Detailing after Winter

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jsoto

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So when do ya'll do the first full detail after winter has left. Right when it get's warm but there's all that pollen on your car for the first 1 1/2 months or so. It's that period where you can wash your car, and after 20 minutes, pollen is back on it :)



Or are you patient and do a full polish/wax after the pollen has settled.



Me.......I just ask for the abuse. I do it when it just get's warm and do another full detail after the pollen has settled.
 
As soon as it's warm I'm doing a full detail. I'm going to strip everything off the car and try out my new PC. :D Pollen doesn't really concern me because I usually wash twice a week and CA dust and QD in betwen washing or if it's bad enough wash it a third time OR FOURTH TIME. :D :D
 
This is actually my first winter with the Z. So far I've washed her three days in a row this week and QD a couple of time to keep her clean. It's going to be a long winter.
 
Yep,



I'm the same way!! as soon as it's 55 or 60 out, it's rained a few times to clean the salt from the roads, I'm out there in detail land with my PC!! So don't bug me;) I fear no pollen, bring it on mothernature:p ,,,,,91
 
Same here. Once it hits 50. I wash out the garage and driveway to get rid of any salt, then wash w/ Dawn, clay, and the rest...

From March to October I detail my car twice a month anyway so pollen doesn't bother me. I'll just wash it off.
 
I'm the same as all of you, I do it once its warm and I know snow is no longer an issue. I do try and wait until after the first few rain storms so I know the bulk of the salt has been washed away. I am the same with the pollen, car gets washed twice a week so its no that big of a deal. In the winter I try to wash once a week unless we see snow and temp providing it is not unusual for my car to see a bath once a day. What really drives me nuts is the chips on my front end from the lovely street conditions. No washing this week though with temps around 8 degrees. Damn thats cold for NY tri-state area.
 
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