Keith,
If you can inject liquid soap or some other kind of surfactant into the
water you'll get much better
results. Using soft water will also help.
I use soft water followed by Salt-X on my truck.
The only way I know to do the race car, is to use soap and water on
everything!!
The dish washer with soft water & a level teaspoon of TSP is magic.
Small Aluminum parts
love to be stored in a container filled with oil (used from race motor).
If anyone has an easy way to clean stuff up, I'd love to hear it.
Bryan
Keith Turk wrote:
>Sprinklers don't work down here like they do in dry areas... down here the
>humidity keeps rusting long after the car's been washed 4 times... so I put
>the car in the shop and turn the air on for a month or so while I clean it
>up.. once I feel like all the salt is gone I'll test it for a day or two...
>and look again... but generally it still needs to be rinsed again...
>
>absolutely amazing the differences between what you guys have to deal with
>and those of us from the east coast....
>
>Trust me I'd rather live here where we consider traffic two cars on the same
>road at about the same time on or about the same day....
>
>K
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