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Mr. Clean Car Wash/dry - Penwraith - 08-25-2004
Works fine as long as you work on a cool(to the touch) car out of the sun.
Mr. Clean Car Wash/dry - silver02svtf - 08-26-2004
I use it on my wife's van 'cause I'm too lazy to dry the thing off. And yes, if used properly, no spots.
Mr. Clean Car Wash/dry - Crazirich - 08-26-2004
I couldn't care bout the stuff, playing with the gun and filling it and waiting for the plastic thing to break. I the mean time my good ole car wash soap (meguirs) and wash mit and shamois, are long done. And I wont have to worry how long till the stupid plastic thing will break
Mr. Clean Car Wash/dry - GapBoyPCS - 09-05-2004
I"m the old-fashioned method too:
- wash bucket
- microfibre wash mit
- Zaino car wash (or Meguiars)
- microfibre cloths to dry
I'm happy B)
Mr. Clean Car Wash/dry - SVTZX503 - 09-05-2004
I bought one was alright but nothing like get out there and doing the old fashion way. I use a power washer and a chamois to dry.
Mr. Clean Car Wash/dry - paolo - 09-05-2004
Here is the way I wash my car:
- Mr. Clean the entire car
- microfibre wash mit to scrub car
- Mr. Clean Dry Cycle.
A lotta ppl forget that u can still scrub your car with a wash mit when using mr. clean. its not a touchless car-wash, plus with the time I save, it pays off