Just wait till your down here for DF and see all the products before hand and then get the ones you want and have them ship home. Don`t forget the great time you will have here and meeting many members from the forum also.
Just wait till your down here for DF and see all the products before hand and then get the ones you want and have them ship home. Don`t forget the great time you will have here and meeting many members from the forum also.
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I know I`m going to stick with xmt360 stuff. I washed my truck last Friday and used the xmt360 spray wax. This morning it was a little dirty so I rinsed it off, went to p/u the wife and she asked if I had washed the truck again. She was surprised it looked so clean and shiny.
I have a bottle of XMT360 but haven`t tried it on an entire car yet. I did one test panel and was happy with what I saw. I ended up using another AIO on the entire car because I didn`t have time for the learning curve of a new product.
As a side note, I eagerly await news that the BF AIO is more than a rumor.
I hear voices in my mind and you’re worried that you’re the freak.
It is just the pro in me - I apologize. However, I did read everything.
My point was: we never just rinse the car off and drive away. I think that is a very goal lesson to learn. At least I thought so when I first started out.
Remember the water spots once the sun starts inspecting it for you.
thanks now you are teaching me something, so no matter what I should dry my truck and not dry it on the highway.
I enjoy personally the fact that I DONT CARE. I bought a Disco 2 to see what it can do. Bushes brush have at it, as long as it gets to the top of a trail I`m happy. I try to not let it get too bad. Fall on the roof not so good. If you see my vehicle you would never know what I do for a living. My vehicle is my release from always making everyone elses perfect. I can see trying to keep your DD as nice ad possible but it should not take away from the important things in life.
John.. Prepared to get slammed
One day I`ll get to do my own car.
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Concours.John I agree with you to a point. I like my stuff to look as nice as I can possibly keep it but at the same time I don`t want to be a slave to it either.
I think the key is to be realistic. If you drive a vehicle every day it`s going to have imperfections. That`s part of life. Use proper wash technique and you can minimize swirls and marring.
I like to keep my cars clean and I do what I can to keep the paint swirl free but it`s going to happen regardless of all the precautions you take. I have 3 cars to keep up with and I won`t spend every weekend trying to make them look perfect. I think I would lose the enjoyment I find in detailing if I tried to keep my daily drivers defect free
Many of the new 1-step products do a pretty nice job. The main objective I see is it meeting your goals in both time and personal satisfaction.
While most of these products perform to some level they in most cases will not equal the performance of a multistage correction. That said, if your car is properly maintained and cares for you might find yourself using one maybe twice annually and an occasional clay & wax to spruce things up a bit.
- Understand where your finish is today
- Set realistic expectations
- Test a couple of products
- Pull the trigger and begin..
BobbyG
Listen, I am not one to talk, but reading the OPs posts, he seems to want to drive a black car that looks very good. In THAT case at least, you DO NOT just rinse a car down and drive OR rinse and dry. If you don`t car about the condition of the paint? By all means go ahead and trash the car. So if that is the case, why would he be on a detailing forum?
How my car looks in the winter here most of the time and I detail for a living
Finally there was a day that wasn`t rainy and wasn`t too cold
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