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Originally Posted by David McLaughlin
I've made the decision that I'd rather take a chance with fine scratches than rust holes from these salted roads.I tried the touchless but anything more than dust stays on the car. I try to look for higher end car washes in better towns in hopes that they will take better care if their equipment.
On a side note, a friend took his custom Dodge Magnum to a touchless. The arm of the machine was loose and took out the entire side of the car. 100s of hours to repaint the graphics probably cost the caw wash owner a heart attack when he got the bill.
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David,
It's been awhile since I lived in Mass, so my memory of the geography there is a little foggy. Having said that, there was a really good car wash right off the highway in Natick when I was living there. It's where we always took our government cars to get done.
Personally, MY cars never see a car wash--Touch or Touchless; I do it myself. I know the quality of my work, and I know that when I do it, the person washing my car cares about my car, so they're going to be careful not to screw up the paint
