Winter Washing? - Page 2

#16 12-10-2003, 06:59 PM

Lee! A what?? A f****** leaf blower in your trunk???

WHAT A GREAT IDEA!!! (I would have to do it a mid-night around here though!!

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Hocrest · #17 12-10-2003, 08:40 PM

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Originally posted by lee
When I lived in St Louis some years back I would drive to a power/hand car wash with a leaf blower in the back of the Volvo (yuck) I drove in those days (stupid me, I thought if a car was made in Sweden it had to be THE BEST in snow). After the power wash, use the blower on the car and it will pretty much drive off all the water before it forms an ice sheet. This may not work very well for the seriously cold spots some of you hail from.

Or, you could store it under the hood and it would perform double duty as a Supercharger!!!

LarryIII · #18 12-11-2003, 05:16 AM

There is a local "White Glove" automatic brushless car wash by my house. They do a very nice job. They even have a bottom sprayer to clean out the road salt.

I have to grt the '92 SVX washed and waxed this weekend. It has been to Syracuse and back 4 times since its last cleaning.
The two hardest car colors to keep clean are white and black.
Our pearlys have both colors.

#19 12-11-2003, 04:18 PM

wash the car? you guys actually wash the cars? and i thought the newtwork had class. hell, i have a guy come in twice a month to detail mine.

LarryIII · #20 12-12-2003, 04:26 AM

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Originally posted by calmone
wash the car? you guys actually wash the cars? and i thought the newtwork had class. hell, i have a guy come in twice a month to detail mine.

Is his first name 'Ron', perhaps ?