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    Re: What did you do today, in regards to detailing?

    2BM w/ grit guards too?

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    Yeah. Overkill but I had them. So main bucket where new towels soak and the sponge was first soaking and second bucket to rinse it. Then I could dunk into first bucket again.

    Used towels never went back into either bucket.

    I'm guessing way overboard?!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Uncbrs View Post
    Yeah. Overkill but I had them. So main bucket where new towels soak and the sponge was first soaking and second bucket to rinse it. Then I could dunk into first bucket again.

    Used towels never went back into either bucket.

    I'm guessing way overboard?!

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    There’s no law that says not to use grit guards. I mean if they’re already in there and ready to rock n roll, then do it to it. I wouldn’t go out of the way to put a grit guard in a bucket on a RW. I skimmed over your previous post about using soaking towels and a sponge. Why use both? Why not use one bucket of RW with your towels soaking for the contact wash and then use the other bucket for your wheels? That would be more feasible imo.


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    Re: What did you do today, in regards to detailing?

    No grit guards needed with GD method, ofcoarseWhat did you do today, in regards to detailing?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brrr View Post
    There’s no law that says not to use grit guards. I mean if they’re already in there and ready to rock n roll, then do it to it. I wouldn’t go out of the way to put a grit guard in a bucket on a RW. I skimmed over your previous post about using soaking towels and a sponge. Why use both? Why not use one bucket of RW with your towels soaking for the contact wash and then use the other bucket for your wheels? That would be more feasible imo.


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    Only to get a feel for them both. Sponge was completely new to me yesterday. Towels I've used only 3 or 4x now.

    So just to experiment really... and I finally had the time and motivation to try and get a good feel for rinseless and how it all works across the various methods.

    Appreciate the idea on the wheels. To be honest, that's one where I might still just drag a hose out. I love the time saving ability with rinseless but I'm not sold on effectively cleaning wheels that way. I have no doubt you all can get it done well but I need baby steps!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Uncbrs View Post
    Only to get a feel for them both. Sponge was completely new to me yesterday. Towels I've used only 3 or 4x now.

    So just to experiment really... and I finally had the time and motivation to try and get a good feel for rinseless and how it all works across the various methods.

    Appreciate the idea on the wheels. To be honest, that's one where I might still just drag a hose out. I love the time saving ability with rinseless but I'm not sold on effectively cleaning wheels that way. I have no doubt you all can get it done well but I need baby steps!

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    Definitely use it with the sponge


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    Quote Originally Posted by Uncbrs View Post

    Appreciate the idea on the wheels. To be honest, that's one where I might still just drag a hose out. I love the time saving ability with rinseless but I'm not sold on effectively cleaning wheels that way. I have no doubt you all can get it done well but I need baby steps!

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    If you do weekly washes or bi-weekly (if not driving much) it doesn’t take much to keep wheels clean. I hadn’t washed my mustang in a month and I used Sonax Wheel cleaner on it. It only turned purple (iron removing color) on the lug nuts.
    You can also just used mild APC to clean wheels if you wanna do it that way and have a bucket for your wheel brushes. I had only mentioned using RW on rims because I had seen a DIY Detail video of them doing it the same time they were doing their car and it came out good. But they also put their RW in a foam cannon to spray the car and rims down.



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    Finished off the Qashqai today. I dressed the tyres with Autoglym Instant Tyre on a Bowden's All Sorts. Then coated the external trim with Mother's Ceramic Trim Restore & Coat. I'm trying to use up some products before deciding on replacements. Still happy with the results.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dave View Post
    Finished off the Qashqai today. I dressed the tyres with Autoglym Instant Tyre on a Bowden's All Sorts. Then coated the external trim with Mother's Ceramic Trim Restore & Coat. I'm trying to use up some products before deciding on replacements. Still happy with the results.

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    I really like AG Instant Tyre Dressing, great product and waaaaay better than the sling city AG High Performance Gel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DFB View Post
    I really like AG Instant Tyre Dressing, great product and waaaaay better than the sling city AG High Performance Gel.
    I haven't tried the gel, but I like how the Instant Dressing applies. I just spray it onto the All Sorts and wipe it around and around till the tyre is completely coated, with a little bit of "sweat" still visible, and that gets absorbed in over the next 10 mins. Leaves a nice even sheen.

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