10 Steps To The Perfect Hand Wash

DavidB said:
Actually, "The Perfect Shine" is a trademark of The Perfect Shine, LLC, the owner of this site.
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I apologize for using the trademark in error. I did not realize such a simple phrase could be trademarked as it is in use by so many other companies. Nonetheless, when I think of a new name I will change it and post up here.



Sorry for my error.
 
Va, consider this your final warning regarding your sniping at other members. Next complaint I or any other moderator receives, you will be banned without warning.
 
Holden_C04 said:
I apologize for using the trademark in error. I did not realize such a simple phrase could be trademarked as it is in use by so many other companies. Nonetheless, when I think of a new name I will change it and post up here.



Sorry for my error.
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I was thinking about that last night. Visual perfection, I think another member has Perfection through reflection. You might be able to get his permission for that.



~Aaron
 
Grouse said:
I was thinking about that last night. Visual perfection, I think another member has Perfection through reflection. You might be able to get his permission for that.



~Aaron
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For a small fee......:D
 
Holden:



Nice job I enjoyed the write up very much. 3LG very nice of you to help him I don't have that editing talent. It's guy like you that make this place a nice place to be.



Happy New Year
 
Well I don't hand wash anymore. I've found that warm 1100 PSI soap at the Pro wash up the road and a rinse is better than a hand wash for my garage queen



THe soap comes out like a snowstorm and you can't see the car for the suds

Fortunately the soap keeps the paint slick, I haven't found any new marks with the lights and I just get out the cheapo orbital, MF bonnet and Aussie's Showroom glaze QD and do the paint, glass and rear spoiler and the car's slicker than a new one and looking deeper and clearer each time with more protection
 
Holden_C04 said:
Any more name suggestions for my blog?
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pretty good explanation. picked up on taking the hose nosel off to rinse. heard about it before and didnt sink in.



thanks, much easier.



as for a name, what about something that isnt hyperbole. i dont know...



Shiny shiny cars?
 
I always wash/clean the tires and wheels as the first step in my wash process - not after I wash the painted surface. In this way, any brake dust/dirt that goes to the painted surface will get washed off during the actual wash/soap process. Anyone agrees with me on this?
 
I do wheels/tires last. That way I can use the left over soapy water after washing the body. After that, I still spray the body down again to make sure it's completely clean for the clay process that follows.
 
jgatuslao said:
I always wash/clean the tires and wheels as the first step in my wash process - not after I wash the painted surface. In this way, any brake dust/dirt that goes to the painted surface will get washed off during the actual wash/soap process. Anyone agrees with me on this?
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I have never had a problem with brake dust/dirt water splashing on the paint. I generally wash my wheels with the water that is left over from washing my paint. Because I wash my car often, the wash is still fairly clean so it is fine to use on my wheels.
 
Holden_C04 said:
Any more name suggestions for my blog?
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How about:

"Holden Pond: The Cleaning Solution"



or, possibly something to show you're a Canadian like myself:



"Keep 'er Clean, Eh"



or something with a historical reference for history buffs:



"I Came, I Saw, I Spritzed"



or a flagrant Toronto reference:



"Go Leafs, Go"



OK, I acknowledge the fact these are all lame, really lame.

-John C.
 
JohnZ3MC said:
How about:

"Holden Pond: The Cleaning Solution"



or, possibly something to show you're a Canadian like myself:



"Keep 'er Clean, Eh"



or something with a historical reference for history buffs:



"I Came, I Saw, I Spritzed"



or a flagrant Toronto reference:



"Go Leafs, Go"



OK, I acknowledge the fact these are all lame, really lame.

-John C.
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hahaha :rofl
 
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