Winter Car Wash ??
Winter Car Wash ??
How do you guys wash your cars in the winter? I dont want to pay someone to do it, and its a PITA to do it when its 32 degrees out and freeze your ***** off. Is there an easier way.
I know the tricks like use a bucket of hot water from inside, but i was thinking more along the lines of is there a place where you can pull your car inside a garage or something and do it in the warmth. Maybe a place where you can rent a space for a few hours to do it?
I know the tricks like use a bucket of hot water from inside, but i was thinking more along the lines of is there a place where you can pull your car inside a garage or something and do it in the warmth. Maybe a place where you can rent a space for a few hours to do it?
32 degrees and you complain, in Michigan i washed my truck at 5 degrees lol...anyways take it to a car wash, while the car is running (so it stays warm inside and the door locks don't freez) start spraying all over and under the chassy, then use a brush or sponge if you care about the color not being scratched...
I have no problems with mine because most of the car wash here took those wheel bars or whatever you call it out.
this is why i posted it in the MID-A section, wondering if there is any places around this area to see if i can rent a garage or something for few hours to do it inside.
Best way to do it is at a body shop. They have drains in the floor so you can wash cars inside. I have a buddy who is a painter thus can wash a car at his work. Make friends with somebody who works at a bodyshop or owns one!!
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I'm taking my car to the car was next to my work in Ellicott City. They have a touchless car wash that is supposedly pretty good, I figured a brush carwash wouldn't work out too well with the wing on the car. I'll see how it turns out, I mainly just want to get all this salt off of the car and not to concerned on how well it looks when it comes out.
