If there`s anything I`ve learned; tools and technique are more important than product used.
Saying that, I`m still a bit overwhelmed by the vast selection avaliable and I`d like some suggestions on how to spend ~ $200 for some `must have` items.
Currently I have;
a boar`s hair wheel brush
a medium sized lug and trim brush
a rim barrel cleaner (the turbo stick from adams-- it`s drill operated and work`s OK most of the time, but it`s not effective on the tight spaces for the calipers and doesn`t get behind the spokes.)
A single enclosed bucket with grit guard-- I do have a second bucket for my 2 wash, but no grit guard for it.
a decent selection of MF towels, 2-3 silk style glass, 3-4 waffle style, 1 large waffle drying towel, and 5-6 super-plush buffing/ Detail spray towels. A billion cheapos for whatever
a wheel well brush which works OK, but it`s not 100% effective since the rims are close to the wells-- I have to turn the wheels lock to lock to use it properly.
2 dense foam blocks for tire/trim dressing
a large and small synthetic wool car was mitt
2 dense foam interior trim applicator pads.
A mother`s power ball.
I`m thinking about(in order of importance)
a foam gun-- but which?
another bucket with grit guard,
a cone foam polisher for the drill and wheels (they`re painted-- black)
a horse hair interior brush-- just because it`s $10
a stiff brissel carpet brush-- ditto above
Thanks.
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