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jafo_9 · 04-09-2025, 01:30 PM

Since I've fallen into a bit of extra time, combined with the weather turning favorable, I figured I'd reprise the beloved self car wash. Given my last manual scrubbing was a mere 3 decades ago, I'm assuming there have been advancements in soaps, waxes etc... If anybody has any favorite products please let me know and I'll get them in play. Cheers Name: M6.jpg
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peoe · 04-09-2025, 03:23 PM

I can't speak to the latest and greatest toys but from my experience old school recipes work just as great nowadays.

My 19 year old BMW was turning heads everywhere it went because it was so shiny. I only used regular car soap, wax every couple of months. I use the same recipe for my F06.
So don't be afraid to use your 3 decades old technique if it worked well for you.

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jafo_9 New Member 5 Rep 25 Posts Drives: 14 M6 GC Join Date: May 2008 Location: Portland, OR iTrader: (0)	Wash Since I've fallen into a bit of extra time, combined with the weather turning favorable, I figured I'd reprise the beloved self car wash. Given my last manual scrubbing was a mere 3 decades ago, I'm assuming there have been advancements in soaps, waxes etc... If anybody has any favorite products please let me know and I'll get them in play. Cheers
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peoe Enlisted Member 17 Rep 35 Posts Drives: 650 Grand Coupe xDrive Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: California iTrader: (0)	I can't speak to the latest and greatest toys but from my experience old school recipes work just as great nowadays. My 19 year old BMW was turning heads everywhere it went because it was so shiny. I only used regular car soap, wax every couple of months. I use the same recipe for my F06. So don't be afraid to use your 3 decades old technique if it worked well for you.
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