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So, I recently purchased a new Jeep Grand Cherokee and haven't been able to wax it yet. Being in Canada temps are already below 0 (under 30 for those in
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Winter waxing question
So, I recently purchased a new Jeep Grand Cherokee and haven't been able to wax it yet. Being in Canada temps are already below 0 (under 30 for those in the US).
I'm worried about salt but I'm also worried about not being able to give it a good wash before waxing it and then waxing it in such cold weather. Advice? Edit: also wanted to note. The obviouse thing would be to do it in the Garage. It JUST fits. I wouldn't have the space unfortunately 
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