I agree that a car care products manufacturers should promote professional carwashes. It's the right way to wash the car on many levels. Common sense dictates that. Unfortunately, many Americans looking to save a dollar still think an hour or 2 with the garden hose in the drivaway with a bucket of Dawn suds is 'saving money'.
That said, it is sad that many carwashes continue to offer a low standard of service/quality via low psi, weak product concentrations and poorly maintained facilities. Just today a regular customer of mine was saying how 'above and beyond' my psi, soaps, cleanliness, are. IMO, I offer adequate serivce/quality, but I would offer much more to my customers and intend to once my finances match my desires.
In many areas nationwide, the 'norm', unfortunately, falls far short of the standards possessed by many operators who frequent industry forums such as this one.
Perhaps these facts are what Mothers focused on with their ill-conceived bashing of commercial carwashing in general.
I guess I just prefer Mothers Wax to Simoniz. Maybe I need to try Simoniz wax, since they support my business model more than Mothers does.
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