damnnn, it's like autozone rack!!

 

Come on, now you're sounding like my wife. Everyone knows guys need this stuff.

The wife needs make-up and jewelry. I need cars and auto products, and tools and home theater and large Plasma displays and computers and fishing gear and hunting gear and lots of guns... I think it's a sickness and it's in my genes. LOL

 

oh yea Jim got it on lock, its a guys pride and joy .

 

i'm shock you don't have a Porter Cable in there.. guess you're an elbow kinda guy

 

Umm... there are two polishers in my arsenal. The white box second shelf from the bottom on the left contains a G100. This is a Porter-Cable 7336. The Makita rotary is in the red and black tool box on the right.

 

I need some PC.

 

Here is what I used. I got some excellent advice in another forum from detaildoc, SW03ES, and Mburnikas. The post I started is here: http://us.lexusownersclub.com/forums...ic=45222&st=60). Not sure it is right to point to another lexus forum but Club Lexus and LOC are two of the best!

Pinnacle Wheel & Tire Kit
Bucket w/Grit Guard
Ultima Paint Guard Wash
Lowes Grout Sponge
Sonus Vision Glass & Plastic Cleaner
Cobra Microfiber Glass Towel
P21s-100 Carnauba Wax
Microfiber Towels - Pack of 3
Sonus Der Wunder Drying Towel 2-pack
Sonus Cockpit Cleaner Bundle
Ultima Interior Guard Plus
Ultima Detail Spray
Ultima Paint Guard Plus

 

wow, I want a shelf like that for my supplies.

 

There we go again, our male genes doing there job. As always, if you want to calm down your testosterone syndrome, please go to the following thread for the only treatment available in CL:

Cuteness Overload PM 200mg

Beware, you could die laughing !!

 

w0oahhhhhh haha, i taught i was crazyyyy with all the products i have in my house. you can run strauss auto there man. thats amazing

 

Glad to see I'm not the only one with a store full of auto products. What is the average shelf life of polish/wax/everything else if it's kept in a climate controlled environment?

 

Ooo, old thread. Sadly, I have tripled the amount of pads and pretty much doubled the amount of everything else. As for car wash solution....I'm sure everyone knows

 

For those who like some light reading I like to keep things simple

Dupont No 7 Car Wash
Eagle 1 Aluminum Wheel wash
Microfiber towels (to dry car and remove wax)
Terry cloth covered sponge to apply wax
Collinite Fleetwax Paste No 885
Extra Fine Cheese Cloth for the final wipe down after waxing

 

I use mostly professional grade chemicals. Most of the stuff on the shelf at your local auto zone is overpriced junk.

 

i have a bunch of meguiars products... wish i had a self full of products like jfelbab...