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Washing salt off? Help
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I just did one of my cross continent drives from LA to Toronto - FWIW did over 2000kms/1300miles in one 20 hour go ![]() My 85 Targa was gold throughout Anyways, got salt sprayed all through Colorado and now it's 0 degrees Centigrade = 32 Fahrenheit in Toronto and will be for a week at least Should I let the car sit salted til it warms up or go clean the hell out of it today?? Thanks |
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No, get a pressure washer and hook it up to a hot water supply. Water heaters are a good source if the drain valve works.
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you gotta get the car up in the air and soak it. over and over. soap and brushes. nooks and crannies.
i would want to be be careful with a pressure washer. |
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Why careful with the pressure?
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We don't use salt in Colorado. You car is covered in the mag-chloride ice melt we spray on the roads. It is not as bad a salt, but you need to get it off the car ASAP - especially if your car has any bright work.
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As much volume of water as you can get with a good spray nozzle, but I wouldn't use a pressure washer.
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Thanks gang. Gave her a great going over. Feels much better sleeping at night now
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