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[Axylus]

Originally Posted by Tag

I did do a second coat but not until the following day. I don’t remember how long you have to wait for the base coat to cure before applying another, check the directions.

Cool. Thanks. One last question as I have been able to locate videos on applying the TW Wax. Do you think this product can be applied to exterior CF bits, specifically the CF roof?

[Tag]

Originally Posted by Axylus

Cool. Thanks. One last question as I have been able to locate videos on applying the TW Wax. Do you think this product can be applied to exterior CF bits, specifically the CF roof?

Yes, including plastic/metal trim and even glass. Just avoid rubber seals etc.

[ChaunceyBland]

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[Romen]

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[Romen]

Originally Posted by Axylus

Just curious as to what everyone is using to wash their g87 as I’m awaiting mine.

Currently use Meguiars deep crystal for the exterior and Meguiars ultimate all wheel tire cleaner for the rims and tires.

Of note, I don’t plan on ppf’ing, waxing, or ceramic coating the car as I’m not big on detailing.

Any thoughts on what I use and what you all use to keep your cars clean looking is greatly appreciated!

Hey,
Simple tips:
Car Wash Soap
Microfiber Wash Mitt or Sponge
Wheel Cleaner
Tire Cleaner and Dressing
Glass Cleaner
All-Purpose Cleaner
Interior Protectant
Leather Cleaner and Conditioner
Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner
Detailing Brushes
Microfiber Towels
Clay Bar
Wax or Sealant
Polish
Remember to follow the instructions on the product labels and test on a small area before use. get more guide for a company
https://aperfectshinedetailing.com/car-detailing-arlington-va.php
is more information.

[samsammysosa]

You can simply wash your car using the 2 or 3 bucket method and this should keep the car looking clean and paint well looked after

https://fairspot.co.uk/blogs/news/ho...ar-wash-method

[holiday1001]

Originally Posted by txmav

Unless the car is super dirty, i.e., caked on mud from off-roading, then the process is pretty simple and can be done anywhere without access to running water or a hose:
1. Spray down the car with rinseless solution (de-i water + RW)
2. Use the Garry Dean Method, working panel by panel
3. Dry with a good drying towel or a blower

Is the blower able to dry off the ONR solution? Might work if you rinse with the distilled water first I guess?