How does it actually remove dirt and grime without high pressure and without touching the car, do the soap bubbles get down on thier knees and ask the dirt nicely?

 

You do have to use a cloth during that actual soap/washing portion, you just don't need to worry about drying it.

 

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, that makes sense.

 

It's really nice, too. You can just rinse it and let it dry and you're all set for waxing, etc.

 

i guess im the only one who thought it was a pain.


ohh well im sticking to the touchless car washes at gas stations because my paint its ruined allready

 

p.s. - Adam, the girl at TAPE had no idea what I was talking about. I'm going to call back tomorrow in hopes to catch the owner.

 

Man, I don't know what the deal is with these dumbasses, maybe try calling them and ask them for colored sealer.

 

I'll give that a shot tomorrow. I might just have to get that two-stage setup I was telling you that the guy from dreamworks told me about.

 

Ok so I'm guessing here that all I have to do is Spray and let it dry by itself? If so, then I'm also thinking that it doesn't leave any water spots? And as for the Eagle 1 stuff on the tires, does it make it look shiny? And no I don't have chrome rims...

 

Use the soap sprayer and wash it like normal. Then use the Rinse sprayer and just let it air dry - no water spots.