Detailing the car in the big city

Bruno Soares said:
Haha. They aren’t safe but they sure have people out giving tickets and raising money for the parking authority. One time I brought my mom to the airport and got out of the car to help her get the luggage from the trunk. I got a ticket. There was a visible sign that said driver must remain in vehicle and I couldn’t even dispute it. He didn’t care I was just helping my mom with the bags.
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Great town...no wonder you guys boo'd Santa Clause and Mike Schmitt, threw snowballs at the Cowboy's coaching staff and cheered Michael Irvin being carried off the field on a stretcher

Mind you...I'm from Detroit btw

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That show Parking Wars featured Philly a lot. They give tickets out like crazy. Im glad I never got one when I went to school there.
 
Bill D said:
That show Parking Wars featured Philly a lot. They give tickets out like crazy. Im glad I never got one when I went to school there.
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Yeah, I feel like 90% of that show was shot in Philly.
 
This is the same scenario I go through when I am on the road. A rinseless wash is the perfect solution. Get yourself a 5 gallon bucket with a grit guard and a gamma seal and a 3 gallon rinse bucket with a washboard. Fill the wash bucket up to the top with 5 gallons of water and seal it. Drive to a local park, an empty parking lot or somewhere with lots of room. Dump 2 gallons of water into your rinse bucket. Use the remaining 3 gallons of wash water for your rinseless wash. Wolfgang Uber is my personal favorite but ONR and Griots Brilliant Finish are also very popular. If the car is really dirty, a blast of a power rinse from the local coin op is a great way to start. A Worx Hydroshot is also a great way to blast the initial crud off of the car. If you use the Hydroshot, then it is a good idea to invest in another bucket with a gamma seal.
 
All of this ^^^^^

Additionally the Worx hydroshot can be used to clean the tires/wheels/wells properly, thus netting you a better, more complete wash experience

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Klasse Act said:
How do you "dry" with a damp towel

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Your pfm’s are damp after 1st few passes and keeps sucking it up!

I’ve read this about non twisted loop and waffle weave. Suppose to pick up water better :dunno


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Coatingsarecrack said:
Your pfm’s are damp after 1st few passes and keeps sucking it up!

I’ve read this about non twisted loop and waffle weave. Suppose to pick up water better :dunno


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This actually makes sense, I was too busy yesterday being of all things a "social justice warrior"

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