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I have washed, dried and detailed wheels of my former black 991 and my present agate grey GTS in 20-30 minutes also. I dry it with a "Master Blaster" (Metrovac.com).
Exactly; portable leaf blower and awesome towel for the paint...then quick wipe down of the jams, then move to engine bay and wheels...there is so little water on the car I can literally dry it with one microfiber on the car and the other for the wheels. Now if I picked up something off the road or 500+ mile roar trip, it can take an hour on the high end. It is so simple
Originally Posted by Roadcarver
You can get away with quick washes if you're not removing a lot of road grime. If you just have a lot of dust because you live in Southern CA, you can certainly wah quickly. However, if your car has been in the rain, salt, etc, if you don't use multiple microfiber mits and thoroughly rinse, you will scratch your paint. Again, it comes down to how particular you are. If you do two year leases, and you don't see all the stuff some of us do, then you can afford to be more hasty when washing. Again, I'm only really talking about solid black.
I am very particular, use only clean/quality mitts and the vehicle never really gets that dirty...part of living in Santa Barbara and having a daily driver. It is waxed 2-3x per year (6-8 hour 3-step process), covered and never sees rain...rinsed 2x per month and washed 5-7x monthly depending on driving.
Originally Posted by Tcc1999
The emoji must mean that he downed about a quart of espesso before starting!
Maybe a latte, but just coffee typically haha...got 3 others to do can't waste my time!!
11-29-2015, 02:52 PM
