Pronto wash
#1
12-02-2010, 02:37 PM
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Pronto wash
Does anyone have any experience with pronto wash? www.prontowash.com/usa
They offer car washes here in our office building, and it somehow works without a drain because it only uses about a pint of water per wash.
Any opinions? The cars look great when done and don't appear to get any new scratches, but I am unsure of how you can be gentle enough with that small amount of water.
They offer car washes here in our office building, and it somehow works without a drain because it only uses about a pint of water per wash.
Any opinions? The cars look great when done and don't appear to get any new scratches, but I am unsure of how you can be gentle enough with that small amount of water.
#2
12-03-2010, 03:26 PM
GeoWash
Does anyone have any experience with pronto wash? www.prontowash.com/usa
They offer car washes here in our office building, and it somehow works without a drain because it only uses about a pint of water per wash.
Any opinions? The cars look great when done and don't appear to get any new scratches, but I am unsure of how you can be gentle enough with that small amount of water.
They offer car washes here in our office building, and it somehow works without a drain because it only uses about a pint of water per wash.
Any opinions? The cars look great when done and don't appear to get any new scratches, but I am unsure of how you can be gentle enough with that small amount of water.
#3
12-03-2010, 10:34 PM
Come on guys, seriously thinking you can safely wash a car with less then a pint of water??? Are we actually having this conversation? Do you like your car?
Sorry but there's no way they can be pre rinsing the dirt off the surface before they wash it with that little amount of water. Think about how much dirt will be rubbed across the finish as they mist and wipe down the car??
You really want to trust your car with that kind of services?? It's your car, do what you want, call me when you're ready to have it all polished out.
Anyone can clean a car, but that doesn't mean they are properly caring for it.
There's always the quick, easy and cheap way of doing things, then there's the right way.
Josh
Sorry but there's no way they can be pre rinsing the dirt off the surface before they wash it with that little amount of water. Think about how much dirt will be rubbed across the finish as they mist and wipe down the car??
You really want to trust your car with that kind of services?? It's your car, do what you want, call me when you're ready to have it all polished out.
Anyone can clean a car, but that doesn't mean they are properly caring for it.
There's always the quick, easy and cheap way of doing things, then there's the right way.
Josh
Last edited by JoshVette; 12-03-2010 at 10:38 PM.
#4
12-04-2010, 02:41 PM
Come on guys, seriously thinking you can safely wash a car with less then a pint of water??? Are we actually having this conversation? Do you like your car?
Sorry but there's no way they can be pre rinsing the dirt off the surface before they wash it with that little amount of water. Think about how much dirt will be rubbed across the finish as they mist and wipe down the car??
You really want to trust your car with that kind of services?? It's your car, do what you want, call me when you're ready to have it all polished out.
Anyone can clean a car, but that doesn't mean they are properly caring for it.
There's always the quick, easy and cheap way of doing things, then there's the right way.
Josh
Sorry but there's no way they can be pre rinsing the dirt off the surface before they wash it with that little amount of water. Think about how much dirt will be rubbed across the finish as they mist and wipe down the car??
You really want to trust your car with that kind of services?? It's your car, do what you want, call me when you're ready to have it all polished out.
Anyone can clean a car, but that doesn't mean they are properly caring for it.
There's always the quick, easy and cheap way of doing things, then there's the right way.
Josh
Actually my car is black, and any swirl mark or scratch would be noticeable.
#5
12-04-2010, 08:10 PM
This was the first video that came up about Geowash on youtube. I won't point out the obvious.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoiyhefKPBw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoiyhefKPBw
#6
12-05-2010, 12:33 AM
This might actually work, if you don't drive your car. Here's some examples. This is a black 2008 Nissan Altima that was detailed 4 months before it came to me. The detailer told them to use Griot's Spray on Car Wash or else the other stuff will strip off the "upgraded polymer sealant".
Here's a 50/50 shot of it
Left side corrected and right side not so much..
This is just showing you what a "waterless" car wash does to your paint.
Here's a 50/50 shot of it
Left side corrected and right side not so much..
This is just showing you what a "waterless" car wash does to your paint.
#7
12-06-2010, 09:47 AM
That's called marketing my friend. Don't believe something just cause it's in writing.
Josh
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