Re: At last the rain.
Posted: June 23rd, 2011, 1:54 pm
I love to get suited up to wash my car. I have a big 4 off-roader, so the appropriate protection is essential!
On cold, wet, dark winter mornings I am a bit more adventurous with what I wear - some scenarios include:
Back safety chest waders, orange industrial fishing jacket and long black rubber gloves (it was quiet this time so I took a deep breath and went into the shop to get some change all suited up. The nice assistant asked if I'd be ok in the wind and rain and I replied that I was dressed for it).
The other day I went to a public car wash and wore my green chest waders, long black rubber gloves and Guy Cotten smock.
I usually wear wellies, a flexothane one-piece suit and rubber gloves.
It is one of my favourite things to do in rainwear. I love to lean over the car to reach some spots and feel the smooth rubber and PVC against the wet / soapy car. I even tend to turn the soapy brush on myself sometimes. What a feeling! But I must look a bit weird if people watch.
On cold, wet, dark winter mornings I am a bit more adventurous with what I wear - some scenarios include:
Back safety chest waders, orange industrial fishing jacket and long black rubber gloves (it was quiet this time so I took a deep breath and went into the shop to get some change all suited up. The nice assistant asked if I'd be ok in the wind and rain and I replied that I was dressed for it).
The other day I went to a public car wash and wore my green chest waders, long black rubber gloves and Guy Cotten smock.
I usually wear wellies, a flexothane one-piece suit and rubber gloves.
It is one of my favourite things to do in rainwear. I love to lean over the car to reach some spots and feel the smooth rubber and PVC against the wet / soapy car. I even tend to turn the soapy brush on myself sometimes. What a feeling! But I must look a bit weird if people watch.