Jeep wash
#43
JK Enthusiast
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Boone, NC
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The dealership where I bought mine has unlimted free brush car washes. I have a soft top and have taken through about once a week, although, it doesn't do a very good job for the undercarriage, I have had no issues.
On the other hand, when the attenna starts flapping around, it scares the shit outta me.
On the other hand, when the attenna starts flapping around, it scares the shit outta me.
#44
JK Super Freak
i normally hand wash mine but i have used automatic car washes and hand brush type... the automatic did a good job.. just crank up tha AC and the positive pressure seems to keep water out..
now at the normal brush car wash i am disappointed because when i run that brush over my soft top windows it scratches em like crazy... so for the last 4 months it been all home washes for me.. (saves money for more mods)
now at the normal brush car wash i am disappointed because when i run that brush over my soft top windows it scratches em like crazy... so for the last 4 months it been all home washes for me.. (saves money for more mods)
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Brownsboro TX
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Ben washes his by hand about twice a week, or more if it rains, I get up and do it early before work, but it doesn't take long at all on a 2 dr jk, they are so small, less than 10 minutes from dirty to dry. (Use a wax as u dry spray when drying, it doesn't rly wax imo, but it does dry it good and gets the water spots off and leaves a polished sheen on it.)
And after wheeling I do the underside by hand also, paying special attention to moving parts!!!
Clean it up get it dirty, Clean it up get it dirty, Clean it up get it dirty....
And after wheeling I do the underside by hand also, paying special attention to moving parts!!!
Clean it up get it dirty, Clean it up get it dirty, Clean it up get it dirty....