if you guys remember me talking about a zr1 in Joeys lvb pics thread, how iv seen that guy with the zr1 around my town and talking about how he uses the brush and drove it in the winter. well i said i would get pics next time i saw him and well here ya go
notice how he lays the brush on the car to put more money in
Good head light
bad head light
Driving in winter=relatively badass
Bringing that brush within 10 feet of that car=tear
Sweeeet.
Driving a ZR1 in the winter sounds suicidal if you ask me.
What a tool.
I’ve seen him before driving in the rain
Treating a Chevy like a Chevy, what’s the problem?
Sup.
glorified cobalt
looks similar
I don’t see the issue here. He actually drives his car and puts miles on it. I would do the same thing if it was my car.
Well, I wouldn’t drive it in the winter. More out of safety than anything, I got caught ONCE by a freak dusting on the roads in my C5 and I might as well have been trying to drive in a foot of snow. Car didn’t move.
its the brush… apparently the brush is just horrible to use
this thread has nothing to do with how or when or where he drives it, its that fact that i would not wash my car this way. not saying that he drives it alot is a bad thing, just dont use the BRUSH, spray it off
Whats wrong with the brush? On a daily driven car your not going to do any damage to your paint or finish using the brush. I wouldn’t use it on a freshly detailed car, but for something you DD it will be fine.
im glad to see the guy using it , the car that is but come on buddy have some common sense and wash it by hand .
The brush works great at collecting dirt from vehicles, not so great at letting the dirt go.
I have used the brush on every one of my vehicles and have NEVER put a scratch in any of them. The key is to take about 20-30 seconds and blast the shit out of the brush before using it; and make sure that you have thoroughly rinsed the car to remove all the large particles. Then when you blast the brush, I guarantee that there won’t be any particles left in it.
I’m sure the detailing experts will chime in on the matter to clear things up.
Same here. Sometimes there is shit on your car that just won’t come off with the pressure washer.
now that i have your guarantee in writing, im gunna go wash my car with that brush ah
:rofl
Hit it with an orbital and it’ll be good as new, if not better since most dealerships swirl up their cars when they detail them anyway.
And the brush can and will cause clearcoat marring/swirling. I’ve seen it done first hand.
Go wash your car with the brush, park your car in the direct sunlight, and take a picture of the hood where the sun is reflecting off of it. If there are no swirls then you either got lucky or your camera/eyes are junky.