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3CorsaMeal
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23rd Feb 16 at 09:48   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Since deciding snow foam and pressure washers are bad for a car i've only been using waterless washing on the corrado.

Been using optimum no rinse, but recently discovered this stuff

http://www.vulcanet.pro/shop/uk/home/10-vulcanetuk.html

Anyone else heard of it? I am really quite impressed with it.
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I use the local Polish carwash and live with scratches ..

I guess you can't put a jetwash anywhere near your car as you've painted it with rattle cans?
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23rd Feb 16 at 10:23   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Here we go, another thread about to be turned into an argument
Ojc
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I can get my head around waterless washing, surely you're just dragging dirt over the car?
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Probably, but in the grand scheme of things these tiny little swirls etc are pretty meaningless, no one looks at a car that close, (only the person washing it)

I think i got to the point where instead of spending 8hrs giving it a clean, i care more about the mechanicals.

Everyone still comments how good it looks, even though quite a bit of the car is black spray paint (people don't even notice that unless i tell them)

Fcuk people imo
Ian W
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quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
I can get my head around waterless washing, surely you're just dragging dirt over the car?


Same, can't see how using something that drags dirt around can be any good for it.

Each to there own though.
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23rd Feb 16 at 11:29   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Its OCD that holds people back imo

Tbh corrado doesn't get that dirty now, so i'm only cleaning off a bit of road dust/brake dust.
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23rd Feb 16 at 12:49   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Women at work was just telling me that you can use hair conditioner to wash a car and its really good for it

Drives supercharged Tec with torque
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Bet she puts yoghurt on her fanny.
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I bet you can't use it anywhere like it says.
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I've got the waterless wash and wax by Williams, usually demonstrated on the shopping channels.

Seems to do a decent job. I've only used it to get rid of some dried on bird shit, which it was fine at.

I don't worry about swirl marks anymore. I have a life so those things are insignificant.
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quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
I've got the waterless wash and wax by Williams, usually demonstrated on the shopping channels.

Seems to do a decent job. I've only used it to get rid of some dried on bird shit, which it was fine at.

I don't worry about swirl marks anymore. I have a life so those things are insignificant.


Seen that on tv, i reckon they must be a similar thing, does the job, leaves time to go and masterbate.
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My nan swears by it, though I'm not quite sure what she does after using the product.
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23rd Feb 16 at 18:03   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I prefer the touchless /waterless wash technique
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Vauxhall Corsa, in white, 1 owner, 500 miles
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Noone is going to buy your overpriced car Steven
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Had some waterless stuff come into work that was quite good.

I owned a black corsa c sri at the time, and the apprentice 'washed' the word 'DICK' in my 1/4 panel,

Gave him an 8/10 for effort, and the waterless stuff was pretty good, as the dick was rather shinny
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That damage to the wheel puts me off. Definitely been raced or rallied.
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Dont we have immigrants to wash cars these days?
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On a serious note I found this stuff for sale at The Range last year so I bought a bottle try it out..
I was very impressed and it also works really well on plastics (its probably loaded with silicone).
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Gravity defying liquid as well
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Special edition.
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Telling a detailing enthusiast you use waterless wash is like telling your mates you're into ballet and tap dance.
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Current boggle is based around saying pressure washer is damaging but you're not bothered about scratches.

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