mct601
07-07-2009, 04:26 PM
Well first off I`m new to the site, and somewhat new to waxing.
That being said, I`m out of EVERYTHING except shampoo. Wax, interior cleaners, everything. It`s going to be raining all week, so I`m going to have 4-6 days of no cleaning (unfortunately). I`ve been wanting to try poorboy`s natty`s paste, and need a GOOD sun protectant for my black interiors (Mississippi sun + 110* heat), but I haven`t taken the step from OTC products to Internet orders.
So basically, here`s my dilemma.
I can run to autozone now, pickup some NXT 2.0 and pickup some interior products.
Or I can take advantage of my down time and order what I just placed in my autogeek basket:
-poorboy`s natty`s red paste
-poorboy`s leatherstuff
-aerospace 303
Also, both of our vehicles (`08 Pontiac G8/gray, `08 Escalade/eggshell white) have "Autobutler" protection programs on them. Basically every 6 months we bring the vehicles to the dealership, and they apply some kind of paint sealant, leatherguard, and fabriguard. personally I think it`s mostly a gimmick, but I do notice a difference when we have the sealant reapplied. my question is should this alter my technique or products I use to wash our cars?
Thanks
That being said, I`m out of EVERYTHING except shampoo. Wax, interior cleaners, everything. It`s going to be raining all week, so I`m going to have 4-6 days of no cleaning (unfortunately). I`ve been wanting to try poorboy`s natty`s paste, and need a GOOD sun protectant for my black interiors (Mississippi sun + 110* heat), but I haven`t taken the step from OTC products to Internet orders.
So basically, here`s my dilemma.
I can run to autozone now, pickup some NXT 2.0 and pickup some interior products.
Or I can take advantage of my down time and order what I just placed in my autogeek basket:
-poorboy`s natty`s red paste
-poorboy`s leatherstuff
-aerospace 303
Also, both of our vehicles (`08 Pontiac G8/gray, `08 Escalade/eggshell white) have "Autobutler" protection programs on them. Basically every 6 months we bring the vehicles to the dealership, and they apply some kind of paint sealant, leatherguard, and fabriguard. personally I think it`s mostly a gimmick, but I do notice a difference when we have the sealant reapplied. my question is should this alter my technique or products I use to wash our cars?
Thanks