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Dealer washes
Just had to snap this pic today.
The “detail” guys think nothing of setting this brush on the sandy asphalt.
They will also take this same brush directly from the wheels to the paint, and use the same bucket of wash all day.
I absolutely cringe, but the name of the game there is speed, and like Mike says, 99% of people don’t know a swirl from a squirrel. My God...
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Originally Posted by
PaulMys
Just had to snap this pic today.
The “detail” guys think nothing of setting this brush on the sandy asphalt.
They will also take this same brush directly from the wheels to the paint, and use the same bucket of wash all day.
I absolutely cringe, but the name of the game there is speed, and like Mike says, 99% of people don’t know a swirl from a squirrel.
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I wouldn't call him a detailer. Lol that's more of a car wash technician 🤣🤣
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That brush on paint is going to give me nightmares!
Treat it like it's the only one in the world.
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Bill D
That brush on paint is going to give me nightmares!
I can't even watch them, Bill.
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I’d start to feel nauseous!
Treat it like it's the only one in the world.
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As a “courtesy”, my dealer provides a car wash after each service visit. It is not as bad as what they have at Paulie’s place but they still do a hack job and it makes a mess of the vehicle. They run it through an automated wash and then wiped it down with what resembles used diapers. They know by now to leave my vehicles alone.
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I try to maintain a strong role in preventing this kind of stuff in my wash area at work,,for the most part I have them only using the brush on roofs and across windshields and areas they cannot reach and they don't store the brush on the floor..but I cannot see evrything that goes on and sometimes they slip by,,as for automated washers??,,I am so glad we don't have one of those,,we wash everything by hand.
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Originally Posted by
PaulMys
Just had to snap this pic today.
The “detail” guys think nothing of setting this brush on the sandy asphalt.
They will also take this same brush directly from the wheels to the paint, and use the same bucket of wash all day.
I absolutely cringe, but the name of the game there is speed, and like Mike says, 99% of people don’t know a swirl from a squirrel. My God...
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At least the water looks like it was changed recently?
I've seen the Audi dealer on Main St in LI doing a similar number some years ago lol
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392hemi
At least the water looks like it was changed recently?
I've seen the Audi dealer on Main St in LI doing a similar number some years ago lol
Took the pic at roughly 9am...... Water is rarely changed after. :/
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PaulMys
Took the pic at roughly 9am...... Water is rarely changed after. :/
Paul, so what you're saying is.........you want to be the first car wash of the day. LOL.
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