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^ Thanks. I guess my wheels never get bad enough to where simple car soap won't clean them, along with minor hand washing. I used EO AtoZ once, and that stuff is harsh. You also go through the bottle very quickly. That's why I only tried it once.

I only use them for changing oil, and whenever I need to use a strong tar remover. I have the ones from HF, and they work fine.

Very nice cleanup. Aren't all garages raised from the driveway? All the one's on our neighborhood are. Ours is raised a good 1.5" also. We always had to watch the little ones very carefully -- when they were learning to walk.

Wow -- great job. I just find it odd that people will pay more than the car is worth -- to clean the interior.

Me too. I didn't need it, but $3 BL find was good for me. I followed the label, and used WOWO method. It worked well for me.

If one has to "agitate", won't any wheel cleaner work well in most cases? I guess it could depend on the current state of the wheels? I would like to see it's effectiveness w/o the 'agitation". Spray. Wait. Hose.

No Touch Satin Tire Shine: cheap & easy

Pick me. I've always been a loser.

Nice! I call dibs on the Challenger :)

Very nice job. Looks great!

Looks great. I wouldn't think the Klasse sealant is a necessary step in this case. IMO, it would be a waste of time if topping with 845 anyway. I 2nd the DG 501 suggestion -- as it's a Marine product (although it's too late).

Surf City Dash Away has a nice, clean scent. It's an excellent cleaner + protectant. I have no affiliation with SCG. I just like this product, and often recommend it. It leaves a natural (no shine) look. I have not tried DP, and I like bananas :)

Thanks. I've been wanting to try this. They also have FAR forms in most auto magazines. "Free" is worth trying.

I have this problem with my MFs as well. I went back to using an old t-shirt. These "huck" towels are interesting. We have one from a recent surgery my wife had. It's mine now!

I had it, and didn't like it. A decent sealant (DG101, DG105, IW845, etc.) is much easier to use, and more effective IMO. I sold mine at garage sale for a buck or 2. :) More than often, I simply use a spray wax (AquaWax) for easiest shine & protection.

OE + Scotchguard. Or, AG sells lots of custom Lloyd carpet mats. Be thankful you don't have "winter" like us lucky midwest folk.

I'd use a spray product -- as I'm way too impatient to clean/dress by hand (would take hours). Stoners Trim Shine or Duragloss Ultimate Detail Spray should work well. Once conditioned back to black, you could protect with AquaWax monthly/bi-weekly. A spray tire foam may even work...just do it...

I have light grey cloth A Pillars -- which received greasy finger prints recently. Surf City Dash Away cleaned it up no problem. 100% safe. (You can also buy at your local WalMart now)

I've always used Costco natural soap, and white vinegar for rinse. They always come out clean & fluffy.

I will always have AW on hand. My last bottle is getting low. Time to go to Carquest! 1 bottle goes a long way. Just don't let it dry in the sun before wiping. I did this once (my bad), and had the go over that side with DG101 in order to get it off.