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What do you use to wash your JK?

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Old 06-02-2016, 08:32 PM
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I'm nobody special but I use Armor All Wash n Wax. It's an orange liquid you can get at Wal-Mart. Fill a bucket. Soap it up and rinse it off. I'm pleased with it.
Old 06-02-2016, 08:45 PM
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I use meguiar's crystal car wash myself
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Old 06-04-2016, 06:18 AM
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Originally Posted by RAMP4GE
Having just bought my JK this previous weekend, and taking it out of town tomorrow for Turkey Day, I want to clean her up a bit today. Also, given that my Dark Charcoal Pearl is a somewhat rare color I'd like to preserve the paint as much as possible.

What would you guys recommend? I plan on taking a trip to AutoZone this afternoon and grabbing some cleaning supplies.

Also, being my first vehicle with leather, what would you recommend for treating/preserving the leather?

Thanks in advance!
Water and liquid soap. All the nonsense expensive specialty cleaners do nothing more or better.

These threads on here are getting a bit ridiculous
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Originally Posted by Chefbrujo
I use meguiar's crystal car wash myself
same. its cheap at work and seems to work as well as any other. if its greasy i use dawn dish soap.
Old 06-04-2016, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Joe_B
Every spring the rain showers wash my jeep. If it's a dry year the jeep stays dirty.
This is not good at all. Kind of like saying "I don't brush my teeth I just rinse with some spit. Today I'm a little parched so mouth stays dirty."

It's no wonder so many Jeeps rot out from under people. Take care of it!!
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Originally Posted by JayswranglerX
Water and liquid soap. All the nonsense expensive specialty cleaners do nothing more or better.

These threads on here are getting a bit ridiculous
Agreed, although Back to Black works well on returning the fenders to black.

And I've never understood the appeal of using 303 on a Jeep, especially on the outside. Even the lightest mist of water rinses that stuff right off.
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Originally Posted by Spank

Agreed, although Back to Black works well on returning the fenders to black.

And I've never understood the appeal of using 303 on a Jeep, especially on the outside. Even the lightest mist of water rinses that stuff right off.
I found the same thing going with 303.

Back to black does work good on the fenders. After it rains and they get dirty usually you can just wipe them with a tag and under the muck it's still there.
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Originally Posted by jhmace9
This is not good at all. Kind of like saying "I don't brush my teeth I just rinse with some spit. Today I'm a little parched so mouth stays dirty." It's no wonder so many Jeeps rot out from under people. Take care of it!!
Thanks

It rained today so I parked the jeep on the driveway instead of the garage. I take care of it
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I use the armor all outlast on my plastics and makes the faded black look great again.

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