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Hi Pratik - I can't speak to the going rate in TX, but both of these are good options. Certainly going the route of DIY is going to take some start up funds. If you opt to go with the local detailer, you could still delve into the world of detailing by investing into car wash...

If I may ask - are you trying to change your profile pic or avatar? I also get the same "upload failed" message with the profile pic but no issues with the avatar.

What about an AIO interior cleaner like BF?

Hi Rsurfer - I hear ya :) With my mini I haven't experienced the stall but it may be because I haven't run into some of the angles or curves that you have. That said, on my garage queen, I have a few spots where my 15 Mark II has stalled on vertical panels. These spots are tricky and I have...

That's great! I've been wanting to do something like this. Thanks for posting!!!

Bravo, well said and I couldn't agree more!

:iagree: I've never had my mini stall.

Hello LOL - welcome. Nice ride, you'll have a ton of fun taking care of it.

I have been doing waterless washes on my black vehicles for years and have just ventured into rinseless. I haven't had any issues with the rinseless but it is a bit more work than a waterless but less than a full two bucket wash.

I'm glad to see BF getting some well deserved love. When I started detailing, BF was the first line of products that I used. Wet Diamond is an incredible product. I still have several BF products that I use and will always be in my arsenal.

Hey sekharsomu - great to hear from you. Getting a review would be great.

Thanks for providing the links! Wouldn't ya know - all three are Prime shipping eligible.

:iagree: ever since I saw cstsprty's original post, I've wondered if the neighborhood had to post a sign by the house stating "warning - sunglass zone - beware of intense reflection".

Looking good! How's the pollen - is it settling down yet?

Hi Frank and welcome. I noticed you also are starting to build up your collection of soft drinks in addition to your cleaning supplies - lol. On another note - killer lights. What are those?

Hey Scott - that's another awesome notch for your belt or maybe on the handle of your polisher. Not only that, your abode makes for an awesome photo op!!!!

Great kit - I'm a huge fan of Wolfgang products. Not sure if you will need the uber compound. Also, as others already mentioned, you will need more pads. Echo what pdqg says about black light. After checking out what he did, I gave it a shot on my black car and...yeah...it was a definite wow!

Awe man - I'm sorry to hear about this. Very frustrating. How bad is it?

I just looked it up as well. Are we talking about the "wash brush"?

Haha! I do that too!