Hi All.
I now know what everyone talks about in keeping a black car clean, LOL!
I've had my FX for 3 weeks now, and it's right in the way of our automatic sprinklers that go off every 3rd day. So, I got my official welcome to water spots.
When shopping for parts for our 74 Nova at a local Pep Boys store, I saw that Mr. Clean car wash kit. I figured for 20 bucks, what the heck -- i'd try it.
Washed the car in 15 minutes and NO water spots. Seriously.
This thing is fantastic! It has an attachment w/soap and a filter that attaches to a hose. The trick is in the setting when you do your final rinse. The water is filtered and there is no need to dry the car. It dried by itself w/ no spots.
Just thought I'd pass this info on for folks like me who don' t have a lot of time to spend cleaning their FXs. If nothing else, I think it's a great solution for those in-between detailed washes and waxes.
Take care,
go6car
I now know what everyone talks about in keeping a black car clean, LOL!
I've had my FX for 3 weeks now, and it's right in the way of our automatic sprinklers that go off every 3rd day. So, I got my official welcome to water spots.
When shopping for parts for our 74 Nova at a local Pep Boys store, I saw that Mr. Clean car wash kit. I figured for 20 bucks, what the heck -- i'd try it.
Washed the car in 15 minutes and NO water spots. Seriously.
This thing is fantastic! It has an attachment w/soap and a filter that attaches to a hose. The trick is in the setting when you do your final rinse. The water is filtered and there is no need to dry the car. It dried by itself w/ no spots.
Just thought I'd pass this info on for folks like me who don' t have a lot of time to spend cleaning their FXs. If nothing else, I think it's a great solution for those in-between detailed washes and waxes.
Take care,
go6car