I currently Drive in the Northeast. There is lots of road salt on my truck. Is there a way to clean that crap off without causing streaks. A truck wash after every storm is not feasible. I just want to clean it so that it does not look filthy. Any recommendations for products that may work? Maybe a certain type of brush ?
Cleaning road salt
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Some sort of soap in a spray bottle and a truck stop with water hose at the pump maybe
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Whenever I'm running thru areas where there's been snow/ice and the roads have been treated I make it a point to get by a blue beacon at least once a week. I don't really care about the truck wash so much I'm more concerned with getting the undercarriage rinsed off. What's not feasible about it? You can get a whole truck and trailer done for a little more than $100.
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I use the windshield washers in the fuel island. I spent 45 mins washing my truck with it. Should of seen the looks these drivers were giving me.
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I like my road salt clean too. It dont season the taters right when its dirty.
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