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Originally Posted by mgallen
Does anyone have any experience using a de-ionized water system to rinse your car in order to avoid water spots? I've read conflicting opinions on its effectiveness.
I'm leaning against making the investment, but wanted to hear from others with experience.
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I bought this CRSpotless system:
http://www.crspotless.com/de-ionizin...ed-system.html
If I had it to do over again, not sure I would spend the $300. Half the time I end up drying the car off anyway because I need to drive somewhere and I don't want road dust getting picked up by the residual water on the car. If you have the time to let the car sit for a couple hours after you wash it then it may save you 15 to 20 minutes of drying time.
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