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Car Wash by Mr. Clean?? 200

posted by  Jim Holst on  Fri Aug 27 04:03 CST 2004
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My son used this system on his Mustang last week. After washing, he waxed the car. He seemed happy with the Mr Clean wash and he used to detail cars so I respect his judgement. However, he never lets his car get really dirty so the Mr Clean was applied to a car which was only dusty, not muddy or with that grey scum which seems to get on cars in the winter. The final rinse seemed to run right off the car but I wasn't there the whole time to watch.

Next time he's here, I ask for more detailed opinion and post it back here.

I'm a skeptic about this sort of thing and have a "show me " attitude. Actually, washing and drying a car are easy, I'd like an easier way to wax than the hard paste and rub,rub, rub I use now.






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