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Car Soap VS Dish Soap for Car Wash
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Car Soap VS Dish Soap for Car Wash
Originally Posted by
alfierenadhie
In the video you say that this proves dish soap CAN remove wax over time...
But then in your comment you say this proves dish soap doesn’t remove wax.
So which 1 is it? Do you believe it strips wax or not??
-Whatever “wax” you used prior to the 1st wash did a horrendous job of beading based on the water behavior after 1 wash with NXT Car Shampoo. It looked like there was nothing on the paint.
-You should invest in more than 1 mitt.
-You should’ve washed the side with the car shampoo 1st because dish soap tends to be harder to rinse off and since you were only using 1 mitt you could’ve had cross contamination screwing up your results.
-I don’t care if you say the ground was clean, you should never lay a wash mitt on the ground and use it afterwards. [well you can do whatever you like, but it’s not good to teach others to do that with their mitt]
-Dish soap for removing lsp has been debunked a long time ago. You should already know why it doesn’t really work, if you don’t know then use the search button.
-Not all car wash shampoos leave a residue. Meguiars Hyper Wash and Carpro Reset are 2 examples and there’s many more.
That’s all the nitpicking/constructive criticism I have regarding that video.
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Re: Car Soap VS Dish Soap for Car Wash
Originally Posted by
Eldorado2k
In the video you say that this proves dish soap CAN remove wax over time...
But then in your comment you say this proves dish soap doesn’t remove wax.
So which 1 is it? Do you believe it strips wax or not??
-Whatever “wax” you used prior to the 1st wash did a horrendous job of beading based on the water behavior after 1 wash with NXT Car Shampoo. It looked like there was nothing on the paint.
-You should invest in more than 1 mitt.
-You should’ve washed the side with the car shampoo 1st because dish soap tends to be harder to rinse off and since you were only using 1 mitt you could’ve had cross contamination screwing up your results.
-I don’t care if you say the ground was clean, you should never lay a wash mitt on the ground and use it afterwards. [well you can do whatever you like, but it’s not good to teach others to do that with their mitt]
-Dish soap for removing lsp has been debunked a long time ago. You should already know why it doesn’t really work, if you don’t know then use the search button.
-Not all car wash shampoos leave a residue. Meguiars Hyper Wash and Carpro Reset are 2 examples and there’s many more.
That’s all the nitpicking/constructive criticism I have regarding that video.
1. it will strips but not immediately.
2. the beading is bad because i didnt polished the paint. (megs ultimate liquid wax)
3. yes i need more mitt
4. washing bucket is more dirtier than that ground, i put it there only to rinse it from the dish soap.
5. i don't care
6. any shampoos will leave residue, hence the need of rinsing.
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Re: Car Soap VS Dish Soap for Car Wash
If you wash your car with dish soap you deserve a 12 year prison sentence!
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Car Soap VS Dish Soap for Car Wash
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The more mitts the merrier.
Treat it like it's the only one in the world.
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With the price per wash of something like hyperwash, it's really hard to make an argument for washing with stuff meant for greasy dishes.
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Re: Car Soap VS Dish Soap for Car Wash
Originally Posted by
alfierenadhie
Originally Posted by
alfierenadhie
1. It will strips but not immediately.
2. The beading is bad because i didnt polished the paint. (megs ultimate liquid wax)
3. Yes i need more mitt
4. Washing bucket is more dirtier than that ground, i put it there only to rinse it from the dish soap.
5. I don't care
6. Any shampoos will leave residue, hence the need of rinsing.
@OP alfierenadhie...
•IMO:
1.) Even though you live in a tropical environment,
[where there is always a state of very high humidity;
annual rainfall that is measured in meters/(feet);
and the temperature never falls below 18°C/(64°F)],
using dish soap to wash vehicles is not what I would
call a “Best Practice”.
2.) Using products that are specifically formulated
to clean vehicle surfaces can be one way to show
people that your detailing methods is what sets you
apart from the rest of the crowd.
Bob
"Be wary of the man who urges an action in which he himself incurs no risk."
~Joaquin de Setanti
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