Automotive Detailing General

>>15288095
i'm telling myself to wash my car for the last 2 weeks but its raining every other day

>>15288095
havent washed my truck in 5 years, havent washed either cars well over 2 years.

it rains often enough it melts the dirt and oil right off.

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>>15288095
>How is your beading today my fellow shitposters?
It isn't. It's sunny.
:^)

>inb4 sour grapes

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> Foam cannon
> 2 Bucket w/ grit guards

Get on my level

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>>15288251
>mfw my pressure washer is fucked and turns its self off every 15 seconds
I do have 2 buckets, but only one is gritguarded, pls no bully

So I bought a used car with some decals on the sides. They look too boyracer for me, but I figure they're more trouble to take off than its worth. That being said, how do I clean/polish/wax a car with decals? Do I ignore the decals entirely? Wash around them? Wash them but only polish and wax the body?

In the end would it be easier to just ditch the decals

>>15288280

you can do anything except polish them

>>15288251
>Foam cannon absurdly doing anything

It doesn't help it's just a pre wash, my Mr clean foamer does the same thing for $30
>>15288280
... take them off, if there's a color difference buff the car

>>15288312
Thanks anon

>>15288495
I want to take off the big ones, it's a big pattern. But there's thin lines on each side that are really nicely done so I want to leave those alone.

Do you need anything special to get rid of decals?

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>tfw perfect day for carwash