[Wjcarbone7202]

I am interested in learning if there are any hand car washing establishments in The Villages.

[Topspinmo]

Yes, many auto detailers that will come to your house wash, wax, detain interior. IMO you’ll have pay good for the service. If that’s not for you can go to several automatic car washes (spainish springs (SPs) by Lowe’s on 441 cross from SPs or others down south Leesburg area) that does good job and sprays under carriage.

[CarlR33]

There are a couple spray bays in town if you want to pull in and spray and hand wash yourself. I can get those if you want or are you talking about pay hand wash services?

[kcrazorbackfan]

Myself. Both vehicles every Sat/Sun.

[Michael G.]

Originally Posted by kcrazorbackfan

Myself. Both vehicles every Sat/Sun.

Anyone who cherishes their cars/trucks especially when they pay $65,000 to $90,000
will tell you the worst thing you can do to the paint finish of your ride, is taking it throw
a car wash, bushes or brushless.

Be smart, wash it by hand.

[Topspinmo]

Any mobile auto detailing company going to had wash car in your driveway if someone don’t want do it themselves. Lady down street has her MBs done every 4 months, looks like new penny when guy done. Course detailing costs. I’ve been if Florida 11 years, maybe done complete wash 3 times. My car doesn’t get dirty down here. Here what 13 years old engine bay looks like with 74K, routine maintenance, and cleaning. Rest is spotless.

Amazing good gas mileage, came down 75 today around 80, 33 miles per gallon, if I was blocking traffic at 70 35 MPG, if I drive around town 26 MPG. Probably the best overall car I ever owned out of around 50. Had zero problems since day drive off dealership lot. I was thinking about trading it over years at least 3 times, then it hit me? Why get ride of perfectly good car.

[bowlingal]

call Gordon Hamm, 352-396-8509. He details cars for charity. He is a village resident and you pay what you think the job is worth.

[Bracne]

The Village Car Wash offers a hand wash service. They are located at 970 Bichara Blvd. Just after Spanish Springs off from 441/27.

[airstreamingypsy]

I understand what the OP wants. I wish I could tell him, but the only time I see handwashing is occasionally on weekends at a church or school, doing a fund raiser. I always stop at those and get my car washed.

[Driller703]

Originally Posted by Bracne

The Village Car Wash offers a hand wash service. They are located at 970 Bichara Blvd. Just after Spanish Springs off from 441/27.

They are excellent. Sometimes the line is long. Anyone know if they take appointments?

[Gettingoutofdodge]

Originally Posted by Wjcarbone7202

I am interested in learning if there are any hand car washing establishments in The Villages.

AJ Mobile Car Wash.
AJ has been hand washing my car for the past three years. He does a fabulous job and I highly recommend him. I have a Cadillac CT4 and pay $55.00. He charges more for SUV’s.
His number is 352 308 7972. He works during the day and will come after work and on weekends.

[Nana2Teddy]

Originally Posted by bowlingal

call Gordon Hamm, 352-396-8509. He details cars for charity. He is a village resident and you pay what you think the job is worth.

That’s always awkward for the customer. We’d have no idea what to offer. Stating a price would be a much better idea. It’s nice though that he does this for charity. He’s a good person.

[Deden]

I saw one not too far on 441 past 466 going toward Fruitland Park, sorry didn't catch the name, And I also only use these handheld prays.

[MollyJo]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

Anyone who cherishes their cars/trucks especially when they pay $65,000 to $90,000
will tell you the worst thing you can do to the paint finish of your ride, is taking it throw
a car wash, bushes or brushless.

Be smart, wash it by hand.

Yes, car washes are hard on vehicles. Especially the plastic parts.

[Bay Kid]

Originally Posted by MollyJo

Yes, car washes are hard on vehicles. Especially the plastic parts.

I tried 1 of those drive thru car washes years ago. Scared me to death. I got out and walked around the car looking for dents. Never again.