:>On Wed, 13 Dec 2006 13:36:45 -0500, "Dad" wrote: :>
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:>>>>Fact, you have no facts. You eat off plates with a residue on them? :>>>>
:>>>>Take a look at the MSDS sheets on dish soap and car wash soap. :>>>
:>>> I have given you facts. A simple Google search backs up my facts and :>>> debunks your idea. Eating off plates isn't the same as washing a car. :>>> Unless you paint your plates with an automotive finish and wax them. :>>
:>>How can I deal with logic like that? I'll have to see what google says about :>>that if I need to believe it or not. :>
:>You mean how can you deal with the truth? :>
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:>>> MSDS sheets refer to the human safety aspect. :>>
:>>It also gives the base chemicals used in both. Your facts are web hearsay and :>>old wives tales, try looking at the chemical composition of both soaps then if :>>you don't agree with using MSDS sheets. Ever even give it any thought as to why :>>they used Dawn to clean animals after the oil spill? :>
:>If you don't understand the basics of how Dawn works then you'll never :>understand. Of course they use Dawn for cleaning animals.. IT REMOVES :>THE OIL AND WAX!. The same thing is does to you car.. IT REMOVES THE :>WAX.
Dawn is one of the soaps used to clean animals sprayed by skunks. I've used it for years and it's the only thing, combined with a white vinegar rinse that removes the scent completely.
:>Now if you goal is to remove the wax before doing a clay bar treatment :>and re waxing then thats another thing. :>
:>I suggest you look at the information from companies that make :>automotive paint, clear coat and waxes and let me know which ones say :>to use Dawn to clean your car with.
Dawn strips the wax. You're not wrong Andy.