Anyone use this car care product? (Cali Water Blade)?
#1
Anyone use this car care product? (Cali Water Blade)?
Hey guys
I've seen this product in action, it works like a charm, but I've hesitated to use it on my own car, simply because I wanna make sure it doesn't have any ill side effects I don't know about (making mini scratches, etc). Anyone use it or have any feedback about it?
http://www.calcarduster.com/productsAuto.asp
Click on "Original California Water Blade." (Not sure what the diff is between that and their "Dry Blade."
Thanks
I've seen this product in action, it works like a charm, but I've hesitated to use it on my own car, simply because I wanna make sure it doesn't have any ill side effects I don't know about (making mini scratches, etc). Anyone use it or have any feedback about it?
http://www.calcarduster.com/productsAuto.asp
Click on "Original California Water Blade." (Not sure what the diff is between that and their "Dry Blade."
Thanks
Last edited by FDNewbie; 12-07-04 at 11:29 AM.
#2
Respecognize!
i use something similiar at my work daily. The thing is the best invention ever. You use the wiper blade then go over with a soft towel. The blade removes almost all of the water. I hasnt scratched a thing. To be honest, i trust it more than towel.
#3
Outta curiosity, what's your work? Body shop? Detailing? Or you do just skip work to wash the 7 all day?
One website actually says, "It has a soft medical grade silicone blade, will not scratch. 15 times less friction than a terrycloth towel."
Originally Posted by 2ndGenV8RX-7
To be honest, i trust it more than towel.
Last edited by FDNewbie; 12-07-04 at 11:35 AM.
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I've had one for several years now and it works great. I 'blade' my car after a good wash, then wipe down the excess with one of those super absorber towels. Cuts drying time in half. As 2ndGenV8RX-7 says...I turst it more than the towel.
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Originally Posted by 2ndGenV8RX-7
Ohio. if you ever go through there. youll know what i mean
yep
Also, Ive used the waterblade.. its works well. But its really useful if youre drying big stuff like vans of SUVs. I dont really think it saves enough time on a small curvy car like the FD, I find it just as quick to use a really big chamois
#10
I won't let go
I've used the blade. That thing is awesome. After the majority was off, I used a chamio. I've now lost the blade. It won't scratch. I just hose it off before I use it.
#15
Ok, so what about the Wax 'N Dry system? http://www.calcarduster.com/autowaxndry.asp Apparently while the car's wet, you spray the wax on, then use the blade to wipe off the water, effectively waxing your car at the same time? Sounds too easy/simple to be a real good job IMO... ?
#16
Originally Posted by FDNewbie
K one more...anyone know of a good product for cleaning rims? Not a cleaning prodcut...but something like this blade etc that'll help you get to all the hard-to-reach spots on your rims?
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Originally Posted by DamonB
I use one all the time. I use it to get most of the water off and then use a chamois. It's much faster drying this way.
#19
Originally Posted by a2zpcwiz
Same link you gave earlier: http://www.calcarduster.com/kleenKone.asp
Any opinions on the wax & dry method?
#21
Originally Posted by t-von
Wow look at how much cheaper this thing is on ebay. I'm getting one!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=50450
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=50450
#22
Bridgeport Anyone??
I volunteered one summer to help wash my town's fire trucks. Let me tell ya, 6 guys and California Blade's make for a fire truck washing army. We could blow through a truck in around 45 minutes. Awesome product.
#24
Belligerent MoFo
It's funny but when I use the blade it really seems remove all the water off it's contact patch. If I run the chamois over it gets wet again. So I usually run the blade over most of the car using the chamois for corners, nooks, and ridges.
#25
Originally Posted by KawaFD
I just bought one yesterday. I'm pretty impressed since I haven't found a chamois that is worth a crap yet.