never, never use a natural sponge to wash a car (archive)

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never, never use a natural sponge to wash a car (archive)

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Posted by Steve on November 24, 1999 at 13:52:45:

In Reply to: Where can I buy a natural sponge in the bay area? posted by (eom) Chris on November 24, 1999 at 13:39:55:

It is never rid of salt/sand/coral and other microscopic abrasives. Its what we call scratch city. The best item for washing the car is a little pricey--the Griots Garage hand made Boars Hair Brush (yes with Mahogony handle) at $70 each. The second best thing is an Australian Wool Wash mit at about $13. Go to Care Care Specialties and read their "How-To Articles" to get an eduaction in car care.

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Or same $68 and get a good, big foam sponge at the supermarket (nt) - MikeW 14:29 11/24/99 ( 4)
- Geez, I gotta learn to type - That should be 'save $68' (nt) - MikeW 14:30 11/24/99 ( 3)
  - actually the grocery store sponge has problems too Steve 15:06 11/24/99 ( 2)
    - Where can you get the Griots brush? (eom) Chris 17:32 11/24/99 ( 1)
      - www.griotsgarage.com Mark 17:46 11/24/99 ( 0)

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