Detail Freaks?
#1
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Detail Freaks?
I will typically wash my vehicle at least once per week. I stick to the 2-bucket wash method along with foam cannon and electric pressure washer. My question to you guys is as follows...
How often do you remove your wheels/tires for undercarriage cleaning? I like to do mine every 2-3 months. I'll typically spray it down with a degreaser and agitate with a soft brush following with a high pressure rinse.
I know it's a bit time consuming but I enjoy doing it and looks great.
Tools I use:
I love the wheel saver. It keeps from scratching my wheels and glides around with ease.
Do you guys do any crazy type of detailing with your vehicles?
How often do you remove your wheels/tires for undercarriage cleaning? I like to do mine every 2-3 months. I'll typically spray it down with a degreaser and agitate with a soft brush following with a high pressure rinse.
I know it's a bit time consuming but I enjoy doing it and looks great.
Tools I use:
- Breaker Bar
- Protective Wheel Saver
- Torque Wrench
I love the wheel saver. It keeps from scratching my wheels and glides around with ease.
Do you guys do any crazy type of detailing with your vehicles?
#3
I try and reach in as far as I can to clean that area, Im not dedicated enough to take the tires off to clean that area, one puddle and its a mess already.
I will typically wash my vehicle at least once per week. I stick to the 2-bucket wash method along with foam cannon and electric pressure washer. My question to you guys is as follows...
How often do you remove your wheels/tires for undercarriage cleaning? I like to do mine every 2-3 months. I'll typically spray it down with a degreaser and agitate with a soft brush following with a high pressure rinse.
I know it's a bit time consuming but I enjoy doing it and looks great.
Tools I use:
I love the wheel saver. It keeps from scratching my wheels and glides around with ease.
Do you guys do any crazy type of detailing with your vehicles?
How often do you remove your wheels/tires for undercarriage cleaning? I like to do mine every 2-3 months. I'll typically spray it down with a degreaser and agitate with a soft brush following with a high pressure rinse.
I know it's a bit time consuming but I enjoy doing it and looks great.
Tools I use:
- Breaker Bar
- Protective Wheel Saver
- Torque Wrench
I love the wheel saver. It keeps from scratching my wheels and glides around with ease.
Do you guys do any crazy type of detailing with your vehicles?
#5
Driver School Candidate
I think every 2-3 months is more than enough Props to you and your dedication with your ride.
For me, 2 times a year is when i do the complete detail(previous cars obviously, gonna do the same with the IS) including removing wheels to clean undercarriage. However, with every wash i always use the 2 bucket method, clean wheel wells, and clean undercarriage the most i can. I try to keep the paint protected and shiny with spray wax from griots when drying the car after every wash
For me, 2 times a year is when i do the complete detail(previous cars obviously, gonna do the same with the IS) including removing wheels to clean undercarriage. However, with every wash i always use the 2 bucket method, clean wheel wells, and clean undercarriage the most i can. I try to keep the paint protected and shiny with spray wax from griots when drying the car after every wash
#6
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I opted for spending the extra money on my F Sport Intake rather than forking the money into the floor jack this month. I'll head over to Harbor Freight next month and pick up a nice floor jack.
#7
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I am as **** as you and love every minute of it. IN fact, I am so **** that I don't drive my vehicles in Snow/Rain/Wet roads whatsoever. It is mainly a fun car for when the weather is nice.
Once look at my handle will explain why I never get caught in the rain *lol*
Once look at my handle will explain why I never get caught in the rain *lol*
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So you keep the accurate forecasts to yourself?
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