Neat freaks, How do you clean your ski at the ride spot?

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After my 1.5 hour drive home from the lake I'm usually not in the mood to clean my ski. I would have so much more motivation to do it at the lake after I load them on the trailer. What do you guys use to clean your skis at your ride spot? Our lakes are muddy water so just drying it off with a towel isnt going to cut it. Enlighten me.
 
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Wet Dreams said:
After my 1.5 hour drive home from the lake I'm usually not in the mood to clean my ski. I would have so much more motivation to do it at the lake after I load them on the trailer. What do you guys use to clean your skis at your ride spot? Our lakes are muddy water so just drying it off with a towel isnt going to cut it. Enlighten me.
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There are plently of waterless washes available out there. I use this product all the time, and have a few bottles of it currently.

http://www.autogeek.net/meguiars-wash-wax-anywhere.html

Or take a look at other waterless washes that dont already come in a spray bottle. You could bring a bucket with you from home with a couple gallons of fresh water, dump in the correct amount of wash into the water after riding, agitate the water and then wash your ski in like 5 minutes.

http://www.autogeek.net/waterless-car-wash-products.html

The Optimum No Rinse Washes are very popular in the detailing community, especially for those that live in apartment complexes.
 
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Wet Dreams said:
Thanks man, I'm gonna give this a try.
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You can get it at your local advance auto parts...they should have some other options as well. Use it with a good quality microfiber and youll get good results. I always check the clearance section at Advance because a lot of time they have these detailing products that customers are scared to try and you get for dirt cheap.
 
Jetfiend

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Big Kahuna washes me and my ski down.

He holds 5 gallons of fresh water, gamma seal lid, 20' 12v power cord to cigarette plug. 12' hose on shower wand powered by a rule 360. Spray a lil Ducky and towel it off.

This was given to me years ago by a guy that was making them. It would be easy to make your own.

I also use it to flush my sxr when I ride in the salt. Just switch out the spray wand for this hose fitting to a garden hose.
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makejetskiinggreatagain

makejetskiinggreatagain

Brandon
JetFiend said:
Big Kahuna washes me and my ski down.

He holds 5 gallons of fresh water, gamma seal lid, 20' 12v power cord to cigarette plug. 12' hose on shower wand powered by a rule 360. Spray a lil Ducky and towel it off.

This was given to me years ago by a guy that was making them. It would be easy to make your own.

I also use it to flush my sxr when I ride in the salt. Just switch out the spray wand for this hose fitting to a garden hose.
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I looked those up. Kinda pricey but it might be worth it. I'm gonna try and find a used one on CL or something first. Im sure they come in handy for far more things than just washing skis.
 
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Wet Dreams said:
After my 1.5 hour drive home from the lake I'm usually not in the mood to clean my ski. I would have so much more motivation to do it at the lake after I load them on the trailer. What do you guys use to clean your skis at your ride spot? Our lakes are muddy water so just drying it off with a towel isnt going to cut it. Enlighten me.
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Mothers quick detailer and a micro fiber cloth.
 
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