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literally rinse off everything, hop in drive forward about 10 feet shut the door and blow the wheels and jams. then ill dry the whole car the proper way

i do use a blower on the wheel and the jams. anywhere water could accumulate. But the rust still appears

oh cool bean, thanks man. So just out of curiosity, anyone have a method that doesn't require Hydes? IM just curious as to different ways to do it at this oint. Im problably gona get Hydes

I mean the rust goes away right after I pull out of the drive way lol but you know right after detailing it and its sitting in the garage all perfect and spotless. Its kinda a eyesore to see rusty brakes. Does the Hyde rust remover go on clear so I can kinda spray it behind the wheel without...

Its hard to remove if you use even the slightest bit more than needed, but it really does bring the shine out of my GTI. Really good stuff, especially considering the massive tub you get for the price

Every time I wash my car, the breaks always rust over and look all ugly orange behind the squeaky clean rims. Anyone have any tips to prevent the brake rotors from rusting after a wash? I really would like to avoid removing the wheels every time I have to wash the car.

yea any 14.4 or 12v with a 3/8 chuck, but everyone I have talked to said that the 12v would be the best, cause its a bit safer for the voltage used on the bulb and im using the 35w 4700k instead of the 50w cause people who have used both have said that the 50 is tooo bright

yea, just got a 12v black and decker drill. just ordered a 35w 4700k eiko (same as solux apparently) and the lamp holder. So just waiting on that

well theres carpro water spot remover and there meguiars water spot remover. So just out of curiosity what would be the best water spot remover you can buy, price is not an issue if really works well

Number 1: Should I remove water spots before compounding and polishing or will they come off during the process. Are they going to take away from the cleaning power of the compounding and polishing. Number 2: What's a water sport remover that would do the job, not looking for a uber expenisve...

going to lowes right now to buy what I need. thanks guys

This is a very sad time, well actually a sad and happy time. I was all set to fix the pretty severe gash on the bottom of my bumper on my 2013 VW GTI in Candy White. I had purchased a color match kit from dupli-color. but Im happy I researched it more before I used it and everyone who has used...

This is a very sad time, well actually a sad and happy time. I was all set to fix the pretty severe gash on the bottom of my bumper on my 2013 VW GTI in Candy White. I had purchased a color match kit from dupli-color. but Im happy I researched it more before I used it and everyone who has used...

that flex looks perfect for what I need

Im in the market for a Swirl revealing sun gun. everyone and their mother uses a brinkman, but from what I have been told they aren't being made anymore. So does anyone know a good sun gun for a reasonable price and where to get it? reasonable being around what brinkmanns were, like under 50 or...

alright, I didn't see it. my bad

Just figured this would be fun for everyone to share their man caves, or women caves lol I definitely do not have a top of the line garage, but its mine o' mine :)

I was driving back from work and a truck kicked up a good sized rock and it hit my front bumper. Naturally I panicked and cried for about 5 hours :p then I set off to fix it. So here's my plan, im going to first sand the area down with either 1000 or 3000 grit (problably 3000 just to be safe)...

alright thanks man

do the hand pads wear out? or do you simply need to wash and dry them? Ive always wondered how long do the pads for a polisher and hand pads last before they need to be replaced. not during a polishing process, but like all together, like throw it in the garbage and buy new ones