SuperCrews first hand wash
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Mar 2005
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From: Dedham, MA
I use the Mr. Clean Auto-Dry when I'm in a rush and can't towel it. It doesn't leave spots, but doesn't feel "clean" when it dries.
I prefer Mother's products, from car wash to clay bar or pre-wax cleaner, sealer and glaze, and solid carnuba. What a b**** to clay bar the Screw, but it's worth it to get all the junk off from the NE winter. Oh yeah, old broken in bath towels to dry her off too. Squeegy for windows.
I prefer Mother's products, from car wash to clay bar or pre-wax cleaner, sealer and glaze, and solid carnuba. What a b**** to clay bar the Screw, but it's worth it to get all the junk off from the NE winter. Oh yeah, old broken in bath towels to dry her off too. Squeegy for windows.
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Joined: Aug 2007
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Thanks for all the suggestions. I still have not washed the truck but I should have it done by Saturday. I had a 2000 Ranger Scab 4x4 and it was easy to wash. This truck barely fits in my driveway.
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Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Outer Banks, NC
I use the Ice products most of the time also. This is a thread I did a while back on them. https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/6...-pictures.html
I am going to wash the truck this weekend hopefully but I am going to get the paste polish as with other people I could not get the liquid to haze up.
I am going to wash the truck this weekend hopefully but I am going to get the paste polish as with other people I could not get the liquid to haze up.
