Touchless car wash

Old Jan 26, 2006 | 03:32 PM
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What would everyone's ideal car wash be if you had to design it?

For example, I would choose to wash my truck in a coin-op self service bay. As soon as I started entering the wash, I would get the undercarriage flush treatment. Then it would be the typical washing cycle using the high pressure wand to get everything out of the wheel wells and the wheels and so on. Then after that was all done, there would be a hand held blower where you could "blow dry" the vehicle yourself. It wouldn't be as powerful as the automated dryer and therefore less likely to do any damage. Plus you can control it, thereby getting more water off the truck by getting into window channels and crevices.

Probably will never happen, but I think it would be a good start for a new kind of car wash.
 
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Old Jan 26, 2006 | 03:36 PM
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Originally Posted by one028
whats wrong with using one of the soft cloth car washes instead of the touchless ones. can they damage your car? i went through a normal car wash, not the touchless ones the other day. after the wash i noticed a couple scratches on the rear side of my bed near the rear fender. i didnt really think the car wash did it, or did it? maybe i will stay away from them now. i never really thought they were to bad for your car. i always tell them not to use the scrub brushes at the begining of the wash, because they smack the crap out of my car when they use those.
Anything that rubs the surface of your paint can carry grit from the previous vehicles it washed.
 
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