Recent content by Kinalyx

Honestly i just find it to be the most efficient way to do it. I have a really busy schedule between work and kids in sports, so when i have time to wash my truck, i like to make the most out of it. I can go straight to power washing the wheels and cleaning them with cleaners, then pressure...

As said above, i probably would have taped that edge off, or at least used a less powerful machine and probably a 3" pad or smaller to make sure i could get around the body line without spending too much time on top of it

If you are using new water/solution every wash, there really isnt a need for the Grit Guard. In my case the solution is used for multiple washes and im actually storing the microfibers in the solution while not in use. The Grit Guard is just in case the microfibers have anything extra left on...

Curious about everyone elses rinseless wash method. I dont remember where i found this 1, but its a variation of the Gary Dean method, but you keep using the same rinseless wash water and bucket. Basically i mix the rinseless wash, add my grit guard and put 20ish, folded, microfibers into the...

So is no one doing this anymore? Ive been gone a couple years, but i remember this thread getting multiple posts a day for quite a while. Anyway, got a Metro Master Blaster 8hp im willing to trade, looking for something interesting. located near houston tx

I just have to say that while the Mustang is a nice looking car, i find it to be uncomfortable. Im a big guy, 6'2" 340lbs, so this is not the case for all im assuming. The only other issue for me is that ur talking about getting the ecoboost. IMO it is completely ridiculous to buy a "muscle"...

i absolutely love my MB. The best way ive found to use it and keep from having the water dry before i get to it is to rinse the car often while washing, and to rinse again right before i pull into the garage. Then i use the MB to blow all of the water off. There is usually VERY little water...

Depends on a few things, but if its been a while, ill spend 30 to 45 minutes on each wheel as well. My wheels have a lip behind the spokes, and i have extremely dusty brembo brakes, it can take quite a while and a bunch of passes to get them truly clean. After that, if im foaming, and doing a...

Im assuming the "M" is supposed to look like a crown? I actually kinda like the logo, but i agree with PurpleTowel. It looks VERY generic, ive seen a similar logo at least 10 other times. Shawn

Ive heard Citrol Degreaser will remove pretty much anything, even from plastics. Might want to give it a try. I havent tried getting the road paint off my wifes Suburban, she didnt tell me about it until it had already sat there for over a week. Im not sure i can get it off now without some...

Wait, so you are taping off a 2'x2' square and using that as the area you polish and move it over and over? The square being taped off on a panel is for a test spot to show the difference between what is and isnt corrected. You dont need to tape off squares for polishing, the 2'x2' area is...

I actually just IXed my car, a 2015 Chevy SS. These cars, as well as the old Pontiac G8's were notorious for rail rust, and my previous SS as well my my G8's bled like a stuck pig. These cars spend months on a ship coming over from Aus, and then quite a while on train. My only thought with...

can you actually do a touchless wash if your car is coated and or waxed and you foam every few days? I get that a foam cannon will not fully clean a really dirty car, but would it clean general dirt from driving over the course of a week?

I have a Coast HX5, a $12-$15 led light from dicks sporting goods, and a light i got at the dollar store that looks identical to the one sold by adams, with those 3 plus my flood lights, i can find nearly everything. Just takes different angles and making sure the background lighting is...

What flash light is that?