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Show'n'Shine Saloon
Washing a Black Car in Direct Sunlight
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<blockquote data-quote="CV355" data-source="post: 16202197" data-attributes="member: 181885"><p>I'm an "open minded skeptic" about halfway between Mulder and Scully haha. I see some weird claims on the internet, and I love poking holes in them. Especially click-bait Youtube videos. I got tricked into watching one video with the method I mentioned in the first post, but then saw a whole string of videos claiming that it worked. That's the only reason I didn't put it to rest immediately. There was even a video I watched of the Ammo NYC guy using a clay bar with soapy water. That got a big "hmmmm."</p><p></p><p>Granted, I avoid washing my car in direct sunlight, but unfortunately the only good shady times are about 6am to 8am and 7pm+. I have to scramble. Someday (was supposed to be this year, but...) I want to build a small garage in the back yard with a car wash bay on the side. Then it won't be an issue anyways.</p><p></p><p>It's all a big difference from my CT days. I could spray down a car with filtered well water, middle of summer, direct sunlight, go get a coffee and wait for it to dry. No spots, no runs, nothing. Then, I moved to SC, needed to wash my Volvo after the 1200mi drive down, and the water boiled off the car before I could put a sponge on it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CV355, post: 16202197, member: 181885"] I'm an "open minded skeptic" about halfway between Mulder and Scully haha. I see some weird claims on the internet, and I love poking holes in them. Especially click-bait Youtube videos. I got tricked into watching one video with the method I mentioned in the first post, but then saw a whole string of videos claiming that it worked. That's the only reason I didn't put it to rest immediately. There was even a video I watched of the Ammo NYC guy using a clay bar with soapy water. That got a big "hmmmm." Granted, I avoid washing my car in direct sunlight, but unfortunately the only good shady times are about 6am to 8am and 7pm+. I have to scramble. Someday (was supposed to be this year, but...) I want to build a small garage in the back yard with a car wash bay on the side. Then it won't be an issue anyways. It's all a big difference from my CT days. I could spray down a car with filtered well water, middle of summer, direct sunlight, go get a coffee and wait for it to dry. No spots, no runs, nothing. Then, I moved to SC, needed to wash my Volvo after the 1200mi drive down, and the water boiled off the car before I could put a sponge on it. [/QUOTE]
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