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could when you pull in and put car in N and the trolley thing takes over cause damage to your undercarraige?
Yes, you'll damage the undercarriage. And the over carriage. And the side carriage. And the front carriage. And the back carriage. And the horse carriage.
could when you pull in and put car in N and the trolley thing takes over cause damage to your undercarraige?
Hey now, everyone! Don't pick on him. He obviously visited the wrong forum. FYI, OP, this is Rennlist for Porsche owners. You must have intended on visiting www.stangnet.com for Mustang owners. Click the link. It'll redirect you. Glad to help.
Hey now, everyone! Don't pick on him. He obviously visited the wrong forum. FYI, OP, this is Rennlist for Porsche owners. You must have intended on visiting www.stangnet.com for Mustang owners. Click the link. It'll redirect you. Glad to help.
Is there a realistic alternative in cooler climates?
Thinking of ordering and using most days year round. Too cold to wash myself from mid September to mid April at best. Only hand wash option is all day drop off and round trip Uber- just not worth spending 2-4 days a month of my leisure time to do this. My white M3 has had 8+ years of commercial car washes (~180 in total) and it looks almost new. Is there a reason to expect a different result from a 911? I am quite sincere about this. Thanks for giving me serious answers. BTW would get white, chalk or GB and plan to keep 8-12 years as I will retire in 5 years and only drive about 5K per year.
Last edited by Jeff4598; 05-16-2017 at 09:50 PM.
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Yes, you'll damage the undercarriage. And the over carriage. And the side carriage. And the front carriage. And the back carriage. And the horse carriage.
Thinking of ordering and using most days year round. Too cold to wash myself from mid September to mid April at best. Only hand wash option is all day drop off and round trip Uber- just not worth spending 2-4 days a month of my leisure time to do this. My white M3 has had 8+ years of commercial car washes (~180 in total) and it looks almost new. Is there a reason to expect a different result from a 911? I am quite sincere about this. Thanks for giving me serious answers. BTW would get white, chalk or GB and plan to keep 8-12 years as I will retire in 5 years and only drive about 5K per year.
My wife has a BMW M6 in black and she goes to the "in and out" commercial washers and I have to get her paint corrected often. It's often full of swirls and scratches. Those places are not made to clean your car gently. They are about speed and volume. I have seen pickup trucks full of mud coat all the brushes and wipers. I shudder to think about what that does to your finish.
Our cars are a passion and a highly prized possession. I could not imagine putting my baby through that torture chamber. But, to each his own.
My wife has a BMW M6 in black and she goes to the "in and out" commercial washers and I have to get her paint corrected often. It's often full of swirls and scratches. Those places are not made to clean your car gently. They are about speed and volume. I have seen pickup trucks full of mud coat all the brushes and wipers. I shudder to think about what that does to your finish.
Our cars are a passion and a highly prized possession. I could not imagine putting my baby through that torture chamber. But, to each his own.
My wife takes her X3 to those. Its dark blackish graphite. I don't bother with it...
05-16-2017, 09:14 PM
