I can make it rain

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JBM

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Anyone else have the ability to make it rain? All I have to do is wash a car and presto it will rain within 24 hours.
 
:chairdance:rain: I can feel it. Had the xterra pristine saturday. Sunday rain. But it has not been driven since.
 
Yup! I washed my car Saturday and planned an urban photo shoot on Sunday and I woke up to rain when there was none in the forcast.

Plan to wash it again today, LOL. My wife thinks I`m crazy but the forecast says 5 days of sun!

The good news is I set a personal record washing my car thanks to the coating. I did my two bucket wash in 1hr start to finish. That`s about 2 hours less than usual, as there was no contamination and most everything just rinsed off the coated paint.
 
Soooo True ! My Nissan washed with HD Wash & While I was applying PB`s EX with C. It started raining for 2 days. She`s a mess again :wow:
 
You could always come to Phoenix and I can almost guarantee no rain. It is suppose to be 112-113 by this coming Friday tho. Bring a flame suit.

Dave
 
JBM said:
Um 4u2.....I wash and dry my jeep in 20 mins with onr. Just sayin!
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I`ve done a 15m waterless wash but it`s not the same at all.

Do you wish you wheels with ONR too?
Takes me about 1 hour to do a rinseless wash (give or take 30). I definitely like not having to rinse my wash media.

My typical maintenance wash:
10 minutes to set up
10 minutes to rinse and inspect
8 minutes to spray the wheels with degreaser and scrub the tires
4 minutes to fill the 4 buckets with water and soap
18 minutes to clean the wheels (I use a wheel wooly and speed brush to get the barrel, another brush for the lug`s, and a wash mitt for the face)
30 minutes to wash the paint with a wool wash mitt (I use a step ladder to reach the roof)
5 minutes doing the edges/cracks with a brush and door jams with another wash mitt
2 minutes doing the exhaust
3 minutes final rinse
30 minutes drying
18 minutes cleaning the glass inside and out
2 minutes applying tire dressing
5 minutes cleaning the buckets
5 minutes bringing everything back away
2.5 hours total for my 4 bucket weekly wash (give or take half an hour)​

Normally I also do some other maintenance related things that take up another hour (clean air filter, change oil, change diff fluid, change transfer case fluid, install some mods, etc).
 
davidc said:
You could always come to Phoenix and I can almost guarantee no rain. It is suppose to be 112-113 by this coming Friday tho. Bring a flame suit.

Dave
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I wanna move back home to AZ so badly! The snow just finally melted here.

I`ll take 120f over -40f any day.
 
4u2nvinmtl said:
I wanna move back home to AZ so badly! The snow just finally melted here.

I`ll take 120f over -40f any day.
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Understand, I had my time with those negative numbers. Yes it gets hot here but it shovels real easy and anything I bought here has zero rust.

Dave
 
4u2nvinmtl said:
I`ve done a 15m waterless wash but it`s not the same at all.

Do you wish you wheels with ONR too?
Takes me about 1 hour to do a rinseless wash (give or take 30). I definitely like not having to rinse my wash media.

My typical maintenance wash:
10 minutes to set up
10 minutes to rinse and inspect
8 minutes to spray the wheels with degreaser and scrub the tires
4 minutes to fill the 4 buckets with water and soap
18 minutes to clean the wheels (I use a wheel wooly and speed brush to get the barrel, another brush for the lug`s, and a wash mitt for the face)
30 minutes to wash the paint with a wool wash mitt (I use a step ladder to reach the roof)
5 minutes doing the edges/cracks with a brush and door jams with another wash mitt
2 minutes doing the exhaust
3 minutes final rinse
30 minutes drying
18 minutes cleaning the glass inside and out
2 minutes applying tire dressing
5 minutes cleaning the buckets
5 minutes bringing everything back away
2.5 hours total for my 4 bucket weekly wash (give or take half an hour)​

Normally I also do some other maintenance related things that take up another hour (clean air filter, change oil, change diff fluid, change transfer case fluid, install some mods, etc).
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This man is Organized !!!

Dan F
 
I do not like cleaning the wheel area. It takes a lot of time compared to everything else.
 
when I first started detailing for money my dad would pay me to drive 400 miles one way back home and detail all of his vehicles because it would generally rain afterwards (and he`s a cotton farmer so he likes free water)
 
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