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Here is an interesting concern/discussion question.......
Since MOST of the "coatings" are a glass/silica composition, and are made to make it easier to care for and maintain the finish........ Lots of people/customers will probably take their vehicles through "touchless" washes, here is a potential problem.......
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...ouchless-1.gif
Good point Ron, I will start taking the beater car to a touchless to see if it deteriorates the coating.
Cool thought, although in my experience, coatings do a very good job at resisting any touchless car wash I have used. Now if a car wash uses a stong/non-properly mixed dilution of acid, I suppose it could damage the coating, but I would hate to see the effect it would have on the rest of the car....
I thought this was kinda interesting, so decided to throw it out there.....
I figure if Honda made a service bulletin about it there may be something to it.......
Unless they of course were trying to get out of recalling bad windshield
I think that Honda bulletin brings up some valid concerns. IF chemicals from a car wash damage the finish or glass of a vehicle they should not be covered by warranty. However, if the chemicals are mixed properly by the car wash place, I don`t see there being any problems.
Todd, you`re taking for granted that other people do their jobs with the dedication, attention to detail and caring that you and rest of Max`s crew do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd Helme
Fact is lots of people don`t
thanks for bringing this up ronQuote:
Originally Posted by Ronkh
very interesting read. and i completely agree with your above statement
IMHO - I believe the way that Todd and the rest of the people at PBMG bring a love and passion to their job.
Just look at the detail he did on the motor cycle.....
He even detailed the freakin chain