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I would go for the larger models if your primary purpose is home carpets but the lite will work. The tank is larger enough for one room at a time. If you load it with hot water it only takes a few minutes to reach the top temp. The lite is very portable if you are taking the extractor on...

I have this model and the floor attachment and use it for cars and my home. Works great.

Autogeek Rocks!

i did let it dry and buffed it down and it still smudged the paint when i closed the door. those smudges aren't easy to get off either. i will use it in less conspicuous areas like trunks from now on.

when i used it it transfered to the paint on the inside of the door frame when i closed the door. i am trying out a few other protectants for seals now.

rmg, cmw and qs are staples. vanilla moose is a nice product as well. haven't heard much about the other products.

Ferrari 360 Modena (showed red but i prefer black)

i use them for really bad bugs, glass and even keep one in the shower stall for cleaning. with bugs you can try the least aggresive method first (like polishing).

I need to wash my car Autogeek!

live with the dust until you can wash it. if not you will be polishing more often. only exception for me with a black car is while showing at a car show/contest.

great job. my kind of detail. time spent is less important than the results. outstanding.

time warp. thread goes back to 2006. wonder how the supplies/routine worked out.

if the plastic panels are clean i would use ultima trim/tire guard. if they have any stains i would use black wow. i have found those two to be the most effective and longest lasting products on plastic.

the 1z gummi works but i find that it smears onto the paint areas of the door openings (which the weather stripping closes onto) no matter how i apply/buff it. for areas like a trunk this isn't a big deal but it shows a lot on my daily driver.

with the pc i would stick with the menzerna or try to get a sample of m105. i would get the black wow. you get a lot of use from the little bottle. what do you dress the tires with? maybe get dg105 as a good sealant, some DG AW, and i like dg 253 on tires. add a nice carnuaba paste like pink...

Klasse application and removal is not as easy as WG.

not if the general area under and around the car is soaking wet from your wash.

There is no rule that states you hv to put a wax over a sealant. I usually go one road or the other. Each has benefits. You can always put a wax over a sealant but not the other way, so I would start with a sealant and you can add wax later if you want a different look, durability, etc.

I use and prefer a metro blower for drying most of the car and crevices so I limit the dripping and towel drying. Since the area around the car is already saturated from the wash, dust is not an issue. I tend not to wash/dry my car much during extreme pollen season and oak flower fall because of...

always wash MFs before using.