Name something you wish you would’ve bought sooner...

[VitreousHumor]

1. Flex 3401.
2. Meguiar's M101.
3. Wolfgang Uber Rinseless.
4. CarPro Reset.


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[Aaryn NZ]

1. Flex 3401.
2. Meguiar's M101.
3. Wolfgang Uber Rinseless.
4. CarPro Reset.


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Great list right there.


Aaryn NZ.

[Brandon Wetch]

Scangrip Sunmatch and Scangrip headlamp. Jobs are done waaaay smoother with these tools.


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[DetailZeus]

Cheap little ryobi pressure washer. Never thought i'd need it, won't wash without it now.

I've got some pfm's in the mail, looking forward to see how they work with uber as a drying aid...

[Eldorado2k]

The title of this thread reminds me of Family Feud. Lol.

“Name something you wish you would’ve bought sooner”

“A pressure washer”!



“Hell yea, good answer”! lol.

[LEDetailing]

“Good thread, good thread”

“Survey says???!!!”

[LEDetailing]

Cheap little ryobi pressure washer. Never thought i'd need it, won't wash without it now.

I've got some pfm's in the mail, looking forward to see how they work with uber as a drying aid...

We have a pressure washer at work. I added quick connection fittings and shutoff valves to the hoses (my own money). Those two additions save so much time and hassle setting up the pressure washer. If I had to lug a PW from the garage at home and use traditional hose connections, I would be less apt to use it.

I’m a firm believer that you cannot get a car throughly clean in winter without a good pressure washer pre-rinse.

[Desertnate]

The Speedmaster wheel brush. It makes wheel cleaning a breeze and I can't believe I messed around with lesser tools for so long.

[Bruno Soares]

I have both but I like Wheel Woolies better than Speedmaster brushes because of the splatter. Maybe it's the design of the wheel but I feel like any time I try to use the speedmaster I end up covered in black dots from the splatter every time I pull the brush out of the wheel. Not an issue with wheel woolies.

[BillyJack]

Collinite.
Back in the late 70's, I was at a local bar talking detailing with a co-worker. An old guy sitting next to us at the bar set his beer down, looked over at me and said "Collinite, kid, is all you need". I would have saved quite a few bucks if I'd listened to him then, rather than buying everything I saw advertised in the car magazines.

Bill