Lets, Talk Professional Accessories for Cleaning Vehicles:

Discussion in 'Off-Topic' started by tigerhonaker, Mar 3, 2006.

  1. tigerhonaker

    tigerhonaker Platinum Contributor

    How many of us go out and buy the cheapest Water Hose and the Cheapest Cleaning Mitten to Wash our New Beloved Vehicles?

    Come on and Admit it? We spend all this Money for our New or Used vehicle and then all of a sudden become the Cheapest People on this Planet when it comes to buying really Great Things to Wash, Wax, Polish, Detail, Etc. our Vehicles.

    I just got in my New Issue of "GRIOT"S GARAGE" Car Care for the Perfectionist!

    Garage Handbook No 226

    www.griotsgarage.com

    Rubber Tipped / Pistol Grip [​IMG] Professional Hose Reel Cart [​IMG]
    ................................................................................Holds 100 Ft. 5/8 " Hose


    100 Foot / 5/8" Water Hose [​IMG]
    It's shaped like your Tire. Scrub Brush & Tire Cleaning Kit [​IMG]
    [​IMG]Best of Show Wax
    Rubber Cleaner One Gallon [​IMG]


    Folks I have just Purchased all these items here and a whole lot more from this Professional Detail Griot's Garage over the Yrs. gone by. I have never ever been "Disappointed". Never-Ever !!!

    They have the real honest to goodness Products that will make your Cleaning a whole lot more fun and the End Result will put a Terrific Smile on your Face. I Guarantee It. :)

    Well, I have done my part, now the rest is up to you. Order over the Internet or call the 1-800-345-5789 and tell them that you heard about them from one of their customers, Terry Honaker.

    Happy Shopping & Cleaning everyone from the www.CleanMPG.com the Forum that cares about "YOU": :D

    Terry
    I just Love a clean shiney Green Vehicle. Don't you Really?
     
    Last edited: Mar 3, 2006
  2. tbaleno

    tbaleno Well-Known Member

    Re: Lets, Talk Professional Acc: for Cleaning Vehicles:

    Nice ad. How much comission you get for it ;)
     
  3. psyshack

    psyshack He who posts articles

    Re: Lets, Talk Professional Acc: for Cleaning Vehicles:

    I dont go out and buy the best or the stuff that cost the most. What I do is use what I do buy of Ave. to above ave. in quality and price. And my cars look **** fine! :D
     
  4. tigerhonaker

    tigerhonaker Platinum Contributor

    Re: Lets, Talk Professional Acc: for Cleaning Vehicles:

    Psy,

    Now how can we be sure until we get to personally inspect it? ;)

    Terry
     
  5. krousdb

    krousdb Defiant NX-74205

    I have been using dawn dishwashing liquid forever to clean my cars. Works great. Hand wax every 3-6 months and the finish stays good as new. My vehicles are primarily for transportation, not for show. I spend about $6 (not counting the water) a year on 3 cars to keep them clean and thier finishes in good shape. Some people (me included) can't justify the cost of perfection. :)
     
  6. xcel

    xcel PZEV, there's nothing like it :) Staff Member

    Hi All:

    ___About cleaning our cars … Some of us don’t have time to clean our cars! Or we don’t want to ;)

    My Ford Ranger w/ Landscape Debris for ballast in mid-winter.

    [​IMG]

    The same with a close up of the Salt Lick attached to the top and inside the bed! You should see the white tail deer chasing me down the street looking for a treat when I take off with her ;)

    [​IMG]

    ___Terry, nice post by the way! Mind coming up to Illinois and cleaning Tom’s and my car’s and truck’s :D

    ___Good Luck

    ___Wayne
     
  7. tigerhonaker

    tigerhonaker Platinum Contributor

    Wayne,

    Good Grief I must be out there somewhere in La La Land.:p

    You guys scare me. Is that safe to drive in Public with all that Dirt/Salt and whatever on it? :rolleyes:

    I can see that I will need to stay down here. I must have way to Much time on my Hands. I thought I was just a Normal ever day Perfectionist. :) You guys make me now feel like I am "Really-Special". :D

    Cleanliness, is next to What?

    Sparkles;

    Terry
    So I take it that you guys would think I was a little odd. If you new that I Wash & Wax my Scagg Mower. HUH?
     
  8. xcel

    xcel PZEV, there's nothing like it :) Staff Member

    Hi Terry:

    ___And then there was my other car. You know … the Insight hybrid. She was always nice and clean even with 65,000 mile on her ;)

    Exterior
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    Interior
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    ___I really do miss her sometimes :(

    ___Good Luck

    ___Wayne
     
    Last edited: Mar 31, 2006
  9. tigerhonaker

    tigerhonaker Platinum Contributor

    Wayn,

    You sure know how to get my Attention. :D

    I like Red, and on your (Use-to-Be) Insight it looks just Great !!! :cool:

    Very clear Pics of it. :)

    Thanks for Sharing.

    All I almost forgot, did you realize it's clean and Shiny? :p

    Terry
     
  10. philmcneal

    philmcneal Has it been 10 years? Wow

    how long does it take to clean your own car?
     
  11. Green&Blue

    Green&Blue Well-Known Member

    I'll go with you on the 'price / time justification' - as anal as I am about my cars, it's a wonder I'm not a Zaino freak... :eek:

    However, I wanted to mention that Dawn will strip the wax from your car - you may want to consider a car wash detergent solution that's formulated not to remove wax. I have a bottle of Turtle Wax (?) detergent for this purpose. It's concentrated, so it just takes a capful or two per quart of water. I think it cost me somewhere around $5 at the local auto parts store, and the bottle is enough to last me for years, to be honest (I don't hand wash in the winter, at all - it's either a spray wash with the pressurized wand, to get the salt off, or (usually) a good hand wash by a professional car wash (about $12 for a good outside wash / interior vacuum).

    In the cases where you want to remove the layers of wax buildup, Dawn is one of the *best* products you can use for this. But to preserve your efforts applying the wax, and the protection it affords the finish, you may want to consider another cleaning solution. Just my .02...

    Oh, and while I'm at it... I can vouch for Wayne's cars. They're among the cleanest examples I've seen, for the mileage they have. His Insight, when I was up close & personal with it, looked like it had just rolled off the showroom floor. The only wear I could detect, when I drove it, was on the steering wheel. The rest of the car looked practically showroom new.

    Not only does the man put my mileage accomplishments to shame, he takes care of his cars better than I do :eek:
     
  12. tigerhonaker

    tigerhonaker Platinum Contributor

    I take it you mean if I do it "Right" ?

    3-4 Hrs. :D
     
  13. VietVet'67

    VietVet'67 Well-Known Member

    Hi Guys -

    If you 'Really' want to know/learn how to clean and detail check out 'Autopia Car Care' and go to the How To secton. You will find more than you will ever have time for - from glass, wheels and even engine.
     
  14. tigerhonaker

    tigerhonaker Platinum Contributor

    I'm tired now just from reading. :eek:
     
  15. tigerhonaker

    tigerhonaker Platinum Contributor

    Hi Everyone,

    It's Summer time and I hope everyone has the {Proper} Cleaning Accessories for:

    HYBRIDFEST 2006


    I am getting Fired up on being there and meeting everyone of (YOU). :p

    Terry
     

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