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27-Jan-2004, 12:03 AM

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what is it like $8?

27-Jan-2004, 12:06 AM

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Buff 'n Stuff

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if ya go to Suds, come see me next door first. I might be able to get you a discount.

27-Jan-2004, 12:11 AM

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where do ya work chris?

27-Jan-2004, 12:15 AM

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Buff 'n Stuff

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next door to Suds...

Jiffy Lube

if you've been to Suds a few times, you've probably seen my car.

27-Jan-2004, 12:16 AM

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I washed my car last Thursday and Sat night. Freezing cold but oh well, it is either car gets salted or me getting my *** frozen...

I choose latter...

27-Jan-2004, 12:17 AM

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i havent been to suds since early spring last year

if i head up there anytime soon, ill make sure i take a look

but ya, suds is a good place to go if your in the hamilton area

27-Jan-2004, 08:03 AM

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ive been to jiffy lube a few times but it was back when i didnt even know what TCC was

27-Jan-2004, 08:24 AM

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buff i didnt know u worked there, im by there all the time lol im surprised i never seen ur car

i always go to this coin op on parkdale just past main street, it usually costs me 3 bucks to do my car. i put it on spray first i spray off the car with the soap and water from the gun then i use the foaming brust then i rinse costs me 3 bucks cleans the car completely i did it yesterday afternoon it froze a little bit, my locks and doors did a bit to, but i cvould still get them open so meh whatever. but now it pissed snow and there will be mad salt so she will be a dirty ***** again

27-Jan-2004, 01:32 PM

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Yeah, I've been there for years.

I also use the coin op washes.

27-Jan-2004, 03:22 PM

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Re: Re: car wash

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Originally posted by PULOVR

Esso has car wash's, that you drive in.....park.....then the wash starts.....water and BRUSHES move from the front to back of the car, and then back to the front again......then you drive slowly forward, and the car dries off.

I've seen cars that would scrap pebbles, make it through this kind of wash without a problem.

Location......Allen Rd and Finch.....south west corner.

Also I think the Kennedy and Finch location has one like this, but the one there is touchless....doesn't do as good a job as the brush ones imo.

Corection.....

I went to the one on Allen and Finch, and it's the touchless one.

I said what the hell...... since I'm already here, I might as well get it done. Better having no salt on ther car, than leaving it on the paint.

Conclusion.....It didn't do that bad of a job. It got most of the bad stuff off, and I didn't even have to get out of my car.

Word of warning!

If you do wash your car in sub zero weather, MAKE SURE you wipe down the door jam areas (ie..the rubber seal), or you might be sorry latter.