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I am getting lazy in my old age, plus my back is getting worse--hence I am no longer enthusiastic about washing my cars by hand, especially during the winter months. Winters are not terrible here in Roanoke. The temps do drop down into the 20s and teens, but we also see a lot of days in the 40s, which means that there is no good reason for me not to break out my Optimum No Rinse and to wash my car. I take great pride in my S2000. But I haven't washed it for two months.
On Monday I just couldn't take it any longer. Here is what I did. I took the car down to the local coin-op, which is perhaps a mile and a half away from my home. I pressure washed the car, first with the car soap wash and then with the rinse wash, and I finished off with the light no-spot spray. I then drove the car home immediately, which helped to get rid of a lot of the water left on the surface, and pulled it into the garage.
And then I pulled out my spray bottle of Ultimate Wash & Wax Anywhere. I've been waiting for an opportunity to try the stuff. I do not like drying a car by hand after using the coin-op, because I know that the power-wash only gets off a large portion, but not nearly all, of the dirt. I know if I take a drying towel to the surface I'll simply be grinding that dirt into the surface. Then it occurred to me: why not use the Wash & Wax Anywhere? I figured it would provide good lubrication and thus help me to safely remove the remaining dirt and dry the car. And that is exactly what it did, leaving behind a nice gloss as a bonus.
I had to use perhaps ten microfiber towels, even for my small car. Using W&W Anywhere is different than quick detailing a car; but you also get better results.
Needless to say, this process works year around, not just during the winter months.
A strong thumbs-up for Ultimate Wash & Wax Anywhere.
Cheers,
Al
On Monday I just couldn't take it any longer. Here is what I did. I took the car down to the local coin-op, which is perhaps a mile and a half away from my home. I pressure washed the car, first with the car soap wash and then with the rinse wash, and I finished off with the light no-spot spray. I then drove the car home immediately, which helped to get rid of a lot of the water left on the surface, and pulled it into the garage.
And then I pulled out my spray bottle of Ultimate Wash & Wax Anywhere. I've been waiting for an opportunity to try the stuff. I do not like drying a car by hand after using the coin-op, because I know that the power-wash only gets off a large portion, but not nearly all, of the dirt. I know if I take a drying towel to the surface I'll simply be grinding that dirt into the surface. Then it occurred to me: why not use the Wash & Wax Anywhere? I figured it would provide good lubrication and thus help me to safely remove the remaining dirt and dry the car. And that is exactly what it did, leaving behind a nice gloss as a bonus.
I had to use perhaps ten microfiber towels, even for my small car. Using W&W Anywhere is different than quick detailing a car; but you also get better results.
Needless to say, this process works year around, not just during the winter months.
A strong thumbs-up for Ultimate Wash & Wax Anywhere.
Cheers,
Al
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