Recent content by Fredrick2003

Oh... thanks... So I got a good couple years left, no rush :)

Sounds like a plan to me :)

Wow, just checked back in this morning and I am happy to see so many replies to my topic. Yeah, I kinda figured "DP Waterless Wash" was a "waterless wash" -_-... I might just take my car to the automatic car wash and then use the DP waterless wash after that... Do you guys have anything...

I heard some people saying that after a certain amount of times (a couple of months, they claim) all of the auto detailing products use their effect... Is this true? If so I better start using some stuff up :(

Sound like it is more complicated than just washing your car with a good old fashioned bucket + water honestly... Thanks for you help, and I use DP Waterless Wash.

I was wondering if anybody had any advice for using waterless wash on your car. I mean, I have some, and I would hate for it to go to waste, and my car needs to be washed anyway right now, its looking pretty nasty.

I can't stand Myspace blehhh... But anything to spread the word :)

Hahaha "Internet Fraud Division". Just delete it and forget about it seriously.

Yeah I though the whole "don't wet the battery" was a little bizzare, but alot of sites seemed to agree on that one, so I figured all of those "experts" must know better than me... Thanks for your help, I never heard about the baking soda thing.

Well thanks, I have talked to other people and they thought I was overreacting as well... Guess I will see what happens tomorrow. Oh, one more thing... How would I go about cleaning off a car battery? Since mine looks horrid and we are not supposed to get that wet?

Well they said "enclosed" and then as an example they used "such as the inside of a paper shredder"... That wouldn't be horribly enclosed I wouldn't think... At least the two paper shredders I have owned weren't...

In the engine detailing guide on the site (which was very informative and helpful) it recommends that you use compressed air to get the water out of spaces that you cannot reach, such as small cracks and the like. I went to the store today to buy some compressed air for this reason (and to...

Thanks for that link, alot of useful information and opinions from people, but I do not know which advice to follow. I think I will start tomorrow though, I need to just get it over with. It doesn't sound like water will absolutely destroy the engine, so that makes me feel a little better.

I am going to detail my own engine soon, maybe tomorrow, but I will not use acrylic anything. You said that your engine looks bad, but judging by the pictures you have one of the best looking engines I have seen, except for a little problem with the oil cap. Just wondering how everything...

It seems to be all about the money really, like most things in life. I am apprehensive about letting other people do things to my car.