How do you keep your car clean?
>frequency
>methods
>tools and products used
>tfw your eyes are drawn to Aryton's ass
Simple wash twice a month. Those quarter-machine places. Use a soft brush (their brush is soft, so that's good). Hand dry it.
Clay bar it every 6 months w/ a waxing. Bought Meguiar's clay bar kit + Collinite Insulator wax. I have a buffer / waxer but it's not necessary.
Buy some microfiber cloth towels and take care of them (wash them correctly). Some people invest in a big rag from the rag guys and then a few small ones. Also, don't ever buy armor all products. They're shit.
Lexol leather wipes are good if you're seats are leather. I also use meguiar trim / dash wipes for the plastic bits. I don't think this product does anything so I wouldn't recommend it; water and a microfiber towel would probably be just as effective tbqh. I like tire wet-shine. I can't help it, seeing reflective black tires on my car feels good man. It doesn't last long, but it's cool every now and then. There's also a turtlewax / turtle brand tire and rim cleaner that is good.
That's about it.
>tfw recently was fixing a spot and wet sanded through to the base coat
kill me, senpai.
Anyone know of any good products to remove water spots?
I wait for it to rain then I drive 80 on the freeway.
Car is spotless when I get home.
>>17115295
Water filtration systems.
Rather on the expensive end, but they do an amazing job.
>>17115445
Thanks famalam, how long do filters last?
>>17114512
Scotland
i just wait 15 minutes till it rains again.
>>17115295
keep an old windscreen wiper blade, use it like a window cleaner uses a sqeegee, then dry chamois.
Anyone have white wheels? How much of a pain in the ass are they to keep clean?
>>17115780
white wheels are easily cleaned if done regularly, whitewall tyres on the other hand are a fuckin nightmare
My dads friend wipes his Nova and Corvette down with a diaper. They never see hose water or rain.
We joke around that he needs to drive them around of gravel roads to help knock the grime off the wheel wells.