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YOUR RESEARCHNothing like a clean Porsche
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Cant stand water running for days, hours or even minutes after I am done...
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Nice color!
As a side question, how does everyone deal with the water that accumulates in the rear deck during a wash - only to drip down for the next day and a half!?
quick wash = wash car, wash wheels, dry, dry, dry, spritz with Z6 or other srpay wax, and dry as you go. Then dry door jams and bonnet openings.
I wash every car (even the suburban) this way...always have. Cant stand water running for days, hours or even minutes after I am done... I dont move the windows till the seals are dry, hate streaks too. Washing the body is by far the fastest part only taking about 4-5 minutes on the P-car
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Even when I dry, dry, dry, then drive the car, when I get home, there are water spots where the excess water from the rear deck lid and tail lights drained and dried.
I know, life could be tougher if that's my only problem! I just hate having to spot dry that rear area when the rest of the car is dry and shiny!
I always open the engine lid and try and get all the water, than blow some air in the lights, mirrors..etc.... gets all that water right out... yea Im nuts!
Yes I did sir, I also worked on the wheels and tires some more. Thanks for all the compliments guys. Also gave it a good once over with Stoners glass cleaner. I love that stuff. Anybody else use Stoners?
