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George,
I just purchased my Black on Black 07 g35 sedan sport and im pretty new to detaling and keeping my car clean. I live in Hawaii and it rains like every other week here...it gets hot in the middle of the rains so you can see rain spots building up everytime. I want to order a bunch of stuff from your website but dont have a clue what to buy. Could you give me a list of things to buy that would fit a good budget not quite hardcore as a professional detailer, but enough punch to keep my car in prestine condition. If possible, could you also post the steps required to keep this car in great condition with the products that i will purchase from your site. Thank you , mahalo from hawaii...

Clarence

Foam Lances are typically run off of pressure washers. They do provide a thicker foam that sits on the car longer, but a Foam Gun works just fine for me and attaches to any standard hose.

Unfortunately we don't allow any in store pick ups.

If you have the maintenance steps down, the biggest difference you'll get out of detailing is properly removing imperfections in your paint, which basically means investing in a buffer, pads, and some polishes. Properly polishing your paint is what makes a good detail a great one (or better). The main thing that differentiates how much a pro detailer charges is how effective they are at removing imperfections in the paint.

George,

I want a foam gun, something like the "Foam Lance". I drive through Albany every weekend in the winter so I'll stop by around Thanksgiving and pick up some supplies.

Do you have the foam guns in stock? What else do you recommend I buy for noob detailing? I will have wash, clay, foam gun, wax, and wheel cleaner. I'd also like to get a "porter cable kit" if I have the money at the time.

Let me know what you recommend.