laundry detergent for your car?

[fiveohhfox]

sounds crazy but it works wonders espically after working on it and you cant pull the grease off remember detergent is a stain lifter belive me it works wonders

 

[BadA55f0Xxx]

Laundry detergent where ?? Seats or anywhere?

 

[1990_LX]

For the car or for your hands?

 

[OhTreShinyGrey]

Details man

 

[fiveohhfox]

for the car just the exterior

 

[BDR5oh]

you do know that that will also strip off ANY wax also

 

[BadA55f0Xxx]

sweet ima try c wat happens my paint is shitty anyway

 

[Unrealford]

Yeah, hes right, Wax companies recommend using dish washing soap before switching waxes from one brand to the next..

 

[fordgasm]

i use palmolive that is it

 

[Jays04mach1]

sounds crazy but it works wonders espically after working on it and you cant pull the grease off remember detergent is a stain lifter belive me it works wonders

I've used laundry detergent to clean my crankshafts cause it doesn't leave a residue. As far as on the car, detergent also removes wax....... NOT GOOD! Get ahold of one of the guys at poorboysworld.com. They'll give you a million reasons why not to use detergent, but rather a high quality car shampoo.

 

[Timspony]

...doing this will take off the WAX...but, that's ok if your planning on adding a fresh coat of wax...

 

[dsblk93gt]

It will work but will strip any wax thats on the car off. I just cover my car well so I don't get anything on it.

 

[lonepalm]

ughh, laundry detergent is too harsh on the finish and is not a good idea. Use dish soap only to remove wax and good car shampoo for washing.

 

[363Coupe]

 

[Wicked One]

I use liquid Dawn to remove the old wax and shit. now I use Zaino exclusively, no need for it.

Actually that is what they recommend to use before applying the zaino.

 

[lonepalm]

Liquid Dawn FTW

Tide FTL

 

[fiveohhfox]

it works for me

 

[FRKCHICAGO]

And it keeps your hands soft too the touch. LOL

 

[0toSIXTY 18]

Yeah, hes right, Wax companies recommend using dish washing soap before switching waxes from one brand to the next..

I never new this. Nice information.