has anyone used the mr clean car wash kit that supposed to leave no water spots? i have a very very bad problem withwater spots... i have to run to dry truck when done washing ...we have hard water i guess...the kits are 20$ at walmart... thanx

 

Used it and hated it. To me it was a waste of time. If I remember correctly you have to purchase soap and a filter. Its been so long since I used it I dont remember but I rather stick to hand washing.

 

thanx, ill keep my 20$ !!!

 

good idea but doesnt clean very well. kinda like in beta still..

 

if you got really hard water, i can see using it, but other than that, keep your 20 bucks

 

You could get a water softner if its eating up your house fixtures. Or just get a couple of inline filters from lowes/home depot and that should help a little bit.

 

that would work too, probably cheaper too.

 

Maybe I'm the exception to the rule, but I have used the Mr. Clean car wash for well over a year now and will keep on using it. They way I use it is to spray the soap over a section of the truck, wash it using a genuine lambs wool mitt and then rinse. I have my bucket of clean water that I use to rinse my mitt after washing each section so almost like using the 2 bucket method.

I then rinse the entire truck using the no-spot setting and let the truck dry. Not saying that it is perfect, but like I said I've used it for well over a year and think it was well worth my money. I also used it on my dad's truck (and he has extrememly hard water) and he was sold on it and uses it himself now.

 

i really needed something for the rinsing.... i will go to home depot and compare some prices ...thanx for info guys

 

x2...i really like the system...its not perfect by any means but it works good enough for me and i'd say get rid of at least 90% of the waters spots on my truck if not more, i can actually wash my truck almost faster or just as fast as a conventional method

inline filters might be nice but im just a kid and don't get to make any decisions at home ha...