Detail Spray?
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If a car is otherwise clean but just covered with pollen and/or dust, can you just rinse it off with deionized water? What about the spots left on the car after it's been parked in the rain and dried on its own? Can those just be rinsed away?
If so, that's the clincher for me to get the DI system posted here. The dust/pollen and spots left from 10 minute thunderstorms is the main problem where I live. If I could just rinse them away with the DI system, that would be perfect!
If so, that's the clincher for me to get the DI system posted here. The dust/pollen and spots left from 10 minute thunderstorms is the main problem where I live. If I could just rinse them away with the DI system, that would be perfect!
Last edited by tjmpb; Jul 1, 2005 at 08:48 AM.
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Best is to quickly wash the car, it is alot safer then quick detailing the car, as I said before quick detailing is not to remove dust, dirt or "Clean" the car it is to restore gloss and slickness after a wash.
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