Detailing Problem

[tbm5690]

My problem is, after a good detail I never want to drive my cars. Pollen everywhere right now, rode the bike to work to let it glisten a little longer. Most days I'm better off not detailing and therefore not sweating it!

 

[mosaud1998]

I suffer with the same problem

 

[Racer4]

I am like that also, after I clean and detail if it is a chance rain both newer cars stay in the garage, drive the 97 Explorer it sits outside.

 

[loneryder]

Same here plus I live off of a dirt road. It's good to let it sit in the sun or garage for 24 hrs to let the wax/coating cure.

 

[2002 Maxima SE]

Same. I like to enjoy it after a wash...in the hermetically sealed garage...at least for a day.

 

[QuantumS4]

It makes me feel better to know there’s others out there that have the same, well let’s be honest, ridiculous tendencies. I also live on a dirt road that’s 1/2 mile before I get to pavement so the only time I can actually drive a clean car is if I time it to leave in the illusive 30 second “magic” window in the transition from mud after raining to dust when it’s dry. The struggle is very, very real.

 

[Malo83]

It's a sickness that has no cure, I'm infected with it, often walk out to the garage at night after a good detail and admire the shine before calling it a night.

 

[JoelB]

I ride my PCX to work pretty much every dry day all summer. It has a nice added benefit of stopping my car from sitting in the hot sun 8 hours a day AND it stays clean in the garage. Apart from the pesky dust of course.

 

[tbm5690]

I ride my PCX to work pretty much every dry day all summer. It has a nice added benefit of stopping my car from sitting in the hot sun 8 hours a day AND it stays clean in the garage. Apart from the pesky dust of course.

Same here, but then I never get to enjoy the clean car because it only gets driven in the rain

 

[Jeep_Riot]

In my screwed up OCD mind, I have to let products dwell and bake into the paint so I can get the most out of it.

I see no solution to my problem.