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Old 12-08-2002 | 10:11 AM
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pressure washing car

I know its proly not the best way but I dont have the time to wax it and wash it very often. I was wondering if you go to those ones you do your self that you can use the wax and all that. If thats alright for the paint? I know the brush proly wouldnt be the best thing to use, but I was curious what effect this would have on my paint if I do this often?
Old 12-08-2002 | 10:46 AM
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Do not use their brush, take a bucket and a wash mitt and use their water, and even their soap if you have too, but the poly brushes will scratch your cars finish.
Old 12-08-2002 | 11:08 AM
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well what if I just wash it at home. If there a soap I can use that has some type of conditioner or wax in it to protect it for a week or so? I usaully wash my car about once a week but dont have the time to wax it all out.
Old 12-08-2002 | 11:34 AM
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I would use the same brand car wash as your polish/wax, that way the products will not work against each other.
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