Mr. Clean AutoDry Carwash

[nameisbradgreen]

Has anyone tried it yet? Does it really dry spot free? Man that would be sweet save me some time instead of using the California all the time.


Brad

[darien28]

it just helps sheet the water off... your hood and roof would prolly be spot free (assuming it's good paint, smooth, and waxed) but some of the edges and angles wou;dn't be.

[bimmerphile]

2 words: California Waterblade

[darien28]

or a simple window squegee.

[LikeCDoos]

if your car's paint is in good condition most of the water should sheet off it self

[Rob]

http://www.dtmpower.net/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=123514

http://www.dtmpower.net/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=122161

[Spaz]

2 words: California Waterblade

:stupid:

best carwashing investment you will make.

[Ryan Stewart]

I have a california water blade and I only wash my car with softened water. No spots at all since the softener gets most of the minerals out.

[SykoBMW]

Can you get the California Waterblade at basically any automotive store?

[AndreNY]

Can you get the California Waterblade at basically any automotive store?

:?: :?:

[bimmerphile]

Can you get the California Waterblade at basically any automotive store?

:?: :?:

Yup.



That's what you're looking for.

[Jb325is]

Just keep a lot of wax on your car and its not a problem

[325is_e30]

will it ruin your paint or something :?:

[Ryan Stewart]

Well you are dragging something across your paint but it is soft silocone and you should wax quarterly and strip it yearly anyway.

I also clean the waterblade everytime I use it to get rid of any impurities that it may have picked up.

[LikeCDoos]

how much does that CA waterblade run at local car supply stores?