Bp - stay Clear

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Bumpty
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Bp - stay Clear

Post by Bumpty » Tue Oct 09, 2007 6:20 pm

Took my car for a wash today through the drive through at Bp, :D
I got the $9 dollar wash (used to be the dearest/best wash, but now the $11 is) and i could of cleaned my car better with my eyes shut,
and one of the rollers nearly took off my rear wiper blade, the roller choked a bit then reversed and then carried on. :confused:
It was cleaning just mud, and didn't clean my rims very well so when i drove off the rims flicked wet mud up the side again. :???:

Maybe the $11 wash next time but i don't see how its any better apart from doing the under side of the car. pffft pathetic haha

first time i've used a car wash except (port latta one) and maybe the last.

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Post by Hoekl » Tue Oct 09, 2007 8:50 pm

lol bugger.. Isnt there a sign that says you need to anchor your rear wiper down?
I cant remember:P
But hey, its still fun to be in the car through those things!
Just like a subrate show ride...or something lol
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Post by Subyroo » Tue Oct 09, 2007 9:01 pm

I never go near those roller or brush type car washes, if I use a car wash it's the DIY high pressure spray ones like Car Lovers etc.

On that note I gave "Casper" his ½ yearly "Kero Bath" to get rid of all the tar spots and road grime. :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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Post by subelover » Tue Oct 09, 2007 9:20 pm

same here I dont go near the brushes either just hand wash it more fun i rekon anyway i havent washed my l seires in a while i need a few more scratches on the paint to give me the 'genuine' off road look lol so off to BP for a special wash lol :) jkjk cheers Ben
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Post by Bumpty » Tue Oct 09, 2007 9:45 pm

haha, my bro said he doesn't do it cause his car got swirly scratches on it.
I didn't really look, i only saw the (left behind) dirt :(
But i'd really like to do under neath my car, thats where i think it matters?

Hoekl - haha i forgot about the pillarless doors and could only hope i'd done all the electric windows up tight, one positive out of all this... My suby passed for leaks :D

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Post by steptoe » Wed Oct 10, 2007 12:20 am

a mate worked at a servo with a carwash when he went to uni. Another mate turned up for a freebie and lost his mirror. It has been cheap amusement for servo guys over the years, to see just what can fall off customers vehicles. I use a 2 stroke pressure washer suck off my water tank. Paid for itself in about 20 washes.

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Post by mattl200 » Mon Nov 05, 2007 8:33 pm

a mate of mine took his hilux trayback through the wash bumpys talking about
it got caught on the back of his tray and almost killed the carwash

bit of revenge for all the cars its scratched
- 92 brumby, ej22, MT5AWD, lseries low range, centre diff lock, glf5 dash, 5 stud conversion
lifted 3" front 2" rear all rolling round on 27" khumo Kl71's
more in progress ie:adaptronic ecu and sc14 supercharger

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