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  • #1

    waterless vechicle wash

    Hads to post this. I am a detail nut personally and with 2 black cars a real stickler for a smooth as glass swirl free finish. Well someone gave me a bottle of this BAYES Waterless Vechicle Wash.
    Well I figured I give it a try on my 83 Hurst Olds. Well first off let me start off the car had been sitting in the garage for the last month without a cover on it , hense lots of dust on the car, and the last time I had it out I had picked it up from my friends shop and drove it an hour home. The car front end, header, and hood had recieved a BUG bath , so I had dried bugs on the car.
    Well I went a head and tried it to see if it would work and NOT scratch the finish. First I went over the car with a California Duster lightly to get rid of the dust, then I went at it with the BAYES. Sprayed it on and wiped it with a microfiber cloth and then went over with a dried microfiber cloth. All I can say it really works great. I rarely wash the car unless its has heavy duty dirt on it, so this was great car wash in a bottle. I would highly recommend it.
    www.bayescleaners.com
    Angelo
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    I sometimes use mothers detail spray wax before I put the car away, works great on my white car but I cannot attest to a black car.
    I'll definitely have to check this stuff out after I get my 87 442 painted.
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    • #3
      Here England if you need a wash job, just park in outside, rains daily, drying it is another thin all togeather.
      Andy

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      • #4
        I'd still drive it in the rain if acid rain wasn't an issue... some of the crap I've seen on my car after it rains scares me.
        Is corrosion/rust a problem with cars in England at all?
        Does it snow there much and do they salt the roads? I would imagin that the gulf stream keeps it pretty moderate in the winter...
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        Seller Feedback:CLICK HERE
        1988 H/OCA Advisor
        88 H/O #1 of 4
        88 CSC White/Claret - T-tops
        88 H/O Triple Black
        87 442 Black/Gray - T-tops
        85 442 White/Blue - T-tops
        85 442 White/Blue - T-tops
        85 442 White/Claret - T-tops
        85 442 White/Sage
        84 H/O Aero Commemorative #2199 - Sunroof
        83 H/O #2400 Sand Gray - Sunroof
        83 H/O #1607 Sand Gray - T-tops
        83 H/O #727 Maple
        "Keep them Rockets lit!"

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        • #5
          Zaino z8 works very well or gtechniq smart carnauba. Their crystal laquer is what I have on my car and is amazing.

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          • #6
            I haven't tried a waterless car wash. I prefer the good, old way of washing a car with water and car shampoo.

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