New Armorall car wash
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New Armorall car wash
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just wanted to post up about this new car wash stuff that I found. it works pretty damn well and you don't have to use a bucket.
http://armorall.com/
just squirt some on the wet car and then wash with a wash mit - its awesome!
just wanted to post up about this new car wash stuff that I found. it works pretty damn well and you don't have to use a bucket.
http://armorall.com/
just squirt some on the wet car and then wash with a wash mit - its awesome!
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Rep Power: 252 i was wondering if that stuff was any good for washing. i wouldnt recommend using ANY wax as you dry products for protection though. i think i still prefer to bucket method.
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Rep Power: 0 the problem with that is you still need a bucket to rinse off the mitt, otherwise you'll be dragging dirt/contaminants around creating swirls/scratches, unless you spray the wash mitt after every pass (waste more water). i prefer the two bucket method with a grit guard. 
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Rep Power: 0 i heard nothing but great things about the grit guard.
but with two buckets? genius!
if i didn't have to use a bucket, it'd be a waterless wash (quick detailer)
but with two buckets? genius!
if i didn't have to use a bucket, it'd be a waterless wash (quick detailer)
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