Will The full contact car wash take this from the windshield?
1395387
Good questio, but I have not tried it yet. It seems very secure and works surprisingly incredibly well....
2249862
It can but it would still leave a residue on your dashboard and if left for too long it gets difficult to remove. Avoid this purchase.
1045737
I leave mine on for summer cleaning, good to know about de-icing fluid, I use ordinary windshield washer fluid.
1212365
I think it will reach about 3/4" through, at most. I can't tell you for sure because I took the thing off and threw it away after about a month. For what I was using it for, at least, it was useless. It's small, the tension on the spring that holds the wiper against the glass is cheap, and the hardware holding it together failed in the winter. I was again left to get out with a squeegee and wipe the windshield clean. Maybe it will work for you, but this wasn't what I needed at all.
1678327
Yes. You turn the lever, then there is a little tab you grab to separate the plunger from the glass. You want the plunger and the window to be clean. I have meeved it a couple of times between cars no problem
1500127
I've used this car soap without any issues. But, I still prefer Merquiars Gold Class Car Wash because I like its sudsing action. I also polish our cars with Mequiar's NXT polish twice annually so the Ultimate Wash provides no value to me. The spots on your car could be hard water spots from atmosphere condensation if your car sat outside. I had this issue on the roof of our new car a few years ago and used Meguiar's Cleaner Wax to remove them. I always keep this cleaner wax on hand because it works so well in situations like this.
1184517
No. It's okay for car washing . We get out the pressure cleaner for real jobs
644155
Yes, you can take the cover off to wash, but you have to take the seat out of the car and remove the straps to get it off. I think this is how most car seats work. I have washed it with no problems.
1704596
Mine has survived a minor bump or two when parking. I only use a "touchless" carwash, so I have no experience with the kind you use. I'd say "Give it a try."
2112140
Ihave not removed it since its been installed. But i would think not, you only use lightly soapy water to afic it to the glass so upon removal alittle more soapy water should clean it up nicely.
1500130
Try using a gas powered lawn and garden leaf blower to remove the water from the surface of your car. I use this every time I wash my car and it is spotless and show room perfect. A high powered leaf blower works perfectly. Try it. It is the fastest way to dry your car. I have no fine scratches from towels.
2206616
It should be fine with automatic car washes. Road salt in Pennsylvania doesn't seem to harm it. Seems like a tough coating that holds up.
1444682
Definitely! You don't use much at all and you can continue to wet what you do have on the glass. I got a few ounces to do my windshield...but used only a few spoon fulls. Hope this helps.
1901549
Yes it will. Rinse your car down with just water using the power washer, then use a MITT and a bucket mixed with ICE car wash soap. Then use the power washer again to rinse. Finish off with Blue ICE WAX by hand. Rub on and rub off using micro towels. Make sure the car is dry before applying the Blue Ice Wax. It will give you a great shine.
1111067
Yes, it can ...thus enabling you to remove when you go through an automatic car wash. Item is very well made... Recommend!
1723281
This also concerned me but no, the sticky base can be removed from the windshield. In fact I install the phone holder occasionally only when I need it to work as a GPS route guide. When not needed i remove it and keep it in my glove compartment. To preserve the stickiness of the base I replace the original base cover.I am not sure if the base may lose its ability to remain stuck to the windshield if the stickiness is lost.
920613
Whoops I accidentally answers yes. It hasn't affected mine. I do live in AZ a though. I have washed my car several times and it hasn't been affected