MK5 Golf GTI
General => Detailing => Topic started by: snapey on April 19, 2009, 09:46:24 pm
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As the title says really chaps, any techniques or products available that can limit it because even though I think it's dry you can really feel the build of calcium etc on the paintwork and I really don't fancy it etching into it.
Luke
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How do you dry your car once cleaned?
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microfiber drying towel
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microfiber drying towel
If your still getting water spots just use a Quick Detailer when your done, something like Dodo Juice Red Mist will get rid of any watermarks and leave you with some extra protection! :wink:
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Tip top, another one to the list for payday :laugh:
Cheers dude :happy2:
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is it after washing your refering to ?, or when the car is left outside and it rains on it ?
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I find that after rinsing the car with the hose I use it to sheet the water the best I can then use a drying towel I got from a chemical guys dealer for a tenner works really well since using it I hardly get water spots anymore :happy2:
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Greenouse is right, Red Mist is an excellent product and it offers extra protection as it's a sealant... there is another Dodo product as well though, which is a dedicated drying aid called Time to Dry, which helps to displace the water and prevents water spots by doing so. You just spray a bit on while the car is wet, then dry it as you normally do with the microfibre drying towel
:happy2:
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Also buy a proper water softener... :happy2:
Have a look here... http://www.culligan.co.uk/pages/htw_softeners.php#
Water Genie is the one you want, you'll notice the difference all round the house not just your car... :wink: Not cheap mind. But you can always take it with you when you move. :driver: