Mr. Clean Auto Dry
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From: Easton, Pennsylvania
Car: 1989 Iroc
Engine: 5.7L 350 TPI
Transmission: 700R4
Mr. Clean Auto Dry
Has anyone ever used this system? I am wondering how well it works.
Do you need a nice shiny paintjob?
any help would be great/
thanks
john
Do you need a nice shiny paintjob?
any help would be great/
thanks
john
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From: Miami
Car: 1992 Camaro RS
Engine: L03
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: Stock
I wouldn't recommend it. The car just sits there, and dust collects in the water drops, leaving spots on the car. And after using it three times the damn thing started leaking all over the place.
If I weren't so lazy, Mr.Clean would have received a sternly worded e-mail by now.
Besides, in the time I had to wait for it to dry I could have dried it, applied some detail spray, polished my wheels, and been on my merry way.
If I weren't so lazy, Mr.Clean would have received a sternly worded e-mail by now.

Besides, in the time I had to wait for it to dry I could have dried it, applied some detail spray, polished my wheels, and been on my merry way.
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Car: 1989 GTA
Engine: Future: LSX Turbo
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hated using it...it was a piece of junk...expensive to use (refills) and didnt do the miraculous job it claims to do...the soap they supply is crap...my car looked 10X better just doing it the old fashion way
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From: OH
Car: 1992 RS
Engine: 305tbi
Transmission: 700r4
Axle/Gears: 3.08
Ive been using one for about a year. Mine has leaked since day one, I have to replace the filter every third time I use it, and you still have to use a sponge to get all the dirt off. Its good for quick wash jobs, but not good for detailing the car.
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From: Earth, USA, Ga, Thomson
Car: 1985 Trans Am
Engine: 305 5.0 LG4
Transmission: 700-R4 Auto
I didn't like it eithier. The thing never released enought soap on the car to get anything clean, plus the soap is bad. Expensive when you consider the filters. They are also bulky and a little akward dragging around with a hose attached. If it released more soap and the water came out with more pressure in soap mode it may clean something.
Its not worth it in my opinion, and used it on 2 white cars and still say its crap. So the car being white means nothing.
Its not worth it in my opinion, and used it on 2 white cars and still say its crap. So the car being white means nothing.
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From: Plant City, FL
Car: 1991 Firebird
Engine: 3.1L V6
I used it, but it was useless being you still had to scrub the car with a sponge to get all the dirt and grime off. Also depends where you live as to if it will dry quick enough. If I let my car sit for a bit...it would dry just fine, no water spots. But if you take it for a drive while it's still drying it will collect dust and create waterspots. Also need the sponge to clean my tires off.
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From: Stevens Point, WI
Car: 1987 IROC-Z
Engine: 305 TPI (LB9)
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: G92 (3.23 Posi)
I used it twice and didn't care for it. The quick dry polymer in the rinse left a white haze on my factory paint that took a few waxes with some Maguires gold class to get rid of. Newer paint with a better clear coat might have not had this problem, but mine is almost 20 years old and didn't like it very much.
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Well you do have a white car, I'm sure that has something to do with it.
It works for some, not for others.
It works for some, not for others.
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i bought one it worked ok for a while, but it started leaving spots after a while, i like the old fashoned way with a chamois
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well
I got one a while ago. My irocz is black and reflects like a mirror and i find that
i get about 3 uses out of a filter. Mind you... it is fine for cleaning your car to go drive somewhere but it is no good if you want to go and show off your car.
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I got one a while ago. My irocz is black and reflects like a mirror and i find that
i get about 3 uses out of a filter. Mind you... it is fine for cleaning your car to go drive somewhere but it is no good if you want to go and show off your car.
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