Mr Clean.
Anyone ever used that Mr Clean Autodry? I was in Wal Mart today and they had it for 18 bucks was thinkin about it but I didnt. Has anyone ever used this or know anyone who has? What do you or they think of it?
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i have never used it but i heard it is good
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I would stay away from it, I heard the Rain-X version is better.
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Originally Posted by Rockford Fosgate Fan
I would stay away from it, I heard the Rain-X version is better.
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just don't be lazy. wash and dry your car yourself. it's much easier and cheaper
edit: okay maybe not easier...but cheaper. and i would guess it works better as well |
I'm going to go out and buy a pressure washer so I can do a good job at home.
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Originally Posted by ProjectCamaro
I'm going to go out and buy a pressure washer so I can do a good job at home.
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my dad has it, but has yet to use it. He also has a pressure washer.
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Wouldn't a pressure washer be to much pressure?
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Originally Posted by Rockford Fosgate Fan
Wouldn't a pressure washer be to much pressure?
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I have a pressure washer and still have to hand wash (that's why the srpay wash place has the brush)
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I have one of the autodry units and used for a while when I had my t/a. I stopped because I came to the conclusion that the soap they use was stripping the wax from my car.
I waxed my car with zymol (2 coats), and within 6 washes with the autodry, my paint looked like it had not been waxed in a year. (Those six washes were within about 3 weeks!) I say stay away from it, but I have not heard of or even seen the rain x version. |
The solution is simple, stop using these half baked auto dry systems and do it the right way. :)
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Originally Posted by blade
just don't be lazy. wash and dry your car yourself. it's much easier and cheaper
edit: okay maybe not easier...but cheaper. and i would guess it works better as well |
werd on the filter replacement too
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