Best wax and interior protection and other cleaning products to use
#12
I have leather, I am guessing that you do not. Scotchguard will help alot. Use lots of it, in many coats, keep the car opened up. As far as wax goes, clay bar first, any brand, clay is clay, does not matter. As far as wax goes, I use Meguires, but it does not really matter, as long as you do it often they all work. For the best shine...clay bar, cleaner wax, then a 100% liquid carnuba. Todd (Uma)
#13
yeah if its black at least get the first liquid wax i posted....if you can afford it get the paste also....shipping is reasonable and right now they have there stuff on sale. And whatever you do dont use a microfiber towl to whipe/buff off the wax
#14
any recomendation on what to use here? I thought microfibers were supposed to be the holy grail the way peole talk about them.
I usually use an old t-shirt that has been softened up in the wash for years that i have since retired.
I need you guys to come to wash my cars, seriously.
How long does it take you to do a full clay, wash, wax, everything?
Might help if i had a freakin garage, and maybe a buffer.
I usually use an old t-shirt that has been softened up in the wash for years that i have since retired.
I need you guys to come to wash my cars, seriously.
How long does it take you to do a full clay, wash, wax, everything?
Might help if i had a freakin garage, and maybe a buffer.
#15
buffer
any recomendation on what to use here? I thought microfibers were supposed to be the holy grail the way peole talk about them.
I usually use an old t-shirt that has been softened up in the wash for years that i have since retired.
I need you guys to come to wash my cars, seriously.
How long does it take you to do a full clay, wash, wax, everything?
Might help if i had a freakin garage, and maybe a buffer.
I usually use an old t-shirt that has been softened up in the wash for years that i have since retired.
I need you guys to come to wash my cars, seriously.
How long does it take you to do a full clay, wash, wax, everything?
Might help if i had a freakin garage, and maybe a buffer.
#16
what color is your car? if its black this stuff is the shizzzznit by all means...
this alone will make your car look like a rolling mirror...
Midnight Express
and a coat of this on top of the midnight express will have you standing in awe...
Black Velvet
this alone will make your car look like a rolling mirror...
Midnight Express
and a coat of this on top of the midnight express will have you standing in awe...
Black Velvet
#17
Are you looking for a WAX or a POLISH?
Wax gives you the wet look, but can wear off in summer heat.
Polish will give you a decent shine and protect
I've always use PoorBoy's products... They work great and are smooth on and off in Florida's sun and heat.
I've heard good things about Dodo Juice wax, but you still need a polish to put down first before the wax...
OTC: stuff... Liquid glass is decent, NXT is decent, but always better after 24hrs , both of those are polishes rather than waxes.
I would buy Mother's clay bar..
I detail cars as a side job on the weekends. I use a random orbital buffer( mail order, and $130 bucks plus pads) and love it.
I mailorder most of the products I use.
Wax gives you the wet look, but can wear off in summer heat.
Polish will give you a decent shine and protect
I've always use PoorBoy's products... They work great and are smooth on and off in Florida's sun and heat.
I've heard good things about Dodo Juice wax, but you still need a polish to put down first before the wax...
OTC: stuff... Liquid glass is decent, NXT is decent, but always better after 24hrs , both of those are polishes rather than waxes.
I would buy Mother's clay bar..
I detail cars as a side job on the weekends. I use a random orbital buffer( mail order, and $130 bucks plus pads) and love it.
I mailorder most of the products I use.
Last edited by Gol10dr; 05-15-2009 at 03:17 PM. Reason: adding info
#19
One company holds the patent and makes claybars, they are just rebranded
so any claybar will do.
you can use scotchguard if you wish,
I just clean my interior. 5:1 woolite and water. 1 part being the woolite.
Exterior wax, I like optimum car wax.
general rule of thumb is dark colors absorb light, so get a carnuba for that deep wet look.
light colors reflect light, so get a synthetic wax to reflect that gloss shine.
use a dual action polisher if you get swirls aka spider webbing
for a polish Meguiars M205 is getting good reviews. check over at the Meguiars forum
so any claybar will do.
you can use scotchguard if you wish,
I just clean my interior. 5:1 woolite and water. 1 part being the woolite.
Exterior wax, I like optimum car wax.
general rule of thumb is dark colors absorb light, so get a carnuba for that deep wet look.
light colors reflect light, so get a synthetic wax to reflect that gloss shine.
use a dual action polisher if you get swirls aka spider webbing
for a polish Meguiars M205 is getting good reviews. check over at the Meguiars forum