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I usually use a degreaser and brush to clean my wheel wells then use barebones as a dressing to make the wheel wells shine

The wife's car hasn't been cleaned in months and is ready for carpets and seats to be done Let's just say a 2 year old , leaky sippy cups and what ever else is in the car has is tan interior looking dark brown and black (I'll post pics tomorrow)

Since all my stuff goes in the same bucket after I'm done doing a detail... I usually put it all in the bath tub, rinse them and let them soak in warm water with some cleaner Then I run them in the washer with micro fiber wash, let them dry over night or a quick cycle in the dryer

I use cg fabric clean ,scrub it then use a carpet cleaning machine with some extractor fluid to clean it up

I remember when it came to Charleston WV a few years ago, it was a parking disaster that was a few miles long It was a pretty cool event and hopefully my s10 will get to go on it sometime

I work at an auto parts store and yes people belive the cheapest wipe on product will do the job and last forever I explain the "think of it as dead skin" and the kits where you sand will work better

I have been using MB for a few months and I tried the dub a few weeks ago Mb is not bad but I had issues getting it to cling on customer cars I feel like the dub did cling and work a little better but I think I can use a whole bottle of both in no time I'm either trying sonax or Adams soon

GC new car shine, stripper scent and micro fiber wash are probably permanent in my detail collection I have a few of their pads that I'm using as my "learning" pads

St.Albans which is 15 miles outside of Charleston

Microfiber towels is probably what I keep the most of when I go on a detail but I try to buy a gallon of everything I use. Gallon of wax,clay lube,extractor fluid,soap,carpet shampoo When I do buy the small bottles of stuff I end up with 2 or 3 on hand as backup

Hey I'm Josh, new to detailing and trying to have a detail business on the side. My dad use to manage a hand wash when I was little so I kinda grew up around it for a few years. I'm the detail go-to guy at the local parts store I work at. Joined here to learn more about detailing and discover...

My local aa was sold out of all clearance detail stuff I did get a deal on griots glass cleaner last week, got 4 cans for $12

Great info on both. My local parts store started selling the griots machine and they are really nice for the money (almost bought one a few times)