Detailed: 2010 Tesla Roadster Sport!
Oct 5, 2010 | 12:45 PM
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Great job! I've never really been a fan of this car, but that detail makes it looks fantastic!
I also have a question. With the foam spray, do you have to scrub the car with a wash mitten or does the foam eat away at the dirt on its own?
I also have a question. With the foam spray, do you have to scrub the car with a wash mitten or does the foam eat away at the dirt on its own?
Oct 5, 2010 | 01:36 PM
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Thanks DJ!
George- To answer your question, it is almost always a requirement to still use a wash mitt or sponge to wash the car after foaming (I just didn't photo that step). The foam acts as a loosening agent for dirt, and also adds an extra layer of lubrication before the actual wash. Really the only time I ever "just" foam a car and rinse it, is when I am only removing polishing dust in between steps. Even then, most of the time i still wash by hand. Hope that helps.
George- To answer your question, it is almost always a requirement to still use a wash mitt or sponge to wash the car after foaming (I just didn't photo that step). The foam acts as a loosening agent for dirt, and also adds an extra layer of lubrication before the actual wash. Really the only time I ever "just" foam a car and rinse it, is when I am only removing polishing dust in between steps. Even then, most of the time i still wash by hand. Hope that helps.
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