House Detailing!

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What detailing products do you use around the house?

For example,
I used DG 105 to seal up my bathroom sink.
 
Apc and my shampooer has been used plenty of time, also my family seems to think I like to clean purses👎
 
Sealant on bathroom mirror; helps cut-down on fog.
Shampoo couch.
Waxed my powder coated kitchen cupboards.
APC my shoes regularly.
 
expdetailing said:
Sealant on bathroom mirror; helps cut-down on fog.
Shampoo couch.
Waxed my powder coated kitchen cupboards.
APC my shoes regularly.
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D101 is my go to shoe cleaner. I also use Folex on my Vans. My favorite waterproofer is 303 Fabric Guard.
 
Opti-Coat on some appliances

Opti-Clean for computers, cell phone and all gloss black stuff (soundbar, subwoofer cabinet face, TV base, TV trim and screen)

Meg's D120 for general light kitchen cleaning (stove top, counters) and of course, windows

Optimum Power Clean on mailbox and gutters when they get stained
 
303 FG on the shoes
D101 for just about anything
Steamer on the floors and randomly throughout

I know there's more.
 
APC to clean kitchen and baths. WW towels to dry shower doors after each shower. I mopped a tile floor with ONR once and it worked pretty well. Now I tend to use rasta chenille mop heads from MFT and some cleaning concentrate designed for use with microfiber.
 
I use Meguiar's Quick Detailer to clean my shoes before I go out lol.

Works great on my shiny leather shoes.

I spray,
wipe dedicated mf towel,
then buff to a high gloss. :)
 
I've polished the kitchen sink with M105 a few times.

Also clayed, then UQW on the granite benchtops. Both turned out great :)
 
S100 polishing soap on the stainless steel. Followed by BF Crystal Seal. No more streaks or fingerprints. Impressed.
 
wdmaccord said:
S100 polishing soap on the stainless steel. Followed by BF Crystal Seal. No more streaks or fingerprints. Impressed.
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Do you think you wre better off with the polishing soap rather than a regular polish? I have both on hand and my fridge does have some stubborn streaks.
 
Apc for virtually everything

Between me and my wife, Steamer on almost every hard surface, or hard to get to area in the house

Thats all I have done but I have been thinking of breaking the DA out on the stove top.
 
APC all the time on everything.
Uber AIO and my Adams buttery wax on my slide board
Thinking of a sealer on the stainless.

DA on the stove top, hmmm I'll have to look into that.
 
Rmd said:
APC to clean kitchen and baths. WW towels to dry shower doors after each shower. I mopped a tile floor with ONR once and it worked pretty well. Now I tend to use rasta chenille mop heads from MFT and some cleaning concentrate designed for use with microfiber.
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Squeegee for the shower doors
 
Megs D180 on my Shoes and iPad case
APC for cleaning the bathroom/kitchen
Carpet Extractor for any small carpet messes
Megs D149 for cleaning furniture
Detail Spray for the TV and computers
Adams glass cleaner for any glass.
Glass sealant for the bathroom mirrors and shower doors
Cyclo w/ brushes for any scrubbing, because power tools

I am sure I am missing plenty
 
EVOlved said:
Do you think you wre better off with the polishing soap rather than a regular polish? I have both on hand and my fridge does have some stubborn streaks.
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I debated that myself and decided to use the PS first. A lot of black stuff came off on the towel and I recommend a spray bottle of filtered water to rinse really well as you go. I think the Crystal Seal is what has helped with the fingerprints and streaks.
 
Optimum Power Clean on my floor stone tiles. A brush, elbow grease, and some rags for wipe down, and my floor including the grout gets back to looking like new again. Also used it to clean garbage bins and my shower stall at one time.
 
DG FC&S on fridge doors
Zep 505 on stove (not much of a stretch since its intended for that)
Folex on carpets
Squeegee on glass door in bathroom and any sealant I feel like using.
DA brushes on floors and furniture to spot treat
OPC or d101 for tough jobs
Meg's interior detailer for tv screens
 
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