Anybody know where i can pick up one? Just want to get out most of the crap they put in the water, and some of the minerals to reduce the risk of water spots and so forth. thanks!

 

look here

http://www.autodetailingsolutions.co...er_systems.htm

 

Thanks for the help...but 300 bucks isnt really cheap... I am looking for something around 100 bucks... I found these...

http://www.autogeek.net/clinhofianda.html

Would I need two? one for water filter and then one for water softener or would just the water softener be enough?? I cant imagine that much stuff floating the the water that would hurt the paint??

 

Here is a link to DF Towel. he has water filters for about $60 and probably the best microfiber towels for removing waxes
http://www.dftowel.com/ordermisc.html

 

Personally I don't even bother with water spots. After a wash, I dry then go over with detail mist.

Adds maybe 20 min and 3 MF towels.

 

I know I got about 6 of those DF towels...RP told me about them..I wish I would of known they had to too cause I would of ordered it all at once...

I will try it without the filter first and see how it works...

 

I think what you would have to worry about with that set up is, water pressure becoming an issue. Especially when the filter starts to get clogged. You may have $300.00 worth of filters bought, in how long a time? I dunno what the filters cost but they can't be cheap either.

 

sorry .. should have clarified my response ..

this is the cheapest solution I have found that actually works worth a crap ..

 

I think the MrC system will work if you have moderately soft water... My water is crunchy. It did not work well for me at all and I found that I spun through those filters like they were candy...

Here's my review of the Spot Free 1000 unit. I find this unit to be VERY user friendly and it's easily regenerated with simple softening salt. The unit isn't 'high-tech' by any stretch but, it works for me. I think the hardness strip test as shown in the aforementioned thread tells the tale...

-RP-