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SO I bought a 03 superduty for parts that had been parked in a barn for 4 years because it just stopped running and they didn't want to mess with it. Long story short, I want to save the truck as its low miles and the only thing that was wrong with it was a pressure sensor. Runs and drives...

If I don't keep it covered it will gather quite a layer of dust in a weeks time because of the traffic driving by on the sand streets kicking it up.

Once I have my black z polished out to perfection, sealed and waxed, what is the best way to keep it clean without introducing micro marring etc back to it. Keep in mind it will be a once or twice a month outing type of weekend cruiser. It will be garage kept under a cover BUT I live on a sand...

Is the special microfiber towel detergent worth it or not needed for washing them?

Yes the car is going to be garage kept with a cover

Thanks for the replies so far guys, any other suggestions out there?

Looking to get some really good microfiber towels to use exclusively on my black Z. Thanks

Hate spending more than I have to on things so if I can build a better mouse trap cheaper then that's what I like to do. So I am curious if anyone has built there own that lasts as long or longer for less money than buying a built unit. THanks

Its a base/clear. I do not know what manufacturer though.

Crazy I am I guess. Anyhow not only is this my first black car but I live in a small town with sand roads of all things. Its a 78 Z28 which will be just a weekend toy. Regardless I need some insight as to what polish/sealant/combination/application looks the best on a black car. I have to detail...

Working on a Ford F350 XL so it has a rubber floor mat instead of carpet. I have scrubbed the heck out of it but no matter what i do it just doesnt look good. Its not worn through or anything it just looks dull and well dirty still but its not. What do you guys do? Thanks

Not so much, there was enough crap spilled in the thing that there was some mildew under those mats. I basically gutted the interior and pre-treated the carpet then rolled it up and let it sit overnight then took it to the car wash the next morning. Took about $15 in quarters to get it that clean.

Yeah if you look in the after pics you can see i put a new one on it. :)

Here are some after pics. I didnt get Q'tip happy with it or anything but it is definately the most serious cleaning i have ever attempted on a vehicle. I appreciate any constructive comments as well. Thanks!

This is a truck i bought to flip, this thing was grody but i think it came out pretty good for being my first one. Thanks