Official "Look What I Got Today" Detailing Thread
02-24-14, 08:15 PM
#136
Very jealous. Used a little IronX today and my car was bleeding. I'll have to pick up some IronX soap and give it a try. Very happy with the optimum poly-seal, which effortlessly took out minor surface stuff, and then because of your posts, I put some hydro2 on top. That hydro2 man, its amazing!! So good, I had to make a youtube video!
CarPro Hydro2 - Lexus GS350 - YouTube
And a little foam for good measure:
Super shiny!
CarPro Hydro2 - Lexus GS350 - YouTube
And a little foam for good measure:
Super shiny!
03-09-14, 02:49 PM
#137
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Got my order from DD yesterday, as always, the awesome team at Detailers Domain got out the order quickly. Excited to try out the new goodies!
Wolfs Textile Sealant
Wolfs Leather Sealant
Wolfs Trim Coat
Auto Finesse Crystal
Auto Finesse Spritz
Auto Finesse Total
Auto Finesse Hog Hair Brushes
Wolfs Textile Sealant
Wolfs Leather Sealant
Wolfs Trim Coat
Auto Finesse Crystal
Auto Finesse Spritz
Auto Finesse Total
Auto Finesse Hog Hair Brushes
03-10-14, 12:21 PM
#138
Lead Lap
15$ for big one 5$ for small bag at HF
small bag has all my wheel adn tire detailing stuff
big one has all interior and exterior products and a few towels including waffle weave. also holds my vac n blo vacuum for interior cleaning!
also got 4 home depot buckets with lids, 1 holds all my MF towels, as well as these ULTRA soft white polishing towels from H.F (i have never felt anything so soft in my life, they are my favorite for buffing).
other 2 buckets are for body washing which hold the grit guards as well, and 4th one has baors hair brush and is exclusively for wheels.
Just waiting on a good deal for a DA buffer, scoop up anotehr 5$ bag for it!
03-11-14, 08:13 AM
#143
One thing I will mention, is that microfiber is one of the most important parts of your detailing arsenal. It is not worth risking all of your hard work by using a sub par towel that may leave marring or scratches behind. Those appear to be generic AutoZone towels (or similar)? I know many people who have regretted using them on their paint... however it seems your vehicle is silver, so you may not notice the marring if there is any. Just giving you a heads up!
You would be surprised at the difference in quality when you step up to a premium microfiber towel.
If you've got any questions or would like other product recommendations, don't hesitate to ask!
-Zach
03-15-14, 03:44 PM
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03-15-14, 07:10 PM
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I think that is some of there older product i got it free using one of there coupons, spend over $200 get all of that product ( minus the clay lube ), and a microfiber towel. Only thing i paid for was pc, grit guards, clay/lube, nozzle, was mitt and hex logic pads i had to keep adding stuff to get over 200 lol
03-19-14, 03:21 PM
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Looking to put in my spring order soon, what wash mitt do you guys recommend? I've got a sheepskin one but it only seems to last me 1 year. I see Autogeek has a CarPro wool mitt that seems to have pretty good reviews and is only $23.