what do you guys think of the mr. clean car wash??? should i us it? any harsh chemicals??? thanks

 

all i have to say is megiuars or system one

 

all i have to say is

s2000's aren't the only cars that have paint on them

 

use it man it works great wax it up after u wash with it. no harsh chemicals, especially since the PUR filterr, filters it all out

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=877839

 

I got it and it is good and also fun to use lol

 

how do you us it. do you wash the body with a sponge

 

i heard from alot of people that it works well i still need to give it a try

 

You have to first rinse your car then use the soap thingy and then use like rag or sponge then rinse then the auto dry thing

 

Works well, but the soap and the water filter need replacing often, and both are somewhat expensive for what they are. Also, be sure to use alot of soap as not alot comes out when your spraying it on.

 

I heard its defintly good stuff. My friend says he really recommends it.

 

I heard it sucks, some say they used it and it still left water spots. Do a search on here, s2ki.com, and google and I'm sure you will come up with an answer.

 

i have not yet tried it but was going to look into getting it to see if it really does not leave any water spots... I will post if it actually worked fopr me or not...

 

The Mr. Clean car wash works awsome. I washed my 2004 Graphite(Close to Black) Ram. I did everthing as directed and it turned out amazing. It looks showroom clean again. I see a bunch of people say that the end rinse only come out as a mist like spray. This is normal and how it just works. I suggest it to anyone.

 

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I used it today and it worked great. If it leaves water spots, you probably didn't use it right. It looks much much cleaner than drying it off with a shamy (sp) and stuff. It was specially cooler that my girl did all the scrubbing, I was just spraying it. heh heh

 

it works well and the auto dry is great.. i dont' use the soap they give with it tho... i just use it for the water filter thingie....

 

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I tried using it just for the rinse - it left spots. I was pissed ... I'm gonna try the soap too and see how it works.

 

Has any one tried using Jet Dry on there car? Its the spot remover stuff for dish washers.. Might work the same way.. I'll have to try it sometime.

 

Good call on the jet dry, might give that a shot. Although I have to say it doesn't nessisarily leave my dishes all that sparkling

 

cleaned with mister clean, car hasnt been waxed in almost 6 months

 

Hotness!!!! Man that car looks great. What side sills are those?

 

we use somthing like the mr clean auto wash at my dealership, it works well. what its doing is filtering out the crap in water that leaves spots.

ps-PROFILES2000 that s2000 is looking hot

 

Hey..IMO Mr. Clean autodry is good for temporary use....

From what i heard, it leaves a residue of film over your paint if you use it too much......just a heads up.

 

I wanted to see a black car done with MR.Clean.. I must say that I need to buy it and try one time.. I hope that I will get my money out of it..

 

damn looks like it works