A friend told me to try this stuff: http://www.5starshine.com/ : I ordered it and I'll let you know how it works. It's supposed to last 5 years (if it lasts a year: I'll be happy).
The fast is a lil over a week old and I spent the weekend detailing it. (My arms are sore!)
#1 NEVER EVER use a buffer and only wax a clean car. Don't wax in direct sunlight.
As far as the gloss plastic on the grill and pillars: I use the NXT wax.
For wax: I prefer McGuires NXT paste wax (in a can) don't get it on the unpainted plastic as mentioned above.
For plastic and rubber: Vinylx (from Lexol)
I use endust for electronics on the huffs to keep the brake dust off.
Interior: Lexol conditioner (and it will absorb a few coats of it into the leather)
Dash and Instruments: Endust for electronics. ( I used it on the engine covers too- yeah: I'm a geek)
The better the wax job- the easier it is to clean the car and keep it clean.
I'll post an update on how good the 5 star stuff is: It's PTFE based, so it's not really a wax, so I may just do a test spot first and see how it holds up. 8)
The fast is a lil over a week old and I spent the weekend detailing it. (My arms are sore!)
#1 NEVER EVER use a buffer and only wax a clean car. Don't wax in direct sunlight.
As far as the gloss plastic on the grill and pillars: I use the NXT wax.
For wax: I prefer McGuires NXT paste wax (in a can) don't get it on the unpainted plastic as mentioned above.
For plastic and rubber: Vinylx (from Lexol)
I use endust for electronics on the huffs to keep the brake dust off.
Interior: Lexol conditioner (and it will absorb a few coats of it into the leather)
Dash and Instruments: Endust for electronics. ( I used it on the engine covers too- yeah: I'm a geek)
The better the wax job- the easier it is to clean the car and keep it clean.
I'll post an update on how good the 5 star stuff is: It's PTFE based, so it's not really a wax, so I may just do a test spot first and see how it holds up. 8)
