How do you wash your truck
#11
Senior Member
I use the two bucket method with meguiars ultimate wash. Need a step ladder to wash this beast! I also use a cr spotless filter to avoid water spots. I have a bit of Hard water here and no matter how fast I go,I can never dry in time to completely avoid spots. Once I began to notice this was going to be a problem that would only get worse, I bought this filter. Don't even have to dry it anymore. Hell it's safe now to wash under the sun too without spotting. One of the best investments I've made for vehicle maintenance aside from good products for washing and waxing.
#12
Senior Member
I use the two bucket method with meguiars ultimate wash. Need a step ladder to wash this beast! I also use a cr spotless filter to avoid water spots. I have a bit of Hard water here and no matter how fast I go,I can never dry in time to completely avoid spots. Once I began to notice this was going to be a problem that would only get worse, I bought this filter. Don't even have to dry it anymore. Hell it's safe now to wash under the sun too without spotting. One of the best investments I've made for vehicle maintenance aside from good products for washing and waxing.
#13
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#16
Senior Member
I use a bucket of hot water with Mother’s car wash soap, and a stepladder but also have an expanding length mop-like car washing pad device. I use an electric leaf blower to dry it off. I just got it in September and haven’t waxed yet, will wait for a dry day in spring when the weather is warmer.
#17
Senior Member
I live in an apt so I can't hand wash it. I run it through the Shell touchless wash, then detail it at home. Dry it with a shammy, use some Turtle Wax Ice quick detailer, done. My truck is white so I don't need to get fancy with it. White is boring, but super easy to maintain and even easier to clean.
#19
Senior Member
I use a long handled brush. I keep it behind the rear headrests. Came in handy many many times on a recent trip to Alaska. There is a definite lack of washing options on that trip.
The cheapest lightweight small head non-flow-thru handle ones work the best.
Not everyone goes traveling so YMMV
The cheapest lightweight small head non-flow-thru handle ones work the best.
Not everyone goes traveling so YMMV