in the ash zone?

[cheffy30]

PNW people of r3v, a friendly PSA reminder about the fires and falling ashes...

you love your paint job?

water + ashes = lye
never wipe the ashes off, and don't just rinse the car but rather wash and dry it by hand properly.

carry on

[Mediumrarechicken]

I'm just going to go 100 and that shit will go bye bye. I just washed all 4 of my rides yesterday morning. I'm not too happy now about that.

[TFJR]

Already washed once this week, looks like it'll get washed again in the next couple of days.

[Matt-B]

Im 0% worried like most people, the car is a daily and i will wash it when i can

[djjerme]

vacuum, then wash.

Just straight water will clog up and ruin everything.

But all my E30's are in storage.

[Metallated]

I'm getting concerned about this, vacuuming and then washing with soap and drying is the best way?

Might be a dumb idea but what about wiping down the car with weak vinegar or something to neutralize the hydroxides?

[djjerme]

It's also the abrasive of the ash you have to watch out for.


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[delamaize]

Yeah, The Dumpster fire is staying in the garage until We get away from Satan's taint. The paint may be shitty on The Dumpster fire, but I don't want to make it any worse. Not to mention the open element filter I run.

BTW, Oregon people, Your governor sucks almost as much as Inslee....

[ahrensNW]

I'm getting concerned about this, vacuuming and then washing with soap and drying is the best way?

Might be a dumb idea but what about wiping down the car with weak vinegar or something to neutralize the hydroxides?

Half your car is rattle can, I think ash shouldn't worry you too much lol

[RainRider]

Thanks for the heads up.