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Originally Posted by Autobotvu
Does the car need a wax when it comes in?
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Depends on how it's delivered, from factory it doesn't get any wax but it's not 'deliverable' either; so it will always get some cleaning/detailing, it just depends on what you agreed on with the dealer. Bear in mind that a full detail in dealers terms is in most cases nowhere near a full detail in detailers terms.
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Originally Posted by Autobotvu
My car comes in like a month
And what are the best things and products to buy for it.
I seen alot megulars stuff then theres mothers.
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Those are known brands, but certainly not the only good brands out there. I use various products from the following brands: Poorboys World, Dodo Juice, Monello and some more; no one brand is the best
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Originally Posted by Autobotvu
Whats the best lambswool?
Should i even buy microfiber?
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Use a washmitt, watch videos online how to use the mitts. The most important thing is how you use the mitt and a 2-bucket system.
Get yourself some microfiber cloths to, you cannot have to much of those!
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Originally Posted by Autobotvu
And should i get some sort of water add on part for the hose to make water spray different?
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No, use no attachments at all. Best is to use the biggest, as in 'has the most volume in a single jet', jet you can get; practically this usually means just use a cut end of a garden hose. This is also how it's possible to dry your whole car with a single drying cloth.
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Originally Posted by Autobotvu
And last whats best wax should i get?
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There is no 'best' wax. Just get one that easy to buff out to get started. First make a choice between liquid or past wax. Also decide if you like beading of sheeting properties better and then make a choice for wax.
Also watch some video's on how to apply it properly. And when you think you're using to little, take a 5th of that and you're probably still using to much
Everything you buff out is excess wax.
ps for pastes; get yourself a
panel pot first! Don't let the name fool you, one pot is enough to wax your whole car a few times; that's more than enough to get started and see if you still like it after you've put in some elbow grease
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Originally Posted by Autobotvu
Ill be cleaning at home i want to buy and have everything before it comes in im willing to spend up to 300
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You can have some really nice products for that kind of money; start with basics like wasmitt, microfibercloths, drying towel. Supplement that with sample kits for shampoo, a detail spray and maybe wax. Don't be tempted to buy large quantities until you know what you want.
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Originally Posted by cvandenhaute
I may be late but I thought that it was better not to wax a new care for a few months for letting time to the paint to cure completely?
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That's not true for modern factory coated cars, they do however warn for polishing. Bodyshop painted is a whole different story.
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Originally Posted by Autobotvu
My sales guy said they have a product at the port to get all cosmolens off the car and they do a full detail and use something called cila-jet to finish
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What are cosmolens?
Sjors