At the car was getting all shiny.
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At the car was getting all shiny.
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-m...-11-01_142.jpg
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-H...-11-22_698.jpg
Damn, I really need to find time to install my AE's.....maybe next weekend.
Your car is really clean. Do you mind sharing your techniques and the products you use?Quote:
Originally Posted by nike001
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Absolutely. My paint seems to be well taken care of from my PO, but other than that I've used M105 & M205 for swirls (which have since come back) and I think I used Mothers Sealant after that. Then I used some Chemical Guys XXX paste wax (awesome stuff) and this time, I used Sonax on my rims to clean them up. I only use Sonax maybe 5-6 times a year. Maybe once every few weeks. The stuff is expensive so I use it gingerly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gordo_GT
For my engine bay... well... I used WD-40. There will always be debates on whether or not using it is a good idea.. but I spray and coat everything and then rinse off. After that I wipe everything down with one of my older and dirtier microfiber towels.
Sounds great. Will get into the detailing once I get my house and have a garage. I am lagging it a bit. I just wash it every 2 weeks. I use an $11 Meguiar's soap and dry it with a microfiber towel. I use a wheel cleaner in combination with the car wash soap to clean the wheels. The wheels are a real PITA. I do those last as I'm just sitting down and it literally takes like 10 min/wheel.Quote:
Originally Posted by nike001
I park away from cars whenever possible to avoid sings and try to park in the shade when possible. I try to stay away from where birds crap all over the vehicle.
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I wash with armor all wash.. no big. I dry it with a waffle towel and I freaking love that thing.. it does an awesome job. I also have a normal car spong that I split in half and while it was ripping in half.. one side ripped unevenly and it's the perfect size to fit in between the spokes. Using a lug nut cleaner works well on our rims as well. You can usually get one of those at your local car store like autozone or advance autoQuote:
Originally Posted by Gordo_GT
Some from where I work the past two days:
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bad iphone pic:
having a chat with a big brother ...
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