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Hey there Tony! Thanks for attaching the videos from Adams, as I found them very informative and valuable. Like yourself, my car rarely gets very dirty unless it rains un-expectedly when driving.
Other than that, my car only accumulates light dust from sitting in the garage whenever the car cover isn't being used. But whenever my car isn't being driven for more than 3-5 days, I always keep the car cover on.
Anyway, I definitely agree that any type of waterless car wash being used should only be for removing light surface dust and to make certain to follow the procedures according to the instruction videos.
Meanwhile, thanks once again for providing the instruction videos and sharing your personal experiences with the Adams waterless car wash
Hi Rocky.
Not a problem at all my man. It's a great way to wash your car. No water and no real mess, so you can do it in your garage. I've been doing this for about 9 years now.
Its looking pretty good here for next week too Tony. Tuesday and Wednesday are expected to reach 62 and 63 with sunny skies, so hopefully I'll be taking the Mustang out both days
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Its looking pretty good here for next week too Tony. Tuesday and Wednesday are expected to reach 62 and 63 with sunny skies, so hopefully I'll back taking the Mustang out both days
Yep same here as well Rocky! The beast is looking good as always Tony!
If the temps are above 50? I may take the Mustang out once in awhile Tony... But if not, I won't chance it knowing that it's not recommended to drive on performance summer tires if temps are below 45-50 degrees
If the temps are above 50? I may take the Mustang out once in awhile Tony... But if not, I won't chance it knowing that it's not recommended to drive on performance summer tires if temps are below 45-50 degrees
Yeah,....this is true.
Just gotta take it easy and leave traction control on. LOL
Tony! I've never turned off traction control.. Suppose I just never thought about it lol.
LOL
I turn traction control off every time I drive the car, unless the roads are cold. Better to be safe than wrapping it around a pole or tree.
Advance Trac,......I almost never turn that off though. LOL
Yes indeed Tony! Better to be safe than sorry.. My reason for always keeping traction control on, is the older S197 cars don't have electronic stability control.. Your Roush on the other hand does lol.
I changed my insurance over from Liberty Mutual to Grundy for the Roush back in mid-October.
I am saving a BOATLOAD of money. It was stupid how much I was paying for the truck and the Roush. Stupid. lol I am saving almost 2k a year. Both had full coverage, obviously as I don't own the Roush yet. The truck is fully covered even though I do own it.
So now the Roush has a 50k agreed value and I pay 460 a year.
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