CleanFlow
07-22-2013, 11:02 PM
I do a lot of research here on AG, but three hours later (three less hours of sleep) I hate myself for wasting so much time. Rather than pick apart every post in existence, I thought I might as well just ask and get to bed.
Nanoskin Towel: Claying is the primary thing I don't like about detailing. Is the nanoskin towel/mitt worth it? If so, which one do you prefer for semi-cheap and how many should I buy?
Carpet Extractor: I don't really need anything that heats water or has special bells and whistles. Heck, I don't even care about a clean water reservoir. All I need is something that sucks (literally) like crazy to get out whatever I put into seats and carpets. Suction is everything.
Quick Detailer: Nothing bothers me more than claying a car. A close second is a quick detailer that leaves streaks. I use a lot of detailer, so I'm looking for a product that I can possibly dilute from concentrate that is cheap, I can use for clay lube, and doesn't streak. Looking primarily for quantity here so I don't have to use water for claying. Can't fathom paying so much for detailer that I use so quickly.
Carpet Brush: I need something that's gentle enough for soaked seats, but firm enough for carpet. Preferably with a lot of oomph. I read somewhere that they have a carpet brush attachment for a DA Polisher (I own the 7424xp). Curious on your experiences there.
Pumice Stone/Rubber Brush: I have multiple family members that throw their dirty dogs in the car without thinking a second thing about it because they know they'll get the $20 friends and family interior discount. UGH! Your experiences and recommendations for pet hair products will be greatly appreciated. Your wisdom on how to not get screwed over by your family members would be a plus as well haha.
Thanks a lot for your help!
Nanoskin Towel: Claying is the primary thing I don't like about detailing. Is the nanoskin towel/mitt worth it? If so, which one do you prefer for semi-cheap and how many should I buy?
Carpet Extractor: I don't really need anything that heats water or has special bells and whistles. Heck, I don't even care about a clean water reservoir. All I need is something that sucks (literally) like crazy to get out whatever I put into seats and carpets. Suction is everything.
Quick Detailer: Nothing bothers me more than claying a car. A close second is a quick detailer that leaves streaks. I use a lot of detailer, so I'm looking for a product that I can possibly dilute from concentrate that is cheap, I can use for clay lube, and doesn't streak. Looking primarily for quantity here so I don't have to use water for claying. Can't fathom paying so much for detailer that I use so quickly.
Carpet Brush: I need something that's gentle enough for soaked seats, but firm enough for carpet. Preferably with a lot of oomph. I read somewhere that they have a carpet brush attachment for a DA Polisher (I own the 7424xp). Curious on your experiences there.
Pumice Stone/Rubber Brush: I have multiple family members that throw their dirty dogs in the car without thinking a second thing about it because they know they'll get the $20 friends and family interior discount. UGH! Your experiences and recommendations for pet hair products will be greatly appreciated. Your wisdom on how to not get screwed over by your family members would be a plus as well haha.
Thanks a lot for your help!