SPOTLESS RINSE
03-23-2006 | 03:52 PM
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From: NJ (EXIT 4), SUMMERS IN GREECE
My Ride: 2006 550 SMG
I used this today and I have to say it was perfect, its a little pricey but IMO its worth it. Having a black car and washing it at home about twice a week I needed to find a way to eliminate a process. This didnt leave not even one spot. 
http://crspotless.com/
http://crspotless.com/
03-23-2006 | 05:32 PM
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My Ride: 2001 BMW330ci, Steel Gray, Black leather, Steptronic, PP, SP, PDC, Heated seats, Xenon head lights, HK, 6 disk changer, OEM alarm, OEM clears,Iice white fog lights ,Universal trasnciver, 17 inch Michelin Pilot Sport Tires
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Originally Posted by katheikia' post='259129' date='Mar 23 2006, 07:52 PM
I used this today and I have to say it was perfect, its a little pricey but IMO its worth it. Having a black car and washing it at home about twice a week I needed to find a way to eliminate a process. This didnt leave not even one spot. http://crspotless.com/
http://crspotless.com/cheers
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03-24-2006 | 05:11 AM
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My Ride: Alpine White/Biege 545i, CWP, Nav, Active Steering, Auto Step ordered 2/1/05
Originally Posted by chrishei' post='259201' date='Mar 24 2006, 12:32 AM
how often do you replace the resin and how much
Thus, at ~$16 a pop you get 3-4 washes. Not a bad proposition at $4/wash, assuming you are comfortable with the ~$300 initial investment.
03-24-2006 | 06:06 AM
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From: NJ (EXIT 4), SUMMERS IN GREECE
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I was amazed that yes it drip dried on my jet black car, and not one spot. The unit costs 189.95 + shipping, around two hundread bucks. The two filters give you 100 gallons of water. I rinsed the soap off my car with regular water, and then did a final rinse with this, I probably used about two gallons, so I should get about 50 washes from the filters. Replacement filters cost 16.87 x 2= 33.75 (w/ shipping). So thats .67 cents per wash!!!! I will also use this to wash upper windows on my house. Next time I will post pics during the process for everyone to see.
03-24-2006 | 08:52 AM
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From: Chippenham, Wiltshire UK
My Ride: F11 535i M-Sport,, Silver, Black Leather, LED Adaptive headlights
Model Year: 2015
Engine: N55
Last year we had a domestic water softener installed.
I made a point of getting a dual soft/hard water link to the outside so I could use soft water to wash the car if I chose.
Using softwater makes a huge difference, the paint shines better and dries with hardly a mark.
Hopefully the miniscule amount of sodium left in the water will not make my baby fall to bits with rust !
I made a point of getting a dual soft/hard water link to the outside so I could use soft water to wash the car if I chose.
Using softwater makes a huge difference, the paint shines better and dries with hardly a mark.
Hopefully the miniscule amount of sodium left in the water will not make my baby fall to bits with rust !