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Starjumper7
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| Quote: | | Last time I washed a car, it broke down the next day. I had to sell the thing, only got $50 for it. So any advice on how to wash a car without ruining it is appreciated. |
Just wash the outside, don't soak the engine and electronics.
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ree
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Those bear car washes are a blast. For 14 bucks, I get my rig washed and get entertained. I feel like a kid, sitting in the car while it gets towed through the suds, carpet rollers, disco lights, and blow drier. Cheap, fun entertainment + clean car. 
The downside is that, once it's clean, I can better see all the paint scrapes from the brush. 
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ActionBetty
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Sun Aug 06, 2006 12:42 pm |
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"If you're not living good, you gotta travel wide"...Bob Marley
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Anyway, I've got more scratches on the paint from the MFK than the car wash! 
