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<<<<---Raises hand I live in a condo and have no access to water outside. For the past 5 years I've only used rinseless washes. I would love to test out your formula.

gorgeous, I have a thing for white cars and black wheels

zip ties work great ;)

Thanks! Just looked at your pics, looks great. What tools did you use to clean the wheels, the barrels more specifically? I'm stuck doing rinse less/waterless washes and currently just wipe the face with a microfiber.

Thanks, it's my wife's car but my job to keep clean :laughing:

I really like how this picture turned out so I thought I'd share lol. Meguiar's wash and wax anywhere and ultimate quik wax used.

I know I know, but it's a Kia and a lease :laughing: It will be getting weekly or bi weekly washes from now on though. It took too much time/effort to get it looking good again.

2014 Kia Forte that doesn't get driven much (2700 miles) and sits on the street. Last wash was about 6-8 months ago and was a gas station car wash. Before: First I took it to a coin op to spray off anything I could which was a waste of money. I did manage to clean the tires there...

Thanks for the offer but I took advantage of the 15% off and free shipping. I ordered D114, D115 and D156 along with some other stuff lol.

Thanks for the welcome. If I'm using D115 for weekly waterless cleanings when do I use a spray wax or is it not needed? Also will using D115 opposed to D114 regularly extend the life of the wax? Thanks Mike for the link and the pre soak method. trekkeruss I'm in Chantilly

I've been purchasing from Autogeek for a few years but just recently started browsing the forums. Seems like the right place to be for detailing knowledge :) Here is a pic of the wife's new Subaru WRX. It came from the dealer full of scratches on the roof and already had that sand paper feel...