How "anal" are you with respect to keeping the 993 clean?
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I'm in the weirdo club. Lets just say that I have to look at pictures to see what they look like dirty (these are by nature "dirty pictures").
I took the 97 out for the 1st time this year today and spent 3 hours cleaning when I got home. I need help.
I took the 97 out for the 1st time this year today and spent 3 hours cleaning when I got home. I need help.
#21
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Mines never dirty. Never driven in bad weather unless I get caught in rain. I used to wash it about once a week (mainly for the fun of it). After seeing swirl marks, changed to once every three weeks. I use a California duster to keep the dust down. Inside is always spotless.
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I generally believe that the less times I touch the car with water the better so I have probably only washed the car with water and a bucket once or twice ever. I only drive it when the weather is nice, kept inside with a cover, and always wiped down after each use with a quick detailer. I use LOTS of quick detailer. If you never let it get really dirty it's a breeze to keep clean. Takes less than five minutes to wipe down after a use. !
One question though. I try like h**l to keep water off the lower rear window for fear of rust developing under the seal so I rarely "wash" the top of the car and use detailer and wax to keep clean. How do you guys deal with that bad seal on the rear window?
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My car always is well waxed. I wash as little as possible but when I do the wax allows me to be very very gentle so I save the paint quality.
Like Dan said I also want to avoid rust in the rear window so I always pull the bottom corners off and blow out all the water that might collect there.
My car almost always looks clean and detailed but I will drive it hard and dirty when the mood strikes.
Like Dan said I also want to avoid rust in the rear window so I always pull the bottom corners off and blow out all the water that might collect there.
My car almost always looks clean and detailed but I will drive it hard and dirty when the mood strikes.
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Can you explain what you find enjoyable about it?
another thing that needs some explanation. 15 hours of work to park on someone's lawn, just to lose points for having a spec of dust in an air vent and "excess grease" on a hinge. Seeing people spend so much time cleaning a piece of metal only to be disappointed when they get a 91 or whatever seems like a silly exercise to me.
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As my DD and kid hauler, it is DIRTY. Dirty, dirty, dirty. Snack crumbs inside. Road grime and bird **** on the outside. Curb rash on the wheels. And it likes it that way!
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I wash it maybe once a month. In summer, I usually will use detail spray about once a week. Wax it about two times a year. Just bought a da polisher and will be giving her a god paint correction this spring. I have practiced on our other cars so looking forward to it. Inside generally stays clean, but vacuum when I wash. This is my dd though I work from home office.