Full Car MOP

[JD]

Care to expand..?

Cheers
Ben

I'd be doing a Google search to bring up the names and links for you, so suggest you do that yourself.

However, I wouldn't bother. They're expensive and need replacing frequently.

 

[BH182]

I'd be doing a Google search to bring up the names and links for you, so suggest you do that yourself.

However, I wouldn't bother. They're expensive and need replacing frequently.

I see, I thought you may have a specific recommendation. I shall avoid this if they aren't worth the money.

 

[JD]

I see, I thought you may have a specific recommendation. I shall avoid this if they aren't worth the money.

They all do the same via RO much like your brita filter in your house. They are expensive and run out quickly (although you can't tell until they really start to go).

Where are you based?

 

[BH182]

Best left alone then, cheers.

Im based in east Dorset, Poole/Bournemouth.

 

[Gally]

gally did you get my PM about this sort of thing the other day?

No mate. Although i'm having a bit of an issue with PMs!

 

[LiamR172]

As an aside to the points raised in this thread, is there a device that softens water before it goes into the pressure washer? as I live in a hard water area...

Cheers
Ben

Im sorry but do people actually take detailing THAT serious?

Can someone explain what difference it actually makes whether the water is hard or soft?
gally ill send it again.

 

[BH182]

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/29134-how-remove-water-spots-hand.html

The water in my area leaves calcium carbonate deposits which are a pain to get off if not caught early, they are exactly like detailed in the link above.

Cheers
Ben

 

[JD]

Im sorry but do people actually take detailing THAT serious?

Can someone explain what difference it actually makes whether the water is hard or soft?
gally ill send it again.

Basically what Ben has said. Think of a shower that looks like this;

This is how my car looks if I leave it having used the local jet wash. And it's calcium which is quite a hard salt = marring if dried, even via pat drying.

 

[LiamR172]

Ahhh... i can see why you'd want it now

 

[BH182]

Ahhh... i can see why you'd want it now

Yeah just a bit!, not as anal/pedantic as it first appears!