No automatic (touchless) car wash?
According to the manual, GM doesn’t recommend automatic car wash:
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Your car still has wheels...:iono:
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Your car will be fine in a touchless wash. Find one that does not run the wheels in a track.
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I have a 1LT RS and have been through several touchless automatic car washes and never had a single issue
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Touchless is fine but keep in mind, whatever wax, sealant or coating will be GONE! Touchless uses very strong detergents to clean the car.
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Oh wow, didn't know they are so powerful. What do you suggest? I have a pressure washer at home, quality soap and everything, but since I live in Canada, is too cold to wash the car in the driveway... so until end of May, how do I wash it?
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Anytime above freezing you can do the rinseless wash method. https://www.autogeek.net/how-to-use-rinseless-wash.html |
I feel very lucky to have Delta Sonic down here in Buffalo.
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Sodium Tripolyphosphate:: used to clean concrete oil stains Sodium Metasilicate Pentahydrate Sodium metasilicates are non-flammable, non-explosive, and non-toxic. They are, however, alkaline materials and pose hazards to the skin and eyes. The physiological effects of contact range from causing irritation to causing chemical burns. Sodium metasilicate should be handled with care. Sodium Sesquicarbonate:: is 11 on the pH scale!! So ya, stuff is strong as hell. |
I use a touchless all the time. No wash, just rinse.
Then I go home and do a rinseless. See the instructions the way I do it in my signature below. |
Exactly. High pressure rinse to get the dirt and grit off... followed by a low pressure wash with agitation and a pH neutral soap to remove oils and grease.
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Go to a coin operated car wash,but don't use the brush.
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