Cheap hidden gems of detailing?

[DjbuddyPL]

Everything has a hidden gym thats really cheap, what are some in the detailing world?

[CleanGene]

I'll be the first to post Collinite #845!

[BobbyG]

I'll be the first to post Collinite #845!

I'll second this!

[B-52Gunner]

Duct Tape great for removing lint (on fabric around doors and headliners.)

[James K]

These


Like $.89 at Home Depot and work great for tire and trim dressings.

[DLB]

6 for $1 toothbrushes. They usually even come in a little round plastic canister.

0000 Steel Wool.

Water.

DLB

[panthercz]

These


Like $.89 at Home Depot and work great for tire and trim dressings.

Exactly what I was going to post!! I get them at Menards (if you have one in your area) for $0.50 each.

They are great for tires, applying sealant/wax/coatings to wheels that have multiple spokes, plastic and rubber protectants to window trim or just any hard to reach area.

[Dr Oldz]

I'm gonna have to say just about the whole DP line.

[RTexasF]

Sprayway glass cleaner, Woolite (original) & water to clean leather. Both cheap, work better than most high dollar stuff, and go a long way.

Stoner's More Shine.....works on tires, wheelwells, black plastic textured trim (chin spoiler, mud flaps), engine compartments. One product with multiple uses.

[James K]

Sprayway glass cleaner, Woolite (original) & water to clean leather. Both cheap, work better than most high dollar stuff, and go a long way.

Stoner's More Shine.....works on tires, wheelwells, black plastic textured trim (chin spoiler, mud flaps), engine compartments. One product with multiple uses.

Woolite is a good one. Never tried it on leather, but I use Woolite for dark.colors on canvas convertible tops. Works great.