View Poll Results: How Often Do You Wash Your Lexus?
As Needed
196
22.17%
Weekly
376
42.53%
Every 2 Weeks
193
21.83%
Once a Month
67
7.58%
Every Other Month
34
3.85%
I Don't Care
18
2.04%
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How Often Do You Wash Your Lexus?
10-07-06, 01:39 PM
#77
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depending on the weather i would have car washed once a week with me detailing it during the weekend but if its gonna rain id often skip the weekend and wait until the next friday rolls around 
10-17-06, 06:48 AM
#82
Have been doing this for all my cars, including the Lexus:
Wash every 2 weeks. Wax every month.
Polish and wax every 2 month.
Claybar as needed.
Keep in mind that "People judge you by what you drive...dont let them think you are DIRTY"
Wash every 2 weeks. Wax every month.
Polish and wax every 2 month.
Claybar as needed.
Keep in mind that "People judge you by what you drive...dont let them think you are DIRTY"
10-17-06, 09:23 PM
#83
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Location: FL
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Wash everyday, for the lovebug season going on in Florida (only the front half though). Then every weekend the entire car. And the damn front wheels with the brake dust.....the 18" wheels 10 spoke design is killing me....
I can't see other people with complex design of the wheels and keep them clean...
I can't see other people with complex design of the wheels and keep them clean...
10-18-06, 08:10 AM
#85
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Location: CA
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In CA, I see so many bimmers with their multi-spoke rims that are basically soild with brake dust and other debris. I can just imagine what a pain it must be for them to be cleaned. I'm sure several of them pay someone else to do it, but the typical car wash wouldn't do a good job.
10-18-06, 08:20 AM
#86
In CA, I see so many bimmers with their multi-spoke rims that are basically soild with brake dust and other debris. I can just imagine what a pain it must be for them to be cleaned. I'm sure several of them pay someone else to do it, but the typical car wash wouldn't do a good job.
10-29-06, 10:11 AM
#88
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well,I have gone two weeks without washing,but I detail spray and wipe every day with Adam's products.This stuff is a lifesaver!!
they work so well even on my daily driver Tacoma that gets screwed up every day!!!
my microfiber towels get washed every day!
they work so well even on my daily driver Tacoma that gets screwed up every day!!!
my microfiber towels get washed every day!
10-31-06, 10:19 PM
#89
I wash mine once a week because the dust gathers incredibly fast from city parking, way too many cars=a lot of brake dust. Does anyone have a trick to washing the car and not having the windows wet when rolling down the windows. I've thought of blue painters tape and putting them on the window seals. What do you think?
11-01-06, 06:13 AM
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For those who wash their car once a week. Here's an idea:
1. Purchase a DI or softener system (CRSpotless or Spot Free)
2. Purchase a pressure washer
This basically becomes your weekly duster! When spring comes around, I think I'm going to go for it!
1. Purchase a DI or softener system (CRSpotless or Spot Free)
2. Purchase a pressure washer
This basically becomes your weekly duster! When spring comes around, I think I'm going to go for it!