Re: Breaking in the New Paint (Tao)
Nothing is better than proper hand washing with good qaulity soap (ph balanced). But that's just not always practical
Quote, originally posted by Tao » |
Definitely avoid automatic brush or cloth. Newer style stationary vehicle washes with touchless robotic arm and plenty of widely dispersed lower pressure water jets shouldn't be a problem. Been using Sunoco Ecobright for a long while - paint looks great. Shell has similar.
Went through an older Shell touch-less (pull-through style) and was uncomfortable with the more concentrated higher pressure jets.
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Stay far, Far, FAR away from the auto track wash at Dufferin/Summeridge. That darn thing caused $4000 in repairs (on their dime) and I will never go to that wash, or one like it, again. NEVER!
The stationary wash at Rutherford/Thornhill Woods Drive has always been safe. But too often it doesn't rinse well and you're left with soap dripping from the mirrors
But for a quick wash in the winter months it suffices.
Quote, originally posted by dmd » |
Paint could just be softer during that time and could scratch easier. |
BINGO!
LTA