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I took the picture before I did, I used Sonax Tire Gel with a foam applicator and they came out looking nice.

Thanks. Yes, that is my daughter's powerwheels convertible camaro in her favorite color. She made me drag it out of the garage so that she can clean it like daddy. I would lying if I said I didn't let her use some spray wax on a microfiber to give that plastic a nice shine! :xyxthumbs:

Thank you. If you look closely you can see my daughter's hot rod. I am curious to see how the collinite will work on keeping the excessive breakdust off the rims.

Wash: Zaino Clay: Griots w/ Speed Shine Sealent: Zaino Z5 Wax: Collinite Tires: Sonax I have lurked and read and bought and finally got down to the manual labor. Everything was done by hand in one afternoon. The car has 5K miles and has only been washed by me, so there were not to many...

I plan on sealing and waxing the new car soon, but wanted to get my products and procedure first. I was planning on using Zaino Z5 followed by Collinite 845, both of which I have. Is that overkill? How long should I wait between the two? Would something layer better under the Collinite? Thanks.

I plan on using Zaino Z5 followed by Collinite 845. Is that overkill? How long should I wait before applying the Collinite? Lastly, is there a better/different product to use under the Collinite? Thanks.

Reviving an old post and thread. Would you know who makes the car care products rebranded by Mercdes these days? I want to clean and care for the interior and want to make sure I am using the right products. I have the MB-Tex interior so I think it would be a mute point to use the Connolly...

Yes the 845. I have some old, gasp....Zaino Z5 and AIO that I was thinking of as well. Appreciate the advice.

Thanks for the advice. Anything applied would be by hand. I have heard good things about Collinite, would that be applicable here? The optimum system seems beyond my realm of car care, so I will probably pass on that. The other option is to bring it to a pro and let them take care of this...

I have seen the article on waxing or not waxing new paint for 30 days, but to be honest I am not sure how fresh the paint on my new car is. What is the best way to prep, wax, seal a new car? I turned down any offer from the dealership for teflon or 3m coating and would rather do something...

Thanks. You guys are great, that was a quick response. I read your post on removing swirls by hand and was still confused. I am not a smart man. My LR3 is that exact model. I think it was hologrammed by a body shop, and I was looking to correct some of the swirls and hologramming myself. Would...

First time poster and looking for help as my head spins from all these acornyms and methods. Hologramming and swirls marks to be removed by hand on a black Land Rover LR3 and prep for NYC winter. Please rank in order of how I should proceed and necessity: Wash & Dry (yes this is first) Clay...