Hello,
Sharing some pics of my 2011 Honda Odyssey. Overcast skies. Outside pics were taken few weeks ago after another wash. Inside pics and workflow list from today. This is a new car so no clay, but recent Optimum Poli Seal application.
I usually use 303 Aerospace Protectant, but got Black Magic Tire Shine for $1.40 at Target a few weeks ago. Decided to try it out. It's an aerosol can. Your supposed to spray and walk away. It's a mess. It gets everywhere, especially when there is a breeze. I used my tire applicator to spread it because I was pretty sure it was gonna sling. I also buffed it out with a MF. Totally not the way they recommended to use it, but I didn't want to deal with cleaning up sling. I didn't like how you can't control the spray and i'll probably just use this on the wheel wells from now on. UTTG is on my Black Friday Wish List (unless its makes it to BOGO this week!).
I used the GG ROP to apply C845 after reading Bobby G's reasoning why he thinks machine application beats hand application. It was much quicker. Sticking to the thin is in rule, with the white paint, it was hard to keep track of where the wax was and if I was putting enough on, but I tried to be methodical and also used the window test that I learned on this forum. In fact, in the end I waxed the windows too.
I had the GG on speed 3. I noticed it takes very little pressure to stop the rotation. Had to keep pressure really light. Sound right to you guys? The other possibility is there is something wrong with my polisher.
Wheels have a prior application of Wheel Wax, so used the leftover rinseless wash and a MF to clean them. Followed it up with some Meg's UQW just for a little extra protection. Wouldn't be surprised if the UQW doesn't last long, but I got lots of it, its easy to use, and it smells so good (best reason to use it).
I learned about using http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/42577-collinite-845-trim.html from you guys. It has worked excellent on my truck so I used it here too.
Good Times.
Wash:
2 BM
DP Rinseless Wash & Gloss
Professional Grit Guard
Plush Eurow MF
Dry:
=Supreme Guzzler Waffle Weave Microfiber Drying Towel=
Wax:
Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax #845
Griot's Garage 6 inch Random Orbital Polisher Speed 3
Lake Country 5.5 Inch CCS Pad
Vroom Plush MF
Trim:
Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax #845
Wheels:
DP Rinseless Wash & Gloss
Meguiars Ultimate Quik Wax
Costco MF
Walmart Wheel Brush
Tires:
Black Magic Tire Shine
Sharing some pics of my 2011 Honda Odyssey. Overcast skies. Outside pics were taken few weeks ago after another wash. Inside pics and workflow list from today. This is a new car so no clay, but recent Optimum Poli Seal application.
I usually use 303 Aerospace Protectant, but got Black Magic Tire Shine for $1.40 at Target a few weeks ago. Decided to try it out. It's an aerosol can. Your supposed to spray and walk away. It's a mess. It gets everywhere, especially when there is a breeze. I used my tire applicator to spread it because I was pretty sure it was gonna sling. I also buffed it out with a MF. Totally not the way they recommended to use it, but I didn't want to deal with cleaning up sling. I didn't like how you can't control the spray and i'll probably just use this on the wheel wells from now on. UTTG is on my Black Friday Wish List (unless its makes it to BOGO this week!).
I used the GG ROP to apply C845 after reading Bobby G's reasoning why he thinks machine application beats hand application. It was much quicker. Sticking to the thin is in rule, with the white paint, it was hard to keep track of where the wax was and if I was putting enough on, but I tried to be methodical and also used the window test that I learned on this forum. In fact, in the end I waxed the windows too.
I had the GG on speed 3. I noticed it takes very little pressure to stop the rotation. Had to keep pressure really light. Sound right to you guys? The other possibility is there is something wrong with my polisher.
Wheels have a prior application of Wheel Wax, so used the leftover rinseless wash and a MF to clean them. Followed it up with some Meg's UQW just for a little extra protection. Wouldn't be surprised if the UQW doesn't last long, but I got lots of it, its easy to use, and it smells so good (best reason to use it).
I learned about using http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/42577-collinite-845-trim.html from you guys. It has worked excellent on my truck so I used it here too.
Good Times.
Wash:
2 BM
DP Rinseless Wash & Gloss
Professional Grit Guard
Plush Eurow MF
Dry:
=Supreme Guzzler Waffle Weave Microfiber Drying Towel=
Wax:
Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax #845
Griot's Garage 6 inch Random Orbital Polisher Speed 3
Lake Country 5.5 Inch CCS Pad
Vroom Plush MF
Trim:
Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax #845
Wheels:
DP Rinseless Wash & Gloss
Meguiars Ultimate Quik Wax
Costco MF
Walmart Wheel Brush
Tires:
Black Magic Tire Shine