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racedriverpro wrote:guys whats the best product that would get black leather looking like new?
cinco wrote:
Lil shine up using collinite 476
JF.K wrote:Just a quick question guys...
I want to go tomorrow to purchase some cleaning products for a new vehicle.
Looking to get stuff for a basic clean/wash, such as car wash liquid, sponges, cloth etc.
Where is the best local place to go to get these?
scabs wrote:Dont know if it was discussed before but how do you guys clean your instrument panel. Mines has started to get a little hazy.
nervewrecker wrote:Coworker asking me what night it was:
What you does use to wash your vehicles. Car clean for days.
I tell him water. Water alone and inwas serious
JF.K wrote:JF.K wrote:Just a quick question guys...
I want to go tomorrow to purchase some cleaning products for a new vehicle.
Looking to get stuff for a basic clean/wash, such as car wash liquid, sponges, cloth etc.
Where is the best local place to go to get these?
Looking for quick tips on washing a new vehicle as I do not want to damage the new paint.
I've searched this thread several times but still haven't came across "the method".
If someone can give some quick advice and related products to use I'll be grateful
kamakazi wrote:JF.K wrote:JF.K wrote:Just a quick question guys...
I want to go tomorrow to purchase some cleaning products for a new vehicle.
Looking to get stuff for a basic clean/wash, such as car wash liquid, sponges, cloth etc.
Where is the best local place to go to get these?
Looking for quick tips on washing a new vehicle as I do not want to damage the new paint.
I've searched this thread several times but still haven't came across "the method".
If someone can give some quick advice and related products to use I'll be grateful
Products that I personally use
Meguiar's grit guard (or any similar product to keep your cloth from picking up debris that settles)
Pack of Micro fibre cloth...Pricesmart or similar
Turtle wax, wash and wax car wash
For polish and wax I have way too much but I like
Mother's cleaner wax
Turtle wax, wax n dry
Turtle wax ICE interior detailer and instant detailer.
If I have time to burn...
Autoglym super resin polish or meguiar's ultimate polish or 3m imperial hand glaze followed by meguiar's gold class carnuba plus.
For tyres... Armorall tyre foam or mothers back to black tyre shine
(turtle wax tyre products do not work well for me so I avoid them)
For tips...YouTube AMMO NYC best car wash technique
kamakazi wrote:Meguiar's grit guard I bought by lubetech (meguiar's dealer)... However their prices tend to be a bit higher for the products as they do not want to directly compete with the retailers that they also supply.
Turtle Wax and mother's products are sourced from Anand low price supermarket just south of the creek or the tool store.
Please note...I am by no means an expert...I just use what works for me
Kronik wrote:Hey guys, I looking for a 6" hook and loop backing pad for my Porter Cable DA polisher, the one I bought online does not have a threaded shaft but a straight one. I need one with a male threaded shaft to screw into the polisher.
I have another polisher with the male part on the polisher and the backing plate has the female nut.
Anyone know where I can find one?
kamakazi wrote:Anyone know where I can get meguiar's synthetic Xpress spray Wax (1 gallon) locally... lubetech doesn't bring this particular product
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