If they don't work out you could always sleep on them.Washed my car with my new wash sponge yesterday. I got them from Japan and with buying 15 they worked out at $6.47 AUD each including freight. They are similar to the Kamikaze Hagakure sold in Australia for $22.50 plus freight and identical to those sold by a well known detailing supplier in the US for approx. $25 AUD plus a huge freight charge.
With the one wash completed the verdict would be that they seem to be a handy wash tool and appeared to do a good job of getting into tight spots. I imagine that their lifespan would not be as great as a microfibre mitt because bits will break off on sharper edges.
For the rinsing out when finished they excel.
Washing my stang today Peter,be more than happy for you try them out for a second time.Washed my car with my new wash sponge yesterday. I got them from Japan and with buying 15 they worked out at $6.47 AUD each including freight. They are similar to the Kamikaze Hagakure sold in Australia for $22.50 plus freight and identical to those sold by a well known detailing supplier in the US for approx. $25 AUD plus a huge freight charge.
With the one wash completed the verdict would be that they seem to be a handy wash tool and appeared to do a good job of getting into tight spots. I imagine that their lifespan would not be as great as a microfibre mitt because bits will break off on sharper edges.
For the rinsing out when finished they excel.
Ouch! At my last house, which was bit of a hovel and had only a single car garage, I glued pieces of a foam mattress protector to the walls. It looked a bit ordinary but did the job. If I was doing it on a nice garage wall I would probably get something like https://www.amazon.com.au/Garage-Sm...arage+wall+car+door+protector,aps,261&sr=8-10So quick question. Any suggestions on how to prevent this happening again? I did get some HD foam for the garage wall but would like extra help.
https://www.clarkrubber.com.au/products/36320-softy-strip-twin-packSo quick question. Any suggestions on how to prevent this happening again? I did get some HD foam for the garage wall but would like extra help.
First of all, I hope you made some noise about that to the service manager!
Serviced yesterday and washed today so only just saw them. I read on google the a black crayon might work to help hide the scratches so might give that a try first and then look at using a marker If the crayon doesn’t work. Thanks.
