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Beating the cold -- detailing in winter?
Originally Posted by
Desertnate
I'll second this one. I don't even bother detailing this time of year.
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This time of year, I've just learned to be patient, not worry about a dirty/flawed vehicle, and wait until Spring.
Indeed…sometimes doing nothing is better/safer (and easier ) than doing *something*. Have faith in the prep & protection and let it ride until better days.
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Re: Beating the cold -- detailing in winter?
Originally Posted by
BudgetPlan1
Have faith in the prep & protection and let it ride until better days.
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Exactly.
This was discussed in another thread recently. And John (2Black1's) mentioned (and I agreed) that the salt/grime on your paint is the least of your worries if you have a reputable LSP applied to it.
It's the undercarriage and all of the tiny cracks and crevices that will do your car in if left untreated.
It is no coincidence that man's best friend cannot talk.
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Re: Beating the cold -- detailing in winter?
Originally Posted by
PaulMys
Exactly.
This was discussed in another thread recently. And John (2Black1's) mentioned (and I agreed) that the salt/grime on your paint is the least of your worries if you have a reputable LSP applied to it.
It's the undercarriage and all of the tiny cracks and crevices that will do your car in if left untreated.
Fluid film!....i know you know lol
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Re: Beating the cold -- detailing in winter?
Originally Posted by
opie
Fluid film!....i know you know lol
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I put that sh!t in my coffee!!
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Re: Beating the cold -- detailing in winter?
Originally Posted by
PaulMys
Exactly.
This was discussed in another thread recently. And John (2Black1's) mentioned (and I agreed) that the salt/grime on your paint is the least of your worries if you have a reputable LSP applied to it.
It's the undercarriage and all of the tiny cracks and crevices that will do your car in if left untreated.
Thats the real gripe, no LSP applied at present. I was going to take advantage of temps in the 60s this weekend to do it, but car is going to the dealer friday to take care of some issues. Might just wait until it warms up a bit, slap some Griots ceramic 3 in 1 on it, to hold it to spring.
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Re: Beating the cold -- detailing in winter?
Originally Posted by
04lss
Thats the real gripe, no LSP applied at present. I was going to take advantage of temps in the 60s this weekend to do it, but car is going to the dealer friday to take care of some issues. Might just wait until it warms up a bit, slap some Griots ceramic 3 in 1 on it, to hold it to spring.
If there's no LSP, you could foam it with something like AutoFoam without worrying about the high pH.
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Re: Beating the cold -- detailing in winter?
Back in the day when threads like this would pop up there would be dozens of responses on how to beat the cold. Now all we get are weak men with weak excuses ... wait until spring
“Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.”
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Beating the cold -- detailing in winter?
The first time some smart Ass punk takes his finger and wipes “wash me” through your months old stash of winter grime and ghosts your paint you might rethink that “leaving it dirty is safer” mantra
To each his own
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Re: Beating the cold -- detailing in winter?
Originally Posted by
VISITOR
I don’t know if I’d go the “cheap Chinese version” for something I plug in, drop in the water and then dunk my hand in .
Also box said for water only. Maybe a rinseless or bucket wash would gum it up?
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