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I myself like paste wax (preferably carnauba) because it lasts MUCH longer, it takes a little more time but it's well worth it.

So I've been washing my car in my garage for a few months & I get outstanding results but I'm usually very limited on time now and wanted to know if any of the auto car washes out there are safe, if so then which types of washes? My car's paint still looks good but not excellent, even though I...

Another vote forSonax wheel cleaner... Works best if you have a wheel brush, doesn't even have to be an expensive brush, I bought some rim brush from amazon for like $5 & I'm still using it until this day. Sonax is expensive though, so I usually just use automotive soap & my rim brush, works...

Can I? Microfibers are like the only thing I have in my house.

That's the mustang horse on the grill I was talking about... I didn't do anything to touch it up yet. And those are the results I got from my flowmaster exhausts (ignore the dust and such, car was driven for a couple days after the detail)

I got some 0000 grade steel wool, and I used some on my exhaust but the results didn't come out mindblowing, they came out good but not mindblowing... I used some WD-40 (because I ain't got any other elbow grease) & rubbed all the carbon build up off with steel wool then I used metal polished...

Chemical guys, that's the problem.

Does 0000 fine grade steel wool remove wax from my rims if I were to use the steel wool after I waxed my rims? Just wondering

Or would warm water and a microfiber work fine?

So I have blackfire cleaner, meguiars glass cleaner, and an interior brush & microfibers. Can I get away with using blackfire and using a spray bottle of water to remove the chemicals from the pedals? Or what's the right way to clean it? Same for a shifter knob, synthetic leather shifter knob...

Would an interior cleaner and conditioner be ideal? Or would a clean and like a aerospace 303 protectant be fine? Or all 3? For leather seat cleaning...

I mean if it's a waste of time or a good waste of time to clean the inner sides of aluminum rims with wheel cleaner, automotive soap, claybar, metal polish, and wax. These wheels haven't been deep cleaned since bought (probably running 5 years now), so they are pretty dirty and don't look as...

I mean the dash cluster really is scratched up... not deeply but it looks really scratched up. How can I remove these scratches? Polish? Claybar? Wet sand?

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So someone t-boned into my dad's car a while back & we had to buy a new driver side door & we took it to a shop to get it painted & the a-hole who painted it left this spot on the paint... How do I take it off? It feels a bit rough...

Which spray do you guys think is more effective in cleaning leather, vinyl, & plastics in your interior of your car?

and can I use the steel wool itself just with water or do I need a certain spray soap with them? To clean the exhaust tips & rims.

And also, can you use a sonax wheel cleaner with the exhaust tips or no?

I need to super clean my chrome rims & exhaust tips... Which still wool is best? I already got the metal polish cream.

If so then how?