New products that actually work department...

Tried the Mr. Clean no dry car wash system (father's day gift from the stepdaughter). Worked like a charm! Me and fxjr picked up Eagle One's new "Nano-wax" over the weekend. This stuff put a shine on the Liner's .59 cent paint job that makes it down right presentable even to a perfectionist like me!! Slicker-n-snot on a greased light pole.
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Yeah i have two mr cleans they work great!

Its amazing how simple it is and how it took so long to be thought up huh?

You want a good nano wax try that new meguiars in the purple and green bottle.That stuff is simply the best wax ive ever used!Its a bit pricey though at 15.00 bucks for a little bottle.

Whats a Mr Clean no dry carwash?
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Thanks for the info! I was just waiting for someone to test it before I bought some [img]/phpBB/images/smiles/icon_tup.gif[/img]
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Whats a Mr Clean no dry carwash?

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You can check it out here, has a commercial and all.

http://www.homemadesimple.com/mrclea.../sign_up.shtml

Deb

basically, it filters out all the stuff that leaves water spots....all the solutes....i bet i could buy an industrial sized filter that would last 8 years and hook it up to a water softener that would last 20 and get similar results...

Oh OK. That makes sense.
Kind of like how car service shops use demineralised water to spray rinse cars after a wash. They dry without leaving spots.
This filters out all the salts etc that leaves the spots.
Good idea!
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