How do you wash your Taco??

My apologies if this question have been posted in the past. But I have a few questions for those who wash their own taco especially those who live in the snowy north.
- What is your process?
- What tools do you use? (if you use car wash foamer)
- What washing products do you use?

I am thinking of getting a spray foam and doing the spray-foam-spray-wash-dry method
I just want to know other peeps way of keeping their taco clean

 

Might get more responses here:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/forums/detailing.32/

 

Top down , easy with the water, all Mothers stuff!

 

I bet you'd have to clear your history after googling the thread title .

 

Haha

 

DIY car wash. It had heated pressure sprayers. Soak. Soap. Frozen. Hot rinse. Ice layer on truck when you get home.

Works though. Have done it in single digit temps. Car wash literally has layers of ice on the walls when you drive in.

 

Hoffman's Carwash twice a week . Hot wax once a month.

 

Park it outside when it rains..
Seriously though, got it in October, have yet to wash it, weather here pnw sucks right now

 

i wash my cars but for some reason i dont wash my trucks.

 

Some people find a little vinegar and water works well. Ask Kanye, he's an expert on the subject.

 

Yep. TONS of info already in the Detailing forum. No need to repeat it all here.

 

I like Chemical Guys stuff

http://www.chemicalguys.com/

 

Auto Finnesse Avalanche Snow Foam with a power washer. I cover my truck with it, let it soak for 5 minutes and power wash it all off. It leaves my truck 90% clean. I then use a boars hair wash brush and quickly go over the truck.

 

It's a truck bro, DIY or gas stations washes. Toyotas have ok paint, but they all fade to shit. Toss some wax on there once a year and call it good.

 

First, remove all watches or rings that might scratch the paint. Second, use pristine microfiber wash mitt, a delicate touch, and two-bucket method to keep the paint defect free. Third, rinse thoroughly with CR spotless water. Fourth, dry using blower. Fifth, clean the wheels to remove nasty brake dust etc. Finally, simply stand back and enjoy the look of a black Porsche with clean swirl-free paint.

While standing there, look over and notice silver truck looking very dirty and abused... dump nasty Porsche water into a single bucket and use that as soap to quickly wash the truck. I love that I don't need to pamper the truck.

 

Exactly. The guys talking about how they spend gobs of money on products and hours washing/waxing these things like it's a Ferrari make me laugh. To each their own I suppose

 

Sorry people like keeping their cars clean?

This is like saying you shouldn't buy a Dyson vacuum and vacuum frequently if you own a $150k house instead of a $500k house

 

Just take it to a touchless car wash every couple of weeks. Once it's nice out and you won't freeze trying to wash your car by hand then look into how to properly wash and wax you truck.

 

You should do what makes you happy. I personally have limited enthusiasm for cleaning anymore.