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The 02/03 Max is a sleeper. 0-60 in 6 sec. (manual) and 1/4 in mid 14's. I love the car. Plenty of room inside, but quick enough (and very respectable handling with a few mods) to be a lot of fun. Thanks, cwcad. Just like the outside the engine bay needs constant attention.

AIO is chemical based cleaner/polish. It is very low in abrasives. It won't do much for the garage door scratches. Use a polish for that. I always apply AIO with my PC with excellent results.

Polishing. Not the easiest step, but I love to see the paint imperfections vanish.

I'll use terry when I clean the engine bay. WW for drying and a variety of MF's for everything else.

Here's a few pics of my Max after I detailed it last fall....... And a bit of polishing in the engine bay......

this winter I tried the OXO snow brush. It has very soft fine bristles.

Matt, Thanks!! Looking forward to trying the product.

2002 Super Black Nissan Maxima SE. 6 speed 'grocery getter' hehehe

+1 for investing in good quality MF toewls. I have a wide variety, but use the Costco/WalMart ones for wheels, door jambs etc. I have had very good luck with the Poorboy's SSR's. Definately buy the grades you don't have. I use the 2 and 2.5 the most for removing swirls.

Plain liquid detergent seems to work fairly well. I have some MF detergent coming soon, though. Don't use powdered detergent. If it doesn't all disolve, some may get trapped in the towel and result in scratches/swirls when you use them.

Sheepskin is the only thing I'll use for washing....and the 2 bucket method.

DP Four-In-One Rinseless Wash & Shine

Oshkosh, WI