I use the Eagle No Bucket with Wax Spray on wash, just wet the vehicle and a wash mit, spray a squirt or two on the rag and it will do an entire side and then rinse and do the other side. It dries nice and shines afterwords. I am still using this cause i got it dirt cheap from advance auto parts about a year ago. most of the time that i wash the blazer i have to go to the power wash to remove the mud and what not.

-Lenny

 

Yeah uh...dish washing soap bad! I use Meguiars NXT Car Wash. I'm not saying I really prefer it but it does work well and can be found at Wal mart for $5 instead of Oreilly for $8. Dish washing soaps will remove waxes and/or polishes, sometimes even leave fine scratches such as spider scrathes or swirl marks. Also dish washing soap dries out and fades plastic and rubber!

 

I use that turtle wax ice. It works awsome on my black camaro, havent had a chance to try it on the blazer thou

 

2yr old thread resurrection....[sm=wtf.gif]

but i have used turtle ice as well they make a good product

 

dose the mr. clean system work well just seams to easy

 

i personally REFUSE to use anything armorall stuff is **** but moving along i use eagle1 car wash and then whatever i can get my hands on wax afterwards once every 3 to 6 months
no i dont wash my truck much

 

Off of that list I like the Meguires Deep Crystal car wash, but I prefer to use Adam's Polishes Car Wash. It's the best that I have used so far.

 

Meguiar's Gold Class

 

How about Zep soap? I wash tractor trailers and Zep soad is the best stuff ive used. it is incredibly expensive though. the company i work for buys it in 55 gallon drums and its costs roughly $1200. a 5 gallon bucket is around $150. Leaves vehicles with a good shine even before wax.

 

Optimum Car Wash > *