The Season of Discontent is upon us...

[vaca22]

I need to get everything out of my trunk pretty soon!

Thanks for the reminder. I've been making it a habit of not keeping my clubs in the trunk, but I got lazy this year. Time to bring the bag in

[CleanIT]

I started to keep all detailing products inside in the basement to avoid extreme temperature changes.

[NightDrive43]

I keep all of my gallons, coatings, and things I don't use on a regular basis in a coat closet inside the house. RTUs, shampoos, etc. are in the cabinets in the garage.

[oneheadlite]

I think that would depend on temperature range and the products. 303, is one product I know to keep from freezing. I got a bluetooth thermometer that I stuck in the garage so I could see how often it got below freezing or got too hot. It's often enough that's there's only a few months out of the year I'll leave stuff out there.

I started to keep all detailing products inside in the basement to avoid extreme temperature changes.

I also just keep all my stuff in the basement full time - Though I do let the iron removers live in the garage out of laziness (I could cap and bag them, but...). So far no ill effect noted. I feel better keeping all my towels down there; even though they're all in bins I just worry about contamination in the garage. I've gotten pretty quick at loading a tote with whatever towels/mitts I think I'll need, and I've got a carrier for whatever products.

In the summer I'll keep some RTU bottles on the shelf in the garage as well as a pre-mixed (sealed) bucket of Rinseless Wash.

Now that we're getting into winter and the outside faucet is off, I've been working on the winter-wash system I'll be trying this year. I've got a cordless pressure washer (800psi/.8GPM) that I pre-rinse with before doing a rinseless wash. From hearing other members talk about it, I've been trying Ammo's Frothe added into the process - we'll see what I end up finalizing for a routine.

Only part I'm not sure about with using the pressure washer is the runoff water - not sure if I'm going to turn my driveway into a death rink from what creeps under the door...

[Uncbrs]

I also just keep all my stuff in the basement full time - Though I do let the iron removers live in the garage out of laziness (I could cap and bag them, but...). So far no ill effect noted. I feel better keeping all my towels down there; even though they're all in bins I just worry about contamination in the garage. I've gotten pretty quick at loading a tote with whatever towels/mitts I think I'll need, and I've got a carrier for whatever products.

In the summer I'll keep some RTU bottles on the shelf in the garage as well as a pre-mixed (sealed) bucket of Rinseless Wash.

Now that we're getting into winter and the outside faucet is off, I've been working on the winter-wash system I'll be trying this year. I've got a cordless pressure washer (800psi/.8GPM) that I pre-rinse with before doing a rinseless wash. From hearing other members talk about it, I've been trying Ammo's Frothe added into the process - we'll see what I end up finalizing for a routine.

Only part I'm not sure about with using the pressure washer is the runoff water - not sure if I'm going to turn my driveway into a death rink from what creeps under the door...

I've got a few pairs of skates from my hockey days. Will trade for chemicals.

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[Klasse Act]

While I'm thinking about it you guys all need to check your air pressure in your tires with the cold weather you lose air pressure.

I always add 2-3 psi during the winter to compensate for the even colder weather, this way I don't have to go out there and check it when it's bone cold

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[MisterSnoop]

I just set mine back up to where they're supposed to be. I'll go 1 psi higher as it's cooling off, figuring a 20 degree drop in temperature will probably make them 1 psi below the correct pressure. If it's really cold, my car has psi readings it can display and my air compressor can be set to shut off when it reaches the target pressure so I don't have to stand outside waiting for it.

[Klasse Act]

I just set mine back up to where they're supposed to be. I'll go 1 psi higher as it's cooling off, figuring a 20 degree drop in temperature will probably make them 1 psi below the correct pressure. If it's really cold, my car has psi readings it can display and my air compressor can be set to shut off when it reaches the target pressure so I don't have to stand outside waiting for it.

It's -1 psi for every 10 degree temp drop

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[MisterSnoop]

It's -1 psi for every 10 degree temp drop

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Right. Set them 1 psi high and it'll be 1 psi low with a 20 degree drop.

[dgage]

While I'm thinking about it you guys all need to check your air pressure in your tires with the cold weather you lose air pressure.

I always add 2-3 psi during the winter to compensate for the even colder weather, this way I don't have to go out there and check it when it's bone cold

Yep. I noticed the display on my car showed pressure drops of about 2 in the front and 3 in the back over the last few weeks. Topped back up now.