How do you wash the top of your truck?
#42
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I take some glass cleaner to the back window and sunroof, but otherwise I usually don't clean my roof at all. I put the effort into making the rest look nice.
#43
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After washing mine twice at home - I have decided to just go to the car wash we have not far away. This truck is simply too big to spend time washing it by hand because trying to dry it is the real pain. I just found out that I can buy a monthly pass at my local wash for $20 and go as often as I want... at once per day. The wash is $7 a visit so that's is a great deal!
#45
Originally Posted by eztarget
do what?
#46
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Oh man, I feel for ya! I have always washed my vehicles in my carport; I have water run there and long hoses just for that, but after two washes on that truck I said "no more!" I resigned myself to going to this soft brush car wash near me for $7. When they come up with the unlimited washes for $20 a month I was in. I go through the wash and across the street to a parking lot to finish drying off what the blowers miss - which isn't much and I am good.
#49
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Sorry man just saying something stupid. I kno what you mean tho. I started using a step ladder after watching my neighbor with a f250 lifted eight or ten inches on 40's. My favorite truck in the world. Diesel regular cab fx4 race red f250 super duty. With it lifted and the orange lights on top. Omg it was such a beautiful truck.
lol, it's all good. you should see the ****storm i caused bitching about people who bitch at people for not searching forum before posting. that was classic
#50
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and since i posted this i did find a nice extension pole with a microfiber cover that can be removed for washing and it does quite well with my step ladder. i am guessing i will pay someone to wax it for me when the time comes though.