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sunburstgold

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I just went and picked up a mr. clean auto dry car wash and man it does a great job. It really does what it says and makes washing your car a whole lot easier. If you havent tried it i definately recomend it!!!

 

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WillDuhhBeast

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Yea, I also have it.


I like it pretty good as well

 

DTNODYA

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I got one for a X-mas gift last year and I like it. It does work as described and is pretty cool to watch the windows and paint dry. Has trippy colors as it dries (no, not on drugs). It's weird, I use it when I wash my truck but I still hand dry my mustang ... probably because I've been cleaning it for 8 years and can wash and dry it in 15-20. Regardless, the Mr. Clean deal works really well.

 

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Kilgore Trout

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Meh, too many supplies to keep stocked and too expensive. I just wash my car the same way I have done since 1980

 

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Dragstr05

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I bought one, but I prefer not to use it. The soap you're "supposed" use stripped my wax right off. After the first use, I was done with it.

 

DarkFireGT

Playing with my wife's really makes me want one.

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I use it. Never have to wax. I tried waxing afterwards once, and after 3 hours, didn't see any difference from just using the Mr. Clean (and I took pictures to check). Love it.

 

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Dragstr05

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DarkFireGT said:

I use it. Never have to wax. I tried waxing afterwards once, and after 3 hours, didn't see any difference from just using the Mr. Clean (and I took pictures to check). Love it.

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It wasnt a difference I could see, it was a difference I could feel. There is a VERY noticeable difference between the feel of a plain clearcoat and one with wax on it.

 

DTNODYA

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It doesn't strip my wax.

Makes it smoother in fact ... (on my truck)

 

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McTeague said:

Meh, too many supplies to keep stocked and too expensive. I just wash my car the same way I have done since 1980

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Yeah, I have one but don't use it anymore. It can be a tad expensive and the water filters have not lasted as long as advertised. Maybe I spray it too much at the end. Anyways it only saved me a couple minutes.

 

COramprat

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It's made in China.

 

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sunburstgold

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yeah but whats not any more.

if i try and dry may car by hand i will inevitably have waterspots i just cant get around it fast enough.

 

DarkFireGT

Playing with my wife's really makes me want one.

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Dragstr05 said:

It wasnt a difference I could see, it was a difference I could feel. There is a VERY noticeable difference between the feel of a plain clearcoat and one with wax on it.

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I agree 100% There is definitely a difference in feel, but no visible difference. And since I don't stroke my car (that often, anyway lol), it's not worth it to me.

 

00silverbullet

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Used one a few times, I'd rather do it the old fashioned way!