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Re: Washing Car in Direct Sunlight at a Customer's Location
Originally Posted by TWEEDERTWEEK
Chemical Guys "Mr Pink" car wash works great for me in direct sunlight.
It doesn't for me on glass, but my water could be harder than yours.
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Re: Washing Car in Direct Sunlight at a Customer's Location
Originally Posted by allenk4
Which shampoo would you suggest?
I don't know of one the AG sells and recommends that, but Adam's is ok to let dry. He says in their newest videos you can wash your car, go have lunch, and rinse it off when you're done.
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Re: Washing Car in Direct Sunlight at a Customer's Location
Originally Posted by Grifffx4
What size is your EZ up? I'm looking at a 12x12 straight leg...
Its a 12x12 straight leg lol. I ordered it off a website and was like "if im going to start this business im not going to cut corners and get something cheap that will break" So i found one that every one said, in a joking way, could stand up to gale force winds and some one else said something like "when hurricane katrina hit my neighborhood was leveled. The only thing left standing was this EZ UP" lol so being as i live in a windy area i figured this would be my best bet but ill probably never use it again. Its just way to heavy for one man to set up and take down. Especially after 8 hours of buffing my arms are like jello.
Surprisingly i havent really needed it. But if i ever feel as though i need one ill just head up to big 5 or look on craiglist and find a cheap one. When i get a trailer though what i plan on doing is getting one of those retractable awnings on it and then just park the vehicle next to the trailer under the awning. I dont see that happening any time soon though lol.
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Re: Washing Car in Direct Sunlight at a Customer's Location
Originally Posted by allenk4
Which shampoo would you suggest?
I found CarPro Reset to work fine for me in direct sunlight.
It rinsed off no problem after drying for a good 10-15 minutes
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Re: Washing Car in Direct Sunlight at a Customer's Location
Originally Posted by Zelfiris
I found CarPro Reset to work fine for me in direct sunlight.
It rinsed off no problem after drying for a good 10-15 minutes
Thanks
It is now in my AGO Cart
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Re: Washing Car in Direct Sunlight at a Customer's Location
Garry Dean method works great since you immediately dry the panel you're working on. I always try to do my washing early in the morning before it gets really hot and sunny.
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Re: Washing Car in Direct Sunlight at a Customer's Location
Duragloss shampoo and waterless and rinseless products are a great combo if having to work in direct sun and or high temps. Limit the amount of water sprayed on the vehicle especially if there is only very light dirt on the vehicle. I usually only apply car shampoo to the dirtier areas like the lower portions, and use ONR and or a waterless wash product on the upper areas. Only work one manageable section at a time and dry the section before moving to the next one. Working from the bottom to the upper areas is a method I use to allow me to use a waterless/rinseless product all the way down without worrying about working into dirty areas. Basically I do the wheels/wells and work into the lower/dirtier section with a tradition wash method. Then work top down with rinseless/waterless.
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Re: Washing Car in Direct Sunlight at a Customer's Location
I did an orange lamborghini earlier today, i made a canopy with tarp and 4 stand alone poles i welded at home
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Re: Washing Car in Direct Sunlight at a Customer's Location
Infinite Use Detail Juice was designed to be used in direct sunlight. I use it for all my maintenance washes and it's amazing
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Re: Washing Car in Direct Sunlight at a Customer's Location
Originally Posted by Zelfiris
I found CarPro Reset to work fine for me in direct sunlight.
It rinsed off no problem after drying for a good 10-15 minutes
Is this shampoo expensive? What does a gallon of the stuff cost?
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