whats the proper way to wash cars

**theveed** · May 4th, 2003 09:59 PM

The top-down washing is correct and is common sense talaga since water flows downwards, meaning the water you used to pre-soak the car's roof will drip down to the bottom sides anyway...

As for where to buy, most mall stuff are cheap already.. a decent wheel brush should land around 300, a wash mit between 200-300 a good chamois around 500 bucks... etc...

**kupaloids** · May 4th, 2003 10:19 PM

Just make sure na hindi mainit yung surface nung car. Mahirap magtanggal ng water marks pag natuyan ng tubig ang pintura lalo na pag dark colored ang sasakyan.

**cardsVR** · May 5th, 2003 10:03 PM

don't wash under the sun... best time to wash para sa kin is night time. ndi mainit at less prone yun water spots. malakas pa tubig hehehe. most of all ndi nakakapagod kase malamig sa gabi... hehe

**woodfire** · May 6th, 2003 10:13 PM

Originally Posted by cardsVR

don't wash under the sun... best time to wash para sa kin is night time. ndi mainit at less prone yun water spots. malakas pa tubig hehehe. most of all ndi nakakapagod kase malamig sa gabi... hehe

right on! :wink: parang si belinda bright shhhhsh she walks by night. . . :twisted:

**TJMaxx** · May 8th, 2003 12:02 AM

Question...Question lang, mga Bros...

Ang car shampoo ba nakaka-strip ng wax?
I'm talking about the ordinary car shampoos
available over the counter like Polyglaze

**nitrox** · May 8th, 2003 01:48 AM

hi,

i just bought a polyglaze car wash kanina sa handyman. it says there in the label - doesnt strip off the wax.

i hope its true...any feedbacks?

thanks

**ozcity** · May 8th, 2003 02:51 PM

ok lang kaya gumamit ng mga pressurize water pump to remove the dirt???

**irmscher** · May 9th, 2003 12:56 PM

I suggest to wash the wheels and lower panels first with a separate sponge or washmitt, then do the top to bottom wash. This ensures that you don't contaminate your washmitt or sponge with brake dust and other heavy grunge from the wheels and lower panels.

**mazdamazda** · May 13th, 2003 12:08 PM

polyglaze? yup, oks yun... doesn't remove the wax, just follow the recommended ratio. if you want to strip off the wax, double the amount of the shampoo.

pressure? basta wag masyadong malakas! just enough to remove some of the dirt... talagang hindi makukuha ng tubig lang ang dumi...

**TEAL** · May 22nd, 2003 03:36 PM

Just make sure na hindi mainit yung surface nung car. Mahirap magtanggal ng water marks pag natuyan ng tubig ang pintura lalo na pag dark colored ang sasakyan.

Kaya pala most of the water marks are on the hood. Kitang-kita kasi liberty blue ang color ng XTO ko.

Sa mga experts, may pag-asa pa ba matanggal ang mga water marks na ito? If yes, paano po?

Thanks.