[silverls]

So I've been going to an automatic brush less car wash which i thought would not scratch my car. But I've still noticed some light ones when i come out that i havent seen before. what are y'alls opinions on automatic car washes, i mean i do have a black car, but i thought brushless car washes were not supposed to scratch you vehicle.

It cannot be scratched without being touched. And a water jet isnt scratching it. Do you wipe down the car? What are you using if so?

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[Bohdan]

Black painted cars very easy to see the scratches. Its like if you look at it the wrong way a scratch will appear. Fine Scratches can be dealt with by using a wax polish like Mothers that does not leave a white residue behind. The wax fills in the scratch and it blends right in.

 

[gritz1483]

silverls

yes thats what i thought too but a few post on the internet say that if you go through a high pressure wash, on a brush less car wash with a dirty car, that the pressure could force small scratches into the car. This could be BS, but when i went through i had just got back from the beach with salt and sand all over my car

 

[GoldenCruze]

I imagine that it would be possible for the spinning nozzles of a brushless car wash to catch sand as it flies off the surface and be propelled back into it.

 

[silverls]

silverls

yes thats what i thought too but a few post on the internet say that if you go through a high pressure wash, on a brush less car wash with a dirty car, that the pressure could force small scratches into the car. This could be BS, but when i went through i had just got back from the beach with salt and sand all over my car

Point taken. I see where they are coming from on that. Perhaps its best to run home and put the hose over it first next time lol

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