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| http://www.jyoteen.com/mores4photos/m3incarwash.jpg Ahh... Nothing like an ol' wash at the gas station! Swirl mark hell for that M3!
__________________ 01'Audi S4 armed with 423 lb/ft of torque! mods: ABT ECU APR DOWNPIPES AWE SFLO CAI FORGE MILLTEK EXHAUST FORGE BPV's H&R COILOVERS VOLK RACING LE37's UUC SS *Coming soon KO4 turbo's Last edited by ABTS4 : 12-06-2001 at 07:07 PM. |
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| Well the thing with those automated car washes is they will get your car sparkling clean... but they will also take off a few layers of paint too . Haven't used one, never will. The closest thing I have used are those DIY car washes (you put quarters in the little tier, take the little sprayer/soaper thingy and go to work).
__________________ - Jon One '93 325is, falling apart. Not stock, but I'm too lazy to list stuff. |
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| I dunno about the layers of paint. But if you have a decently wide rim it'll screw it up big time.
__________________ 96 bmw m3 ~deceased~ Switching marques dam dtmers |
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| I use a chamosis. I think its the best and safest way at least to dry. Just make sure you wet it first otherwise it can scratch the paint. I also got one of those california water blade cause i started gettin lazy but it scratched my paint when some dirt got wedged in it and i got a nice streak in the hood. So i just use it on the windows now.
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