Which products do you use to clear your car?
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I do like the Optimum No-Rinse though. It works very well and you save water and Mother Earth at the same time.
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Meguiars are fine. Many coat the paint and rims w/ Rejex - a bit easier to apply and works great.
For leather interior I like Sonus leather conditioner. Applied lightly protects the interior and does not leave it shiny. Great product!
I use Sniffer Dusters to (very easily) clean brake dust, especially inside rims.
For leather interior I like Sonus leather conditioner. Applied lightly protects the interior and does not leave it shiny. Great product!
I use Sniffer Dusters to (very easily) clean brake dust, especially inside rims.
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I've been using Freedom waterless wash and Optimum No-Rinse wash for moderately dirty car. When my car is really dirty, I spray it down really well and then use the No-Rinse wash. I've bought Meguiar's NXT detailing spray, Klasse AIO and Sealant, and a few Pinnacle products, but I haven't used them yet to give a proper review.
I do like the Optimum No-Rinse though. It works very well and you save water and Mother Earth at the same time.![thumbup](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/thumbup.gif)
I do like the Optimum No-Rinse though. It works very well and you save water and Mother Earth at the same time.
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For the OP:
Exterior polish preference is Menzerna and Einzett makes a very nice, easy to apply wax--Glans. Stoner's Invisible Glass is a good glass cleaner. Tire dressing, right now I'm using Swisswax Pneu, but I also like 303.
Check out Autopia for lots of detailing tips.
Detailer's Domain (a site sponsor) is a great source for many products and they have terrific customer service as well
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I let uzj100 polish it for me, and then I wax it with Harly wax. Have used it on my last 3 Porsches since 1977. http://harlywax.com/HarlyWax/
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I've been using Zaino products for 10 years now and have always been impressed with the results. Go to the customer testimonial page and read what others say.
I buy all the cloth products from Griots Garage
www.zainostore.com
I buy all the cloth products from Griots Garage
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I used ONR all winter in the garage, and it works great. I mixed up a spray bottle according to directions for quick fixes as well.
Now that the weather is better I will use more suds on the driveway.
Wheels are a bit of an issue. I wash the 911 wheels every week, so they are pristine, but I have an older ML500 which has not really had its wheels detailed all winter. I tried Meguire's for all metal wheels and it seems to work well. Anything better?
Now that the weather is better I will use more suds on the driveway.
Wheels are a bit of an issue. I wash the 911 wheels every week, so they are pristine, but I have an older ML500 which has not really had its wheels detailed all winter. I tried Meguire's for all metal wheels and it seems to work well. Anything better?
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The 3M product (link below) gets rid of tar etc, if you have some hard to remove substances on your wheels.
http://www.detailersdomain.com/Produ...4%201%20qt.jpg
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