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I used to do similar except, every 6 months I'd claybar + zaino the sh*t out of my car then once a fortnight go down to carlovers for a high pressure wash and spray... half the time I woudlnt even bother chamois'ing it dry as the zaino would tell all water to GTFOff the paint pretty much... would always look schmick with just that !

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Dont ditch your sponges completely, cut them in half, and use them on your wheels.

That way, you know that all of your half sponges are for wheels only. Whatever you do, dont wash the car with a sponge used on wheels.

I use 2 chamois as well, use one for the outside, and one for door jambs, boot, bonnet, fuel door etc.

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I'm a late night car-wash-o-phile too. I take a bucket with me, tyre shine the whole lot. And when I'm sponge cleaning the wheels and the door and boot jams I get the most evil looks from anyone who lines up behind me but I don't give a f*ck lol. And it doesn't cost me a cent cause all the boys at work know when they wash the work cars and they have left over tokens to go put em straight in my locker.

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that's familiary funny ,you mention the evil looks when your sponging the car.Same here I no longer worry ,as Im twice as quick as all the average dreamers at the car wash getting their hoses tangled,searching for more change LOL priceless

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  On 23/12/2009 at 5:52 AM, Rhino1980 said:

I'm a late night car-wash-o-phile too. I take a bucket with me, tyre shine the whole lot. And when I'm sponge cleaning the wheels and the door and boot jams I get the most evil looks from anyone who lines up behind me but I don't give a f*ck lol. And it doesn't cost me a cent cause all the boys at work know when they wash the work cars and they have left over tokens to go put em straight in my locker.

Ha Ha that's King!

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do exactly the same.

I worries me everytime I see people scrubbing nice and hard with the provided foam brush whilst standing in HUGE piles of mud which somebody has just cleaned off their bush basher using the bloody brush. scary :spoton:

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Totally agree ,the scary part is Seeing brand new cars copping this treatment,lets not get started on automatic car washes with automatic brushes,that's another form of car vandalism,each to their own !

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  On 28/12/2009 at 11:45 AM, xrt said:

where do you get these microfibre wash mits from?

I got mine from autobarn, you should be able to pick one up from there.

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