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:whs: I'm very curious to know this as well.

That's a great piece of advice, Mike. :xyxthumbs:

I like to use nitrile gloves, as well as a heavy duty rubber pair for things like steel wool. Gloves in general prevent oily fingerprints, protect your hands from chemicals, and keep your hands clean. There's nothing worse than getting your hands dirty on the wheels or exhaust and then touching...

:iagree: In my opinion, it's the safest way.

Looks like a pretty good list. When it comes to microfibers, I like to have different levels of towel for different uses. For example: Level 1 - Highest quality, only use on paint Level 2 - General purpose, used on interior surfaces and glass with the exception of the instrument cluster...

Here's another vote of confidence with the PC. :xyxthumbs:

:eek: I was going to say, this guy has a lot to learn...just like me starting out. I wonder if he knows that he's on a detailing site. I notice that a lot of products sell, even if they hurt the finish. For most people clean is good enough; they don't realize that cleaning in that method is...

:whs: Great job too, by the way.

AG is top-tier for sure. :detailer:

:whs: Stunning. A good friend of mine had a 458 and he is in love.

:thankyousign: :urtheman:

Your's is somewhat of a rare breed. Don't those too often around SW PA! I'm waiting for the 2015 Sportwagen to get to the US so I can replace my A4.

I love rinseless washes because they allow me to keep my car clean in between full washes while at school. Clean cars always turn heads on a college campus. Im the MAN Helping the environment is always a plus too.

Sounds awesome. I've got a soft spot for fast wagons. I wish we could import some of those German rocket ships to to US. :mad: :drool:

Thank you! :xyxthumbs:

Great work! Again, I'm simply appalled at how much damage dealers do the vehicle. I'm always telling people over on the Porsche forum to stay away from dealer detailing. Most of them think I'm crazy. :pc7424:

Love the 997. Great work! Looks better than when it drove off the dealer lot, I'm sure. As much as people love black / gunmetal rims, there's something about silver that does it for me.

Thanks for the review. Keep us updated. :props:

Nice job. Always a fan of a clean black BMW. :xyxthumbs:

Glad to see there's still some love for the station wagon, especially around AG. I'm a big fan of all the pictures that have been posted too. :props: Long Live the Wagon