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Karcher Jet Wash V5.5

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Forum Name: Detailing & Car Care
Forum Discription: Want advice on how to give your car some TLC?
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Topic: Karcher Jet Wash V5.5
Posted By: Daz
Subject: Karcher Jet Wash V5.5
Date Posted: 19-March-2007 at 14:46

Remember a few weeks back I was looking for advise well I bought the Karcher V5.5  I have some pics top upload and will do later today.  It cool.  And far more powerful than I thought it would be.  I think it's around 2000W with a variable power gun!

Daz

 



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Posted By: Robmw
Date Posted: 19-March-2007 at 19:23
Sorry Guys -Am I missing the point here - why spend days polishing a car for the next week to wash it using a powerhose, and wash off all the hard work

Regards

Rob


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Posted By: Bry535
Date Posted: 19-March-2007 at 22:56

Originally posted by Robmw Robmw wrote:

Sorry Guys -Am I missing the point here - why spend days polishing a car for the next week to wash it using a powerhose, and wash off all the hard work

Regards

Rob

Why would it wash it off?

Most waxes/sealants are pretty resilient, so a bit of pressurised water isn't going to harm them! Believe me i would have no customers if that was the case!



Posted By: Pete330
Date Posted: 20-March-2007 at 15:13

Originally posted by Robmw Robmw wrote:

Sorry Guys -Am I missing the point here - why spend days polishing a car for the next week to wash it using a powerhose, and wash off all the hard work

Regards

Rob

 

They are safe as long as you aint trying to scrape the dirt off with high pressure



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E36 318is coupe, E36 323i coupe, E30 316 saloon, E30 318 saloon, E46 330ci Sport Conv
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Posted By: Robmw
Date Posted: 20-March-2007 at 18:43
I cannot agree that it would not wash off.e

I have prepared my cars using Zymol and Swissoil /Swissvax products . I have warmed up the polish in my hands but it does wash off and if the car is left out in all weathers , far too quickly.

In my opinion using a power hose and increased pressure just washes it off quicker

Regards


Rob

 

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Posted By: Daz
Date Posted: 20-March-2007 at 18:58

Well I'm happy I blast off the brake dust in a heartbeat every other day instead of scrubbing for hours each weekend like I used to.  And the car is garaged each night so she's taken care of and also recieves regular waxings.  Even if I don't have time I'll use the Meguiars quick wax stuff, looks the biz!

Daz



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Posted By: Robmw
Date Posted: 20-March-2007 at 19:03
Daz, Fair comment about the wheels

Regards

Rob 

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