Foam Gun and Deionized Water
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10-27-2013 | 06:54 PM
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Ups dropped off my new foam gun today. Filled with PS21 wash and used the Deionized water to wet, wash and rinse.
Am I imagining (I already know I'm nuts when it comes to this car) or does using treated water result in a "wetter" slicker look to the car's finish?
Just beat the rain had to move into the garage.
Oh, and my wife did something really useful while I was screwing around with the car.
Am I imagining (I already know I'm nuts when it comes to this car) or does using treated water result in a "wetter" slicker look to the car's finish?
Just beat the rain had to move into the garage.
Oh, and my wife did something really useful while I was screwing around with the car.
Can't agree more, deionized water is a must... Also, strongly recommend a Master Blaster 4.0+4.0... I use it to dry the entire car... Water just rolls off... I have never touched the body of my car with a towel... Air only...
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10-27-2013 | 07:13 PM
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10-27-2013 | 08:15 PM
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Deionized water? Leaf blowers? I just hire a 100 ton crane, two jeroboams of Dom and dip the car. The grime just bubbles off. And never touching the car? Good love requires a whole lot of contact. And here is real bread my wife made while the car is drying!
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10-28-2013 | 04:17 AM
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