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So I'm still relatively new to the detailing game and honestly I'm trying to find the best, easiest way to maintain my DD to a good, but realistically not show quality standard. Cleaner wax has been a recommendation and I like Meguiar's products so I figured I'd give it a shot. Did a full 2BM...

If you had to choose only 1 product to use to clean and maintain your vehicle from this day forward, what would it be? Exterior, interior, leather, wheels, etc. What could you use to do it all if you were forced to?

Very nice. One suggestion, maybe clarify the title a little. When I saw KIA military, my first thought was Killed In Action. Perhaps you add the model name as well [emoji6]

You in the medical field by chance, Bob?

Interesting

You guys crack me up. Thanks for the replies

A friend of mine swears that baby shampoo is the best car wash soap ever. I figured I'd ask the experts for opinions. Thoughts?

Thanks for the suggestion. I was actually looking at getting some of the Meguiars D-115 to do the same thing. How does that compare with the McKee's in performance and price when mixed as a waterless? As far as cost, while I could technically afford to continue to use the OTC products, why...

Guess I didn't realize there was so much hate for Armor All. I've been a recent convert to rinseless/waterless washing and have started using ONR. Huge fan now. I've also liked the Meguiars ultimate waterless wash and wax. Figured I'd experiment with other stuff, because who knows you may just...

I picked this up today and thought I'd give it a shot. About once a month, I'm at work for a full weekend that has no covered parking. My car (2016 Corvette) is not a garage queen, but rather a daily driver that gets to stay in the garage. Between some rain and 35 mile highway drive (plus a...

...would IT not then carry....

Thought about that, but my understanding is the chemical process of wash soap is different than rinselss. Wash soap is a traditional emulsification agent where rindless supposedly is more of an encapsulation. Or am I missing the boat? And agreed, the ONR instructions seem straight forward. I'm...

Rationale?

Thanks for the replies guys. It makes sense on water acting as a lubricant. Given that logic, would not then carry that I could purchase my favorite QD, cut it 1:16 with water and make it into a no rinse wash??

I've recently been turned on to No Rinse/waterless car washes, especially for use in winter. I hear everyone rave about ONR both here and other places as well. I'm a little confused about the dilution though. According to the directions, for a rinseless car was, it suggests 1oz in 2 gallons of...

Hmmmmm...... [emoji848]