I Could Have Cried!

SUSQ · #1 01-25-2009, 10:02 PM

Was in line at the local car wash on Friday to get the salt of the old Jeep Liberty daily driver when I noticed a guy in the adjacent lane in a beautiful black Z06 Corvette. While I was in line, his turn came up and he pulled into the wash bay. He gave the car a good initial rinse and then . . . went over the whole car with the foaming brush

I don't know about where you live but using the foaming brush in my neck of the woods is about the same as running a belt sander over your entire car. Damn near considered a citizen's arrest! It was tough to watch. I seriously think I'm gonna need therapy . . .

x Baldwin Motion · #2 01-25-2009, 11:27 PM

we used the local do-it-yourself "Texas Car Wash" brushes to clean parts that were too big for the Safety Clean sink.
one can of Gunk and 50 cents

and down the drain

**BJCHEV396** · #3 01-26-2009, 02:39 AM

ON A BLACK CAR!BOY IS HE GOING TO BE SORRY!IN 1968 MY UNCLE BOUGHT A REAL NICE MONACO.383,4 BARR.,POSI,DUALS,BUCKETS,AUTO STICK ETC...IT WAS TRIPLE BLACK.ABOUT A WEEK LATER THERE WAS DUST ON THE CAR AND MY COUSIN WROTE IN THE DUST,WITH HIS FINGER--BE A HIPPY AND FLOWER POWER.MY UNCLE WENT BALISTIC WHEN HE SAW IT 'CAUSE HE KNEW THAT IT MIGHT NOT COME OFF WITH JUST A SIMPLE WASH!WELL HE WAS RIGHT.HAD TO BACK TO THE DEALERSHIP TO BE BUFFED OUT!MY COUSIN NEVER DID GET TO DRIVE THE MONACO.BUT I DID.WHAT SWEET RIDE.WOULD PASS ANYTHING BUT A GAS STATION.BOY WAS IT HARD ON GAS!!

**1969l78** · #4 01-26-2009, 04:22 AM

I have seen people use them on tires, or cleaning inside the fender wells.