Did they salt 95 tonight?Submitted by PreparationSea4283 t3_11adyt6 in massachusetts
BadJubie t1_j9riy1g wrote
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Like a wax at a cheap autocar wash, detailing shop, or a DIY? Does it really matter?
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czechmixing t1_j9s8rc1 wrote
This is the way
funferalia t1_j9sarq9 wrote
It’s the law.
somegridplayer t1_j9tgkwe wrote
If you're not using fleetwax you should be doing it way more.
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somegridplayer t1_j9vvkq0 wrote
Very hard wax that survives ALOT. You'll let a spot get too dry and pay for it lol.
InevitableOne8421 t1_j9rmbm0 wrote
In order of durability, paint protection film > ceramic coating > sealant > wax. PPF isn't worth it unless it's a really high-end car IMO. If you care about your car, I'd get it detailed professionally and have it ceramic coated. I personally don't really care, so I just wash it really well once or twice a year, clay bar it, polish it using Rupes sealant.
isaikya t1_j9sb0zo wrote
Our versions of “don’t really care” are very different. My car gets washed when it rains, plus maybe three times yearly of actual soap and a sponge, and the rust just adds character. In the past I have tried to care for so many cars, and no matter my effort, the rust just finds a way. ::sigh::
ksoops t1_j9sbsc4 wrote
A large amount of effort barely affects resale value so who cares. Bottom of my priorities list
InevitableOne8421 t1_j9schhb wrote
Hahah I neglected to mention. I’ll do maybe once a month through a touch less wash and a good DIY 2 bucket wash twice a year.
BostonDodgeGuy t1_j9sad6p wrote
Detail or DIY. Carwash style doesn't get an even or deep protective coat. Plus all the grit in the brushes at a car wash will damage your paint.
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