So I think I'm ready to order.

[Boris115]

I would like to start detailing on the weekends as a side job, I believe I have a order ready for everything I need to buy to get started and be able to do I good job and tackle a range of different vehicles/jobs.
Here's what I have
Stoner trim shine
Invisible glass
Mothers glass spot remover
interior protectant
Mothers earner wax
Aluminum polish
Chrome polish
Wheel and tire cleaner
Shampoo
Towels for interior
Steamer
Vacuum
Clay bar
Instant detail spray
Waterless wash
Buckets
Sheepskin wash MIT
Drying chamois
Various other products, (not at home right now)
Here's what I plan on getting, (I has provided pictures to keep it from being so boring)




I realize this is a lot but if I'm going to detail I want to do it right. I don't want to half a#% do something and when I eventually do good everybody thinks I'm crappy. So if anything is missing and one of my products are low quality/ or something to that nature I would appreciate and advice. Thanks for all the help. Tyler




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[cleanmycorolla]

Instead of chamois get microfiber towels.

[MADPride]

What kind of wheel did you decide on

[Boris115]

Instead of chamois get microfiber towels.

I was thinking that would be a better way to go. How's the electric leaf lower method work? Just realized I have one, lol.
And mad pride do you mean wheel cleaner or dressing?


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[Just02896]

Your also going to need way more than 3 MF towels!

[Boris115]

Your also going to need way more than 3 MF towels!

Do you have any reoson ably priced recommendations for paint use only?
Thanks for that though.


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[Just02896]

Do you have any reoson ably priced recommendations for paint use only?
Thanks for that though.


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I use these:
Green Edgeless Polishing Cloth

And these:
Gold Plush Jr. Microfiber Towel, gold detail cloth, buffing towel, microfiber buffing towel, micro fiber