Anyone use this car care product? (Cali Water Blade)?
12-09-04, 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted by FDNewbie
I actually found a chamois to work VERY well, but it just takes TIME.
12-09-04, 03:54 PM
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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.
12-09-04, 06:11 PM
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Hey Ramy-
The wax as you dry system do work pretty nice, however they don't last very long. You will notice a slight difference after you wash the car though.
When it comes to the California Water Blade, it's a great tool. Makes drying a ton easier, all my friends (who you know, too) have them and love 'em. Just be careful not to hit the body of the car with the handle, which can be easily done if your not careful.
Talk to you soon!
-Adam
The wax as you dry system do work pretty nice, however they don't last very long. You will notice a slight difference after you wash the car though.
When it comes to the California Water Blade, it's a great tool. Makes drying a ton easier, all my friends (who you know, too) have them and love 'em. Just be careful not to hit the body of the car with the handle, which can be easily done if your not careful.
Talk to you soon!
-Adam
12-10-04, 01:03 AM
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Originally Posted by SpeedKing
Bah, chamois suck ***! I got a car detailing kit for a b-day present a few years ago, tried the chamois ONE time, and afterwards threw it in the trash! *Nothing* soaks up water better than cotton towels do.
Originally Posted by SurroundedBySe7ens
Hey Ramy-
The wax as you dry system do work pretty nice, however they don't last very long. You will notice a slight difference after you wash the car though.
When it comes to the California Water Blade, it's a great tool. Makes drying a ton easier, all my friends (who you know, too) have them and love 'em. Just be careful not to hit the body of the car with the handle, which can be easily done if your not careful.
Talk to you soon!
-Adam
The wax as you dry system do work pretty nice, however they don't last very long. You will notice a slight difference after you wash the car though.
When it comes to the California Water Blade, it's a great tool. Makes drying a ton easier, all my friends (who you know, too) have them and love 'em. Just be careful not to hit the body of the car with the handle, which can be easily done if your not careful.
Talk to you soon!
-Adam
I don't think I'mma be able to make it out to RR this time tho 
12-10-04, 11:42 AM
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Ramy -
Yeah man all of us will definitely get together again once the weather starts getting warmer. By then my car will be ready too, and Dave and Dan have done/are doing some serious work to their rides. And we'll get all the PA guys to come down again also! I look forward to it...
Dave and I have been talking about whether or not we're going to RR this year, we're not sure yet. Why can't you make it?
-Adam
Yeah man all of us will definitely get together again once the weather starts getting warmer. By then my car will be ready too, and Dave and Dan have done/are doing some serious work to their rides. And we'll get all the PA guys to come down again also! I look forward to it...
Dave and I have been talking about whether or not we're going to RR this year, we're not sure yet. Why can't you make it?
-Adam
12-10-04, 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted by SurroundedBySe7ens
Dave and I have been talking about whether or not we're going to RR this year, we're not sure yet. Why can't you make it?
-Adam
-Adam
12-12-04, 09:04 AM
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Originally Posted by FDNewbie
99% it's gonna be time constraints. They schedule the event before the academic year is over...freakin rediculous
I actually failed a class last year because of Rotary Revolution!
Didn't make it back in time for my final, lol. Oh well.......
-Adam
12-12-04, 11:18 PM
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Originally Posted by sectachrome
would a regular squeegee work? or would it scratch? i have one that i use to get water/snow off all the windows.
-Adam
12-14-04, 05:33 PM
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Hey I found a wheel/spoke cleaner brush... it's made by OXO. Anyone ever heard of this or use it before? http://store.bikedepot.net/oxospwhbr.html
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