How long did you spend doing that?Whilst I applaud your dedication I just couldn't justify the time to go into that detail.
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A car is a car, a tool to get you from A to B nothing more nothing less IMHO. Mine gets chucked into the Eastern European car cleaners once a week. £10 inside and out, job done.
I guess that's why I'll never have a classic motor though, too much time polishing means less time driving + I'd cry every time a bug splatted on it not for any concern for the poor bug of courseI'd just be thinking God I've got to clean that little sod off before it welds itself to the car.
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Well I figure it out this way; time to drive to car wash 15 minutes, time to queue 20mins, time to wash etc 30 mins, time to drive home 15 minutes. Total time taken to not wash car =1 hr 20 min. Result a partially cleaned car, £10 poorer, no calories burnt, no time in the frsh air, no neighbours chatted to.
My method is a normal wash properly done =30 minutes, periodic detailing 3 hours, cost virtually nothing, lots of excercise and fresh air, pleasure in a job well done.
One of my neighbours never does anything to his Mercs, never cleans them, never checks fluids, never lubricates anything but has constant niggles and always loses money on them because they end up as fodder in an auction.
I have people stop and take an interest in the car, none of my Mercs has ever let me down and I never have any bother selling them.
Some people go fishing, some do the garden, I clean my car
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Edit: I should add that cleaning my car is about the 647th most important activity in my life
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