motherfing "touchless" carwash

Liquor Assassin · Post by **Liquor Assassin** » Sat Aug 02, 2008 5:35 am

my last car wasnt worth washing, i will NEVER do this again, hand washed from now on

MaSSaCrE · Post by **MaSSaCrE** » Sat Aug 02, 2008 5:38 am

so whats wrong with the bumper just some paint rub off or did it dig in and scrape it up a bit kinda hard to notice and i didnt bother reading to see if someone asked.

Liquor Assassin · Post by **Liquor Assassin** » Sat Aug 02, 2008 5:39 am

a bit of paint rubbed off, no scratches or nicks as far as i can see

Nat X · Post by **Nat X** » Tue Aug 05, 2008 9:09 pm

You guys, the bathroom here is nuts!

slammeds2k · Post by **slammeds2k** » Tue Aug 05, 2008 11:09 pm

I havnt been in one for years prolly will never do it again bad news!

99SilverCX · Post by **99SilverCX** » Wed Aug 06, 2008 6:47 am

when I lived in wentzville, I used to take my car to an automated car was that didn't use the rail, you pull in, then it tells you to stop, then a laser-guided arm goes around the car and washes it, never had any problems because it was a brushless wash, the arm would pre-wash the car, then spray it with soap, then repeat, and it didn't get too close to the car either. The basic was only $5 too.

liquidcooled247 · Post by **liquidcooled247** » Wed Aug 06, 2008 7:27 am

99SilverCX;129709 wrote:when I lived in wentzville, I used to take my car to an automated car was that didn't use the rail, you pull in, then it tells you to stop, then a laser-guided arm goes around the car and washes it, never had any problems because it was a brushless wash, the arm would pre-wash the car, then spray it with soap, then repeat, and it didn't get too close to the car either. The basic was only $5 too.

Thats what i use as well no problems. Thats the same thing as every mobil on the run ive been too.

How far is the car off the ground.

subygrl · Post by **subygrl** » Wed Aug 06, 2008 3:41 pm

99SilverCX;129709 wrote:when I lived in wentzville, I used to take my car to an automated car was that didn't use the rail, you pull in, then it tells you to stop, then a laser-guided arm goes around the car and washes it, never had any problems because it was a brushless wash, the arm would pre-wash the car, then spray it with soap, then repeat, and it didn't get too close to the car either. The basic was only $5 too.

They have one at the mobile by dave and busters. Thats the one i use too. its completly brushless and its doesn't matter how low your car is.

Jay Z. · Post by **Jay Z.** » Wed Aug 06, 2008 3:46 pm

I wouldn't use any of them personally. A "touchless" car wash does not use a direct-contact cleaning method, but instead uses acid-based chemicals and high pressure water which in the long run can damage the paint on the car. Many of these places recycle the water thru a filter (to save money). If the filter is clogged/dirty, you could be pressure washing your car with abrasives.

subygrl · Post by **subygrl** » Wed Aug 06, 2008 3:47 pm

Jay Z.;129764 wrote:I wouldn't use any of them personally. A "touchless" car wash does not use a direct-contact cleaning method, but instead uses acid-based chemicals and high pressure water which in the long run can damage the paint on the car. Many of these places recycle the water thru a filter (to save money). If the filter is clogged/dirty, you could be pressure washing your car with abrasives.

I just use it when i need to get my car sprayed off quickly and i don't have time to do it myself.