I have a very garage kept 2011 BMW Z4 that I generally only take out if the weather is nice. I hadn't had time to get it out much during the week and was feeling the itch to drive it, but there was light rain in the area. I figured it was worth risking it. Needless to say, I did see rain and got the car pretty filthy. Normally I can get away with a waterless wash, but this was far beyond that. It was definitely on the far end of rinseless territory, but I figured I'd just go all out and do a two bucket wash on it.
It had honestly been a few months since I'd done a two bucket wash the Z4, so I broke out the foam gun and all. While I really like the convenience of waterless and rinseless washes, sometime it's just a cathartic experience when you take your time and do a thorough job.
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I have a very garage kept 2011 BMW Z4 that I generally only take out if the weather is nice. I hadn't had time to get it out much during the week and was feeling the itch to drive it, but there was light rain in the area. I figured it was worth risking it. Needless to say, I did see rain and got the car pretty filthy. Normally I can get away with a waterless wash, but this was far beyond that. It was definitely on the far end of rinseless territory, but I figured I'd just go all out and do a two bucket wash on it.
It had honestly been a few months since I'd done a two bucket wash the Z4, so I broke out the foam gun and all. While I really like the convenience of waterless and rinseless washes, sometime it's just a cathartic experience when you take your time and do a thorough job.
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