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if those are soft enough to touch the surface of the wheel i would love them, i dont have any brushes for wheels

Not as sick as yours but yeahh throwing it out there haha

Oh nice to see another Mopar on here

go check your inbox

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http://www.cvs.com/shop/product-detail/CVS-70-Isopropyl-Rubbing-Alcohol?skuId=152074 Like this?

okay you guys dont have to answer this unless you just want to throw some stuff in here, but i found my answer on the forums, next time i should do some research

Hey guys quick question for you. When I want to do a wipedown with iso alcohol what percentage should i look for to be safe for my car paint? Before I do like sealants and waxes Thank you!

yea i just tried the pet brush and it works pretty good! awesome. thanks guys

i will try the wet pad and get a pet brush as well see if those help out

Okay guys I have a few of the Wash pads and i love them, but when it comes to cleaning them its kind of a pain. More the brushing part then the washing part. The brush is pulling strands of the pad out, tried multiple brushes. I dont want them to dreadlock the Jumbos dont do it as much, but the regular size isn't staying in the best condition.. Any brushing secrets? or special brushes? and yes I am doing a dry wash pad. Thanks And pics of a much needed winter wash while i got the chance

why not just pick up the new blue borderless?? i picked a few up and they're almost the same thing, borderless even better, same thickness, no border, better color, slightly larger... WIN

That is what I do Fill bucket with warm water, add my shampoo Spray her down Wash Rinse Don't so much for winter because IT WILL get dirty in a few hours anyways, especially since it snow then melts in a few days then snows again so it's impossible to stay even remotely clean

i live in iowa too and i cant even imagine rinseless wash being safe in our winter conditions, des moines is horrible. my red paint looks like it went mudding if i dont give it a wash atleast once a week, like now