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m0nkeh 03-17-2006 12:58 PM

more cleaning Q's...
 
sry but i got only 2 more questions :) lol

wut kinda soap do all of u use? that i could get from discount auto parts.
and use a mit or sponge? i need to get a new one thing because my mit is done for. so whats the best to use when scrubbing down your car?


thx and sry for asking so many lame questions.

03gtmustang 03-17-2006 01:03 PM

I use Meguires stuff. Another good product is Wolfgang Auto Bathe. Use a microfiber sponge or mit.

m0nkeh 03-17-2006 01:10 PM

ok, so far i got mequires leather wipes and then quick detail, ill just do wut u said and go all mequries, and i do need a new icrofiber for the deailter.

so get a microfiber mit and itll work?

m0nkeh 03-17-2006 02:07 PM

i just bought a new microfiber to dry my car, a new mit, new soap and the cali duster...

also bought some oil for my car cause its been 3K miles...and i bought Ford Motorcraft and my dad flipped out cause it wasnt cheap like his $1 a quart s**t for his 98 pos truck....lol

spike_africa 03-17-2006 07:10 PM

i use all meguiers its really good stuff and not badly priced at all.

whitethunder46 03-17-2006 07:34 PM

I gotta question along with this thread....

What is the best way/solution to realllly clean good where it is nasty between such places as door jams, under trunk, inside the fenders under the hood.

WaterDR 03-17-2006 08:34 PM

I use Maguires NXT wash normally, but the last time I used this new stuff that I got on a trial from an automotive cleaning website and the stuff is amazing. I need more of it.

For grease removal under the hood I use simple green. For door jams, I just use a soapy sponge, but it they are real bad you may need simple green there too. But, be sure to re-wax those areas. When you wax, use a spray on wax as it is a lot easier to apply in the jams.

herndy_1 03-17-2006 08:51 PM

Get an Absorber from Wal Mart for drying. You will love it.

And just my little input for the inside of windows...use plain water to clean them. Take your damp absorber and wipe them down first. Then before they get a chance to dry, go over them with a microfiber towel until they dry. It eliminates streaks and the buildup you get from glass cleaner products.

WaterDR 03-17-2006 09:53 PM

Cases of Magiures Stuff
 
My brother is a big shot with a product placement company. Essentially, they will get your products into movies, TV shows, and music videos if you pay them. They have contracts with companies like Nabisco, Pepsi, Volkswagen, and Google...just to name a few.

One of the bennefits is that companies in an effort to gain favors and show off their products, often times send samples to them. This can include anything from cookies, cars, or even vacations. Maguires just sent them cases and and cases of cleaning supplies and materials to try and give away.

Nope...I don't have any of it....yet. I like Maguires stuff and Barry Maguire is a really nice guy. He is a businessman, but he really believes in his products and loves cars.

GREG@94GT 03-17-2006 10:07 PM

i use the cheapest car wash avail... for goodness sake its soap...

i use a soft cotton rag...

and i wax w/ turtle wax...

i clean wheels with engine degreaser (they are polished finished... i woulgnt try that on painted)

EDIT-> i let her drip dry...

m0nkeh 03-17-2006 11:53 PM

sum1 doesnt love there stang enough to use the good stuff :) lol

GREG@94GT 03-18-2006 08:06 AM


Originally Posted by m0nkeh
sum1 doesnt love there stang enough to use the good stuff :) lol

ha ha... well it does the job...

right now its clean as a wistle and shiny like a mirror...

if i spend that extra 30bucks on soap n sh1t... how much cleaner could it really get?

i dont want to clean off the paint...


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