BEAUTIFUL Weather!
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BEAUTIFUL Weather!
Amazingggg weather we're having here in the GTA . Great day to wash all the cars as well. Just wondering, do any of you wash your G's at home? If so with what? I just wash the car with water and let it dry in the sun then wipe down the dried up dirt with a microfiber cloth. Any tips? Also we got the paint protection thingy on my G35 so I guess there's no point to use wax...maybe a little soap.
#2
Originally Posted by hullio
I just wash the car with water and let it dry in the sun then wipe down the dried up dirt with a microfiber cloth.
#4
Originally Posted by hullio
Amazingggg weather we're having here in the GTA . Great day to wash all the cars as well. Just wondering, do any of you wash your G's at home? If so with what? I just wash the car with water and let it dry in the sun then wipe down the dried up dirt with a microfiber cloth. Any tips? Also we got the paint protection thingy on my G35 so I guess there's no point to use wax...maybe a little soap.
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Originally Posted by fastGkid
ya you never want to let it dry in the sun. if you do wash in the sun make sure you keep rinsing to keep from everything drying b/c you really dont want it to be drying. it spots
Works like a charm.
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Originally Posted by fastGkid
ya you never want to let it dry in the sun. if you do wash in the sun make sure you keep rinsing to keep from everything drying b/c you really dont want it to be drying. it spots
But it is ok to use a microfiber cloth correct?
Last edited by hullio; 04-21-2007 at 12:32 PM.
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#8
I think you better read this thread...Its from Picus112(Kevin)the god of all detailers.
If you love you car you should follow the directions that he provided. Otherwise you won't have any paint left on your car.
https://g35driver.com/forums/care-detailing/141057-detailing-caring-your-ride.html
If you love you car you should follow the directions that he provided. Otherwise you won't have any paint left on your car.
https://g35driver.com/forums/care-detailing/141057-detailing-caring-your-ride.html
#9
Originally Posted by 35bills
I think you better read this thread...Its from Picus112(Kevin)the god of all detailers.
If you love you car you should follow the directions that he provided. Otherwise you won't have any paint left on your car.
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=141057
If you love you car you should follow the directions that he provided. Otherwise you won't have any paint left on your car.
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=141057
Good suggestion Bill. You beat me to it.
That will be a lot kinder to Hullio's car.
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Beautiful weather is right......and it's about damn time. It is sunny, beautiful, and 21C here. Yahooo!!!!
Today's weather wasn't wasted one bit as I had a great day!!!
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...44#post1907544
Today's weather wasn't wasted one bit as I had a great day!!!
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...44#post1907544
#11
What a beautiful day it was...looking like about the same again today.
Inspired by the weather (and Shane's work on his GE), I pulled out the juice and started working on mine as well. I'm a rookie and don't have a pc to polish with, but I had a great foundation to work on since Kevin just did a new car prep & polish a couple weeks back.
I used Kevin's wash technique (in the shade) with sheepskin mitt and Meguiar's soap (use exact measurements per directions...more in not really better). Lots of rinsing of the mitt (two bucket system) and lots of rinsing of the car along the way to keep it slick, washed from top down, panel by panel, rinse and more rinse (with light water pressure), final watering by removing nozzle and letting the water cascade from the roof down. Dry with MF waffle weave towel. Finished of with Meguiar's Final Inspection just for fun.
Looks awesome...great shine, gloss and it looks 'a mile deep' when you look at it. Pic's later...
Inspired by the weather (and Shane's work on his GE), I pulled out the juice and started working on mine as well. I'm a rookie and don't have a pc to polish with, but I had a great foundation to work on since Kevin just did a new car prep & polish a couple weeks back.
I used Kevin's wash technique (in the shade) with sheepskin mitt and Meguiar's soap (use exact measurements per directions...more in not really better). Lots of rinsing of the mitt (two bucket system) and lots of rinsing of the car along the way to keep it slick, washed from top down, panel by panel, rinse and more rinse (with light water pressure), final watering by removing nozzle and letting the water cascade from the roof down. Dry with MF waffle weave towel. Finished of with Meguiar's Final Inspection just for fun.
Looks awesome...great shine, gloss and it looks 'a mile deep' when you look at it. Pic's later...
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Originally Posted by GEE35X
For sure, I cut my grass today and pruned a few bushes.