actually, u'd still be surprised, right, i'm not claiming every detailer does it, but i do know some shops do wash their cars like that....minus the 409/harsh chemicals and the dirty rags, etc...

their excuse is because since the car is being washed inside and outside....including steam cleaning of the carpets and seats, that's why it wouldn't matter if the interior was wet, or the door panels were wet, etc...but like i said, minus the 409 and other harsh chemicals, the shops i've seen do this only use 3m products!

 

WOW Seriously?

 

haha now i dont consider my skills remotely close to any professional detailer but i at least know one thing

water in trunk does not clean the vehicle haha

 

doors open...........lol.......... old dirty bottle of chemicals...... could have been liquid pesticides.........hahahahahahha

 

I was waiting for him to say, "just kidding, actually just ruined this car"

 

Can the guys over at Detailed Image send this dude one of everything from their washing/cleaning section of their store and prove to him that there's something better than 409/Fantastik????.....my GOD...that made me cringe.

 

The first time I washed my g37 I did know what the **** I was doing. I was using a sponge with cheap *** suds. I also used **** cotton rags to dry it. 90 percent of the scratches and swirls on my car right now are probably from that one day.

 

yea, you really have to pick up some quality products if u want the best results....finding old rags under the kitchen sink or buying crap chemicals isn't gonna cut it...there's a reason why some detail products are soo damn expensive...because those companies spend sooo much on R&D to figure out what is the best product for automotive paint...

 

oh my god, I was waiting for him to close the doors and trunk before he started hosing that thing down... he needs to be run over w/ that GT.