertGS
WOW.....22 years old.......retired off a site that has been around for 2 months....... Good Luck lol
hey with ur spare time and spare money, u could make a review site for all sorts of car detailing stuff!!!
As for my car, like I said. I think once a week will end up being best for me. Yeah, I don't like seeing it dirty, but since its enclosed and I dont drive it very frequently, I guess a little dust wont bother it. It just really bothers me when I go out someplace and the car is dusty and all of that.
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if it is just dust from parking in the garage, try california duster
take the dry dust off the car instead of washing it everytime
review sites are my specialty heheh
i was the editor-in-chief of hardwareextreme.com
reviewed lots of samsung stuff, helped newegg with their cpluse review site and so on
take the dry dust off the car instead of washing it everytime
review sites are my specialty heheh
i was the editor-in-chief of hardwareextreme.com
reviewed lots of samsung stuff, helped newegg with their cpluse review site and so on
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Originally Posted by UberNoob
if it is just dust from parking in the garage, try california duster
take the dry dust off the car instead of washing it everytime
review sites are my specialty heheh
i was the editor-in-chief of hardwareextreme.com
reviewed lots of samsung stuff, helped newegg with their cpluse review site and so on
take the dry dust off the car instead of washing it everytime
review sites are my specialty heheh
i was the editor-in-chief of hardwareextreme.com
reviewed lots of samsung stuff, helped newegg with their cpluse review site and so on
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http://www.calcarduster.com/
most of auto stores should have it
here is a CL thread and poll about it
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/automotive-care-and-detailing/48857-opinion-on-california-duster.html
only use it lightly to get rid of thin layers of dry dust
most of auto stores should have it
here is a CL thread and poll about it
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/automotive-care-and-detailing/48857-opinion-on-california-duster.html
only use it lightly to get rid of thin layers of dry dust
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