How often do you wash your ride?

[HEAVYDUTY]

haha washing it! I wash mine and it rains the next day

I just "adamized the raptor" and it happened to rain the next day..... Any tips on how to remove some of the water spots on the truck after a rainy day? I don't want to repeat the whole process again.

 

[Bulletnjm]

I just "adamized the raptor" and it happened to rain the next day..... Any tips on how to remove some of the water spots on the truck after a rainy day? I don't want to repeat the whole process again.

Adams detail spray does a good job usually.

 

[2014RubyRed]

Waterless wash FTW!!! Follow up with some H2O G&G and be amazed......

 

[HEAVYDUTY]

Adams detail spray does a good job usually.

Do you wet the car first before you detail spray it or just spray it and wipe it off

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Waterless wash FTW!!! Follow up with some H2O G&G and be amazed......

I have the waterless wash. I might use this and then the detailer spray after? I've already applied G&G during my major cleaning a few days ago. Is it too much to apply a second layer of G&G?

 

[fordraptorfans]

once a year if it needs it or not

 

[2014RubyRed]

Do you wet the car first before you detail spray it or just spray it and wipe it off

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I have the waterless wash. I might use this and then the detailer spray after? I've already applied G&G during my major cleaning a few days ago. Is it too much to apply a second layer of G&G?

I use the G&G all the time. I don't wet first. If it's just light dust or rain spots, I just spray the waterless wash on and wipe it off. Try it. It's pretty amazing stuff. Detail spray is good, too. I just like the smell of the waterless wash better.......

 

[HEAVYDUTY]

I use the G&G all the time. I don't wet first. If it's just light dust or rain spots, I just spray the waterless wash on and wipe it off. Try it. It's pretty amazing stuff. Detail spray is good, too. I just like the smell of the waterless wash better.......

Thanks I'll try that out now and post some photos. Also this might be a dumb question but is it a bad idea to use the same towel from waterless washing for the detail spray?

 

[2014RubyRed]

Thanks I'll try that out now and post some photos. Also this might be a dumb question but is it a bad idea to use the same towel from waterless washing for the detail spray?

I always switch towels, but it's probably no big deal

 

[HEAVYDUTY]

Here are some before and after shots. You can't really tell by the pictures but if you look up close there is a huge difference. Used Adam's waterless wash and followed it up after with detail spray. Turned out great and no more water spots! Didn't try the G&G this time but next time I will. Thanks again 2014RubyRed

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AFTER

 

[AdamsPolishes]

Here are some before and after shots. You can't really tell by the pictures but if you look up close there is a huge difference. Used Adam's waterless wash and followed it up after with detail spray. Turned out great and no more water spots! Didn't try the G&G this time but next time I will. Thanks again 2014RubyRed

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AFTER

Quick and easy, and looks great!

To answer your last question, it is a good idea to use a new towel for the Detail Spray, since the towel that was used for the Waterless Washing would have some dust in it.

Thanks for the good advice @2014RubyRed!