mr.clean autodry sucks
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From: NOR CAL USA
Car: 89 iroc-z 5.7tpi 350,
Engine: 5.7tpi 350,
Transmission: T-56
mr.clean autodry sucks
dont buy waste of money i tried it, first it doesnt last any 3 washes i used up almost all the soap for one wash...and the dry process takes like 30 mins, and still some random spots. returning it tommorrow
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From: silverton/salem, oregon
Car: 87 Trans am
Engine: 350 TPI
Transmission: built 700R4
Axle/Gears: BW 9 bolt posi w/ disc
i was thinking, how in the world does water dry just sitting there and it doesnt create water spots? cmon now, i thought mr. clean had something in that bald head of his
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From: Nazareth, PA
Car: 87 GTA
Engine: L98
Transmission: 700R4
I'm sure for the average soccer mom in her minivan or Camry, this stuff would probably work great. But when you're a self-professed perfectionist like most of us here, you will only accept perfection. Of course it wouldn't meet any of our stringent standards here. Our cars wouldn't be as nice as they are if we didn't demand the absolute best products we can get.
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Car: 1991 Z-28
Engine: TPI
Transmission: 5-speed Rear:3.73
thats funny...I just saw the comercial and said "what a crock"
I guess I'll stick to leaving the wash bay at 4 MPH till my tires are somewhat clean then holding it at about 80 or so for a few miles,that works pretty good then dry off whats left by hand
I guess I'll stick to leaving the wash bay at 4 MPH till my tires are somewhat clean then holding it at about 80 or so for a few miles,that works pretty good then dry off whats left by hand
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