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Pollen on cars this time of season again
So as we all know this time of the season pollen is really bad this time of the year depending where you live I washed a car and two days later it's already covered what do I do??? Just seeing if anybody has any tricks? I guess it's good for my customers more money $$$
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You're lucky if it's two days, not even an hour n my car is covered!
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Originally Posted by BrianMcLeod
So as we all know this time of the season pollen is really bad this time of the year depending where you live I washed a car and two days later it's already covered what do I do??? Just seeing if anybody has any tricks? I guess it's good for my customers more money $$$
No tricks honestly; there's nothing you can do if the car sits outside. I'm used to it, so I don't stress.
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You're lucky if it's two days, not even an hour n my car is covered!
When the Pine pollen is real bad (April) it only takes a couple minutes here in NC (light dusting). Let it sit out for an hour and it's terrible.
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At times the pollen is so bad ill wash my car and the next day theres so much pollen that you cant tell lol
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Last season the pollen was even worse than normal due to the warm rainy winter. I took my Vette out of storage and while it was sitting there idling as I put my DD away and got ready to drive I came back - about 2 minutes later and there were these big pollen splotchy blobs all over it. Some nearby tree was not just putting pollen out, but sort of pollen packets that left a 3-4 inch splotch when they landed on my car. At that point I knew there was no sense trying to keep it clean so I didn't even wash it for a month until the pollen died down.
The worst is when your car is covered in pollen and you get a light rain - not enough to wash it off but enough to get the water droplets to bead up on the paint - you get that pollen beading action going on after it dries, looks awful.
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Re: Pollen on cars this time of season again
Originally Posted by BrianMcLeod
So as we all know this time of the season pollen is really bad this time of the year depending where you live I washed a car and two days later it's already covered what do I do??? Just seeing if anybody has any tricks? I guess it's good for my customers more money $$$
My suggestion is to wash your car any time you need to remove pollen.
Here is what pollen looks like
Not too paint friendly so do you best tp rinse or foam off as much pollen as possible to avoid scratching the paint.
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Re: Pollen on cars this time of season again
Originally Posted by BrianMcLeod
So as we all know this time of the season pollen is really bad this time of the year depending where you live I washed a car and two days later it's already covered what do I do??? Just seeing if anybody has any tricks? I guess it's good for my customers more money $$$
I tend to use spray wax more often this time of year. A couple of layers helps you maintain the LSP and reduce the amount of bucket-washes.
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Re: Pollen on cars this time of season again
If any of you b*tch about pollen....I swear I am sending a snow storm your way!!!!!
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Re: Pollen on cars this time of season again
Originally Posted by JohnsHandWash&Wax
If any of you b*tch about pollen....I swear I am sending a snow storm your way!!!!!
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