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Originally Posted by Tman97
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Originally Posted by SoCalJon
Alright... after reading all the advice here and other places, watching YouTube videos., etc. - here's where I landed:
Inventory: - 303 Automotive Protectant
- CarPro InnerQD
- GYEON LeatherSet Mild - Leather Cleaner, Leather Coat, Brush, Applicator
- Wolfgang Uber Rinseless
- Wolfgang Microfiber cleaner
- Stoner's Invisible Glass
- 10 TRC Creature Edgeless Black (for wheels & rockers - up to 5 for A wash and 5 for B wash)
- 10 TRC Edgeless 365 Yellow for A wash
- 10 TRC Edgeless 365 Blue for B wash
- 2 TRC Gauntlet Drying (one for A wash, one for B wash)
- 5 TRC Diamond Weave Glass & Window
- 100 6Mil Nitrile Gloves
- 2 Spray bottles (to make exterior QD/pre-soak from Wolfgang's Uber Rinseless)
- 3 Home Depot Buckets/lids (Wash, Store Clean Rags, Store Dirty Rags)
Initial Work upon purchase: - 303 Automotive Protectant on interior surfaces
- Gyeon LeatherSet for Steering Wheel
Every 2-3 weeks: - Rinseless Wash, using presoak spray if needed
- CarPro InnerQD
- Stoners on interior glass
Every 2 washes: - Machine wash towels with Wolfgang Microfiber Cleaner; wash warm/cold, dry low. (wash glass towels separate by hand)
Every 3-6 months or as needed: - 303 Automotive Protectant on interior surfaces
- Gyeon LeatherSet for Steering Wheel
- Eventually purchase and use CarPro Inside
How'd I do? Any comments or adjustments? I've probably spent about $250... which is probably a little more than I intended... however, it should cover me for almost a year of washing before I have to start replacing product. |
Looks like you have a pretty solid plan. The only thing I would say is you can wash your glass towels with your other microfibers. The only thing I separate is that I wash any towels I use on my wheels separately from any towels used on paint or glass. I always use the same towels for paint and don't mix them with the towels used for wheels because your wheels will pick up far more contaminants than your paint. |
Yes, this. Exactly this. Whatever are the first jest of the dirty microfibers, wash separately and soak in microfiber detergent if needed.