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When I am using a "drying aid", it is usually applied on a fairly regular basis and is not meant to offer long-term durability. Durability is coming from whatever wax/sealant/coating I applied initially. The drying aid for me is just assisting with drying and providing an enhanced visual...

Keep in mind that I'm not a paid detailer. Just a weekend warrior. That was just my process that works awesome for me. I did learn how to do all of that by reading about what other detailers do here and watching some of the "youtubers." The professionals here should be able to give you...

My process is spelled out below and keep in mind I wash my car about once every 1-2 weeks thru all seasons (including Minnesota winters). 1. If car is extremely dirty (usually after bad run of weather in the winter), I'll do a quick spray down at the coin-op and then drive the car home wet...

Bingo! When my young daughter just has to show me something or play with me, then it is no big deal to step away and enjoy that :-) I can start washing the car, stop part way thru to eat lunch with my wife and daughter, and then go back out and finish up.

I rinseless wash my car 75% of the time now, because of those kinds of issues. Got tired of dealing with wind, hard water, certain areas drying too fast etc.... With rinseless washing, I have so much more control over what I'm doing and the results I get are just fantastic. If my car gets...

I love Meg's UQW! Plus it can be purchased in a gallon in there Detailer line as synthetic Xpress spray wax D156.

303 aerospace protectant is great for protecting vinyl rubber and plastics with uv protection and leaves a matte to satin finish.

I would choose these same two to cover everything. But I would miss not having ONR!

I've tried adding a cap of ONR to my bucket wash to help combat hard water but I quickly learned that the real problem is with the rinse water. The wash water is usually already conditioned from the soap. Just wanted you to know that if you have hard water for rinsing then you'll always be...

I have hard water as well and deal with the same challenges. Now I wash 90% of the time with Optimum No Rinse. What a game changer!

I love Caymans, maybe even more than a 911!

I like Meg's D156 synthetic Xpress spray wax. It's a fantastic drying aid and makes the paint look great!

I had some major hail damage on my car a couple months back that insurance covered PDR removal of all of it. The end result was quite impressive. Overall I am happy with the results. I did notice an area on the hood that has the screen look in the clear coat from the tech's tapping and tools...

Griot's interior cleaner states on the product page that I provided a link to (and on the bottle itself): "You'll be amazed at how well Griot's Garage Interior Cleaner works at removing stains from your floor mats, seats, fabrics, headliner, door panels, dash and leather!" 303 has been around...

Here are some links to what I listed that I use. Also, I use these on a 2017 Infiniti Q50 and a 2016 Nissan Rogue. Griot's Garage Interior Cleaner, Vinyl & Rubber Cleaner, Multi-surface cleaner, Griots Garage Meguiars Quik Interior Detailer is a pump spray detailer for all car interior...

I use Griot's Garage interior cleaner and agitate with a detailing boars hair brush. Then wipe off with a microfiber towel. I often will follow-up with a light wipe down using Meguiar's Quick Interior Detailer. Leaves a nice non greasy finish.

I like that product. I ended up buying the pro version, D115, to make it more economical.

I'm pretty much the same for timing. 2 hours or a little under is what it takes me. I think a lot of people undersell setup and cleanup....

Sorry to hear about your injury. I ruptured my achilles 2.5 years ago. These injuries can be treated surgically OR non-surgically. Yes, non-surgical, its true. Do some research on it. There are factors that go into that choice, but it is not an injury that requires surgery every time like...

Keep in mind that blankets and coolers are for RETAINING heat/cold from the inside. These (blankets / coolers) do nothing when you are storing something long-term that does not generate any kind of temperature on its own. Of course, the inside of a cooler will eventually stabilize to ambient...