Dirty car? No need for a car wash

26 Feb, 2007 1 Comment

We’ve all had days when we can’t stand to look at our car as the layers upon layers of dirt have turned our once pride and joy into a unimaginable pile of dust and dirt.

So usually when this occurs we rush home to wash the car (or if we live in a state oppressed by water restrictions - we drive the car to a car wash), but next time your car is stupidly filthy with mud and dirt, you might wanna give this guy a call:

Yes its no joke! This guy does this for fun! His name is Scott Wade and he is good at his job!

More photos of his work can be found it the Gallery here.

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One Response to “Dirty car? No need for a car wash”

Jonathon Says:
October 6th, 2007 at 7:32 pm
This is brilliant. We also sell a waterless car wash that could clean that car without water or scratching, and it’s Australian made & owned, organic and natural.
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