Recent content by 335iE90guy

While the car is still wet, I always spray some quick detailer on the whole car and rims before I start to dry it off. This has helped me with water spots on my black paint!

Killerwaxx paste is amazing if your still into doing wax vs coatings! I compare it to pinnacle souveran in terms of easy of use but last for months and costs half the price, plus the pot is huge so I know I'll get a ton of applications out of it!

What silverfox said, right or wrong I like to work front to back or back to front, makes it less confusing to me when having to remember which body parts have been prepped/coated.

If you don't have a leaf blower/compressed air I like to mist a quick detailer over the car while it is still wet then start drying with a waffle weave towel. It really helps to minimize water spots and such

thanks! cant wait to see how it looks after a full buff, glaze and wax!

Recently tried a fairly new product, (to me at least). Its from a company called Killerwaxx. So far I was very impressed with the shine and water beading that I have seen with the wax. the coat is only two weeks old so we'll have to see how it holds up. but so far very impressed! I took a few...

fresh coat of Killerwaxx paste wax after a rainy month

fresh coat of Killerwaxx paste wax after a rainy month

fresh coat of Killerwaxx paste wax after a rainy month

fresh coat of Killerwaxx paste wax after a rainy month

I know its a while after your post, but YES! killerwaxx is a relatively new company however I just bought some of their paste wax and for $40 it is well worth it! I usually use Pinnacle souveran and Adams Americana which are both outstanding waxes. The killer wax provides just as much gloss as...