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I am ready for the bi-annual detail day of my dd and get it ready for the Northeast winter. It is a little over a year old and since them I have accumulated some great products. Here is the challenge, I list the products you pick the products and order of use and I get to rub it down! Also...

Watches Wine/Whiskey Michigan Sports! And trying to spend more time Golfing, love the game need to get better

Great job. I really like that car!

Have PW'd the entire thing, but was looking to see if there was some other way or even maintenance between PW's. The PW blasts the sand out of the spaces, so then resanding and after resending repolishing mudroom and kitchen floors becuase there is sand all over. The circular PW attachedment is...

Since we are all good at cleaning things off the heels of making our cars shiny, anyone have tips or tricks they use for cleaning mold off brick patio? APC? I have tried Wet N Forget with some success.

Search the forum, Mike Phillips covered the ceramiclear question before. I have had good success with the Menzerna line on my 11 MB. I used SF4500 and Powerlock and the car comes out really well. As for a spritz, the Chemical Guys V7 can be used on basically everything including glass and trim...

No pics but the Meritt Parkway in CT. I have also driven in many foreign countries, but the scariest ride was handling the switchbacks on the Italian roads from Naples to Positano.

Nick, Most of those new MB, including my GL are optioned with MB Tex, which is vinyl. Was that E350 optioned with full leather? If not, I am very glad to see that those products work on the MB Tex, I am looking to clean my interior.

Re: Sonax, on my personal vehicle I think it works really well and after a coat of chemical guys wheel whatever, and a few sprays of Sonax spray wax, I do not need to use something that poweful. Soap and water. That said, if I were worried about bottom lines, I agree this might not be most cost...

Smart girl, she must of gone to U of M!

Timmy G, I thought my hobby was expensive, that looks amazing. I would leave the house, especially with that hidden collection of pron. My dad is an audiophile of sorts, has some very cool mcintosh tube amps and some amazing speakers from B&W and others.

I caught a $1,200 "error" on my sales slip from a Land Rover dealership. They were the worst, I hated the experience so much I traded out of the lease early and would never buy another Land Rover.

I forgot to mention wine and liquor. I must have 100+ wines an 10-15 different single malt scotch. Talk about liquid assets.

How many? I still have my baseball card collection sitting in storage, I always wonder if it is worth anything.

1000 Blue Rays? I couldn't even name 50. When does one have the time to watch that many movies?

I have to get my pics to post but my current watch stable includes a Chopard Milie Miglia, Panerai PAM 111, Franck Muller Casablanca and a few others. Anyone else collect other things besides detailing supplies?

Maybe we should start a watch or random none car material item thread, I would post a few pics of my watches. I don't want to hijack this thread. My detailing hobby is far cheaper!

What did you use on the interior? Looks great.

When people on a detailing website are discussing the merits of owning facebook stock, then at some point you might wanna buy it. Well hyped, but that was only to meet the big demand.

My MB is awful with brake dust. For some reason the German OEM brake pads dust like crazy. I am contemplating switching to ceramic. Heard positives and negatives about it.