Half a mile on a country lane.

[SAC1]

I sympathise as I too live down a similar track, albeit the council call it a road. Macan does not seem to like dirty roads and mud flaps would seem to be the answer although nobody has mud flaps on a Porsche( why not?). Indeed, few cars today seem to have mud flaps; probably all about looks rather than practicality although personally I don’t mind the look. I just don’t fancy upsetting the integrity of the wheel arch and any excuse to give her a wash

I live a mile down a country lane from the nearest A-road. Having had dark colours in the past, I find that silver at least stays looking cleaner for longer. Having said that my twice a week hand washing regime is up and running now that we're into autumn and especially now that the maize harvest is currently being brought in!

[happy days]

Excellent! Quick rinse or full wash using two bucket method...?

Snow foam, rinse, bilt hamber on wheels, wash with mitt, two buckets, rinse and dry with microfibre towels. Then it bloody rained!!!

[Kasfranks99]

Typical Happy Days....

Do we have a picture of the clean car now

[happy days]

[Kasfranks99]

Looks good. Rhodium does look good

Now how long did it take you to get the Macan in the same postition to take the same shot. Longer than the wash?

[happy days]

No. It didn’t move!

[Franklin]

Recently done 5km along a very dusty Spanish farm track.
Dust in every door shut,tail gate, back window looked like one of those old magnetic/ iron filing games.
Dust in the sports exhaust ends and loads of the stuff in the 21” platinum finish wheels.
Even after a thrashing afterwards, all dust remained in door stops and tail gate, exhaust tips and still some in wheels.
Give me mud any day