Need Product Recommendations

[castrohandwash]

Dont know whether to put this thread here, in Auto Detailing 101, or maybe it belongs somewhere else. I need a few products recommendations:

1. All purpose cleaner, mostly to clean dashboards, center consoles, wipe down leather interior and leather seats.
2. Interior dressing. Looking for something lotion like that I can use on any dashboard and on leather as well.
3. "Premium" spray wax. I need some wax that I can charge a little extra for, but can be applied quickly.
4. Leather Cleaner and Conditioner.
5. Tire Dressing
6. Pet hair removal tool.

Feed back please:buffing:
Some cool smileys you got on here.

 

[dad07]

1-Optimum Power Clean
2-Optimum Protectant Plus
3-Optimum Spray wax or Duragloss Aquawax
4-look at #2
5-Opti-bond
6-Pumice stone

And Welcome to AGO!

 

[RFulmer]

Dont know whether to put this thread here, in Auto Detailing 101, or maybe it belongs somewhere else. I need a few products recommendations:

1. All purpose cleaner, mostly to clean dashboards, center consoles, wipe down leather interior and leather seats.
2. Interior dressing. Looking for something lotion like that I can use on any dashboard and on leather as well.
3. "Premium" spray wax. I need some wax that I can charge a little extra for, but can be applied quickly.
4. Leather Cleaner and Conditioner.
5. Tire Dressing
6. Pet hair removal tool.

Feed back please:buffing:
Some cool smileys you got on here.

1. I use Adam's APC, but due to cost will be trying something different when I run out. I have used Meg's APC and don't like the smell or soapy feel and how much it suds, I may try Meg's APC+ which has less foam and has a citrus scent, or Optimum next go around. I really like the Adam's APC and may splurge with it just as a luxury but if I were doing it as a business I would think twice due to cost.

2. I like Meg's Natural Shine, it's not a lotion but it smells good and doesn't have too much shine. Chemical Guys VRP is a "lotion" but I don't know how well that does on leather. Wolfgang vinyl & rubber protectant is nice and has a low shine, but again, not a lotion. More like "milk". 303 is popular here but I don't like the way it smells or looks.

3. I like the XMT 360 spray wax but it's costly. But it feels more like a wax than products like Aquawax which feel more like a detail spray to me. The Optimum spray wax gets good reviews.

4. Again, I use Adam's or Zaino on these but have been thinking of picking up the Wolfgang line to try out.

5. I really like the Blackfire tire gel, and if you want something that is less expensive but looks great and last and will not sling I recommend Poorboy's Bold n' Bright, it's not talked about that much these days but it's a great product. PERL is also nice, it doesn't have as much shine as the first two but is nice and black and seems to last a very long time. PERL also cuts well (mixes with water) so you can get more uses for less money, although your look will be different.

6. No experience here.

 

[shoeless89]

Dont know whether to put this thread here, in Auto Detailing 101, or maybe it belongs somewhere else. I need a few products recommendations:

1. All purpose cleaner, mostly to clean dashboards, center consoles, wipe down leather interior and leather seats.
2. Interior dressing. Looking for something lotion like that I can use on any dashboard and on leather as well.
3. "Premium" spray wax. I need some wax that I can charge a little extra for, but can be applied quickly.
4. Leather Cleaner and Conditioner.
5. Tire Dressing
6. Pet hair removal tool.

Feed back please:buffing:
Some cool smileys you got on here.

1. Meguiar's APC+ (more cost effective) or Optimum Power Clean
2. 303 Aerospace Protestant
3. Optimum Spray Wax
4. I'm still trying to find one also. I've tried a couple but none that I really LOVE yet
5. Opti-Bond
6. Rubber gloves are the best thing I have right now but I hear good thing about a pet hair stone?

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