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I threw them away... Ordered new Klasse sealant, claybar and Iron X. Wanted to order nanoskin, they didn't have it in stock

Should I throw these products away? They have been in the garage since Friday, and temp has been 90... Don't know how hot it was the garage though

Can Iron X, ISP and Klasse Sealant be left in hot garage? Would that affect these products in any way?

Can I just Iron-X my car, wipe it down with wet wash mitt and rinse it? I might continue retailing tomorrow

Welp. Dropped all the clays... Was going to take my car out for a ride with the top down this weekend, but too bad.

No bird droppings, bugs, etc. Not sure about road grime though. Car was always parked inside, but the car was driven on sunny hot days... Have never polished my car before, and I guess it's time

I haven't washed my car since May 27. The car was exposed to rain (for the first time in years) two days later, and the car was only driven several times since then.... Is there a damage that could be caused by not washing the car for a month? I've been meaning to detail the car, but couldn't...

I couldn't get a hold of IPA this weekend, so I was wondering whether I can use an APC for stripping off wax. I have Armor All Multi Purpose Auto Cleaner though... Can this be used on paint surfaces? Thanks in advance

Germaphobe then? And what I do with the car is nothing.... It usually takes 2 months to clean my room.

That is what the wax an sealant are supposed to do - protect the car's paint from imperfect world. I've learned from my mistake in the past that if the wax and sealant are not applied correctly, no matter how good-quality brands they are, they won't even last a month. The reason I'm asking...

Thank you so much. I appreciate it

Thanks. I've always known not to wax the car when it's humid. Otherwise wax will not bond to the paint. Maybe it's a misconception...?

I know that humidity affects longevity of wax and sealant applied on the car. So what level of humidity is considered appropriate environment for detailing? I will be detailing in the garage with the gate open. It will be 88% tomorrow morning and 65% in the afternoon. Would these conditions be...

Hmm. Maybe there is something wrong with the way I'm claying? Anyways, I will definitely wipe down the car with IPA to make sure previous sealant and wax are no long on it. So... Should I wash the car after IPA wipe down...?

Well, today's humidity is 56% and temp is 79. While tomorrow morning humidity is 88% and temp will reach 91 in the afternoon. I will be detailing in my garage, but high humidity is bad for curing sealant and wax, right?

Because I'm ocd. I thoroughly and perfectly cleaned every single square inch of the car - belt, inside glove box, behind steering column, headliner, etc.

I would like to make sure I completely removed wax and sealant. Oftentimes clay doesn't completely remove wax...

Final question before I detail my car tomorrow... Here are the major things I will be doing in a nutshell: Wash -> Iron X -> claybar -> IPA wipedown. Do I have to clean the car (2-bucket with carwash soap) after IPA wipedown? Or can I just go ahead with sealant and wax? Thanks in advance

Well, I clean the interior of my car weekly with damp cloth. And oftentimes I wipe down the entire interior with Lysol wipes. Last week I used up 8 bottles... 8 months later, 303 Protectant is still on the dash! I know this because I missed a spot in the corner when I applied 303 8 months ago...

Interior is super clean... It's just that 303 Protectant that I applied on the dash several months ago is still on it. I would like to remove it, and reapply it against properly so it's not shiny