How To Clean Your Car After The Beach (DIY)
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- čas přidán 20. 09. 2017
- If you take your car on the beach or anywhere that's got sand, you'll want to clean it out afterward otherwise rust will start building up. Here Fritz will talk you through his process!
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Off to buy the kit. Thanks Fritz.
Fritz, thank you for the succinct tutorial and links. Worked BEAUTIFULLY. My joke of a local car wash said their auto wash does underside too but it clearly does not. 15 min and I’ve washed out heaps of sand with
So glad you enjoy our video!
Wonderful tip, thanks !
Such a great idea
Great tip, I am concerned about bringing my 21 Kakadu to Stockton dunes but when we get back I’ll be doing this for sure (in addition to a car wash immediately after)
I wanted to have fun ripping up and down the beach but I don't wanna spend hours cleaning after 🤣
What are the diameters on the air blow gun and the adapter? Any links would be greatly appreciated.
Hey Trigger, we buy ours from the local hardware shop, Bunnings here in Australia. It is a 270 mm air duster. The water connector is a 1/4" BSP fitting to the air duster and gardena garden hose tail. Have a look at these links,
Air Duster
www.bunnings.com.au/ozito-270mm-blow-gun_p5810653
1/4" Adaptors
www.bunnings.com.au/nylex-1-4-british-sprinkler-adaptor_p3110980
www.popeproducts.com.au/hose-end-fittings/12-mm-hose-end-fittings/6mm-x-12mm-sprinkler-adaptor
Happy Cleanings :)
Fritz
@@FritzRadda You're amazing my friend thank you for all the information!
You know that there are electronics inside the door.....
Electronics are in the inside of the plastic dust / weather barrier sheet.Rinsing up the skin of the door has ZERO effect on the speakers and electric window switch gear. With this tool, you get a good water flow, not aggressive like a power washer that with cut holes in the plastic sheet that separates the metal door skin from the switches. If in doubt, take the door cards (door trims) off to washout inside doors.