Eibach Sprotline's and Automatic Car Washes
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Eibach Sprotline's and Automatic Car Washes
I get free car washes for life at my dealer and they have an auto car wash. Can I take my car through the automatic car wash with my Eibach Sportlines without rubbing? Has anybody tried it? If so, how it turn out?
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swirls? my car washes are touchless ones i go through, just hi pressured water, does a pretty good job and nothing besides water and soap touches the vehicle
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only been through a car wash 1x and that was when i was on the way to a dealer to tade in my LT. No touch car wash, just sprayed soap, then powerwashed off, then sprayed clear coat protectant and washed it off. then had big blowers that blew if off. Wasnt bad but just worried about decals getting hosed off with the powerwashers. then car rattled like no other going through the blower to dry.
overall did a decent job for 10 bucks. Best thing about car washes is you can shampoo your seats for like $1 in the machine
overall did a decent job for 10 bucks. Best thing about car washes is you can shampoo your seats for like $1 in the machine
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I have a funny story about those free car washes. I work at a local Ford dealership in the body shop. The car was is attached to the back of the body shop and we all went out on break and some guy had brought in his black 60th anv. F-150 with all the chrome options it was a really nice looking truck. Well the salesman that took it through didnt know how to drive and on his way out turned it to early and scraped the wall from the back door all the way down. Then on top of that he decided to park it out front and not tell the customer what happened. We ended up getting the truck the next day to fix it for free.
Moral of the story: Wash your own car. Its safer that way, and it will look better.
Moral of the story: Wash your own car. Its safer that way, and it will look better.
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I have a funny story about those free car washes. I work at a local Ford dealership in the body shop. The car was is attached to the back of the body shop and we all went out on break and some guy had brought in his black 60th anv. F-150 with all the chrome options it was a really nice looking truck. Well the salesman that took it through didnt know how to drive and on his way out turned it to early and scraped the wall from the back door all the way down. Then on top of that he decided to park it out front and not tell the customer what happened. We ended up getting the truck the next day to fix it for free.
Moral of the story: Wash your own car. Its safer that way, and it will look better.
Moral of the story: Wash your own car. Its safer that way, and it will look better.
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At our dealership they drop the car off and the salesmen take it through to avoid people damaging there cars like this or hitting other cars because there are constantly cars going in and out of the body shop
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