Originally Posted by Ragman
If you've done the claying, waxing polishing etc etc right, then a gentle hose down should remove the bulk of the sand. follow that with a wash using the mitt and then something like the quick detailer and you should be ok
I've got to do mine on Saturday. Praying it don''t rain
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thats another James May moment "Oh C0ck!"
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Lately thats how my car is most of the time, they are knocking down the old RAF/air traffic control in west drayton so get a lot of dust from there lately, but the rain usually washes it off.
But as said a gentle wash off should get rid of it and give it a dry to stop any water marks. Show car cleaning is done the day before for me, mainly this time as i'm working friday on nights, so have only got all day sat to do a good job
Peter Essling
thats another James May moment "Oh C0ck!"
Similar to the words I used but not quite spot on
Colin Ellis #456 It'll be alright in the end. If it's not alright, it's not the end
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