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I hate waxing, so I've used Zaino Z-CS clear seal about twice a year, and then use Griots Spray On Wax as part of the drying process after every wash.
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Was going to start with either Mother's leather care, or the Lexol products were recommended by last owner.
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Curious if (a) any of these should be avoided; (b) these will do a "bad job," (c) these will do, "just fine." Also want to know if you recommend a few other basic upgrades, for example water blade/hose and nozzle, specifically, or if there are items I'm missing that I should think about stocking (small vacuum for car; carpet cleaner).
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Not saying I won't upgrade, but right now, is there a good reason why I should stop using any of these:
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Curious if (a) any of these should be avoided; (b) these will do a "bad job," (c) these will do, "just fine." Also want to know if you recommend a few other basic upgrades, for example water blade/hose and nozzle, specifically, or if there are items I'm missing that I should think about stocking (small vacuum for car; carpet cleaner).
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Posted this in car care forum but no responses yet and curious to hear 996-specific answers also.
At this moment, here's what's in my garage for products: it's basic and I want to know if these will "harm" the car in any way. Not saying I won't upgrade, but right now, is there a good reason why I should stop using any of these:
Wash/Soap: Meguiar's G7164 Gold Class Car Wash Shampoo and Conditioner
Wax: Zymol Z503 Car Cleaner Wax
Tires: Eagle One 1020626 A To Z Wheel Cleaner
Glass: Home-made alcohol/ammonia-based from this board
Wool wash mitt with microfiber towels, some waffle-weave, but low-cost/low-quality. I do not use a water blade, and I have a standard hose/nozzle from a home supply store. I have a microfiber wheel brush as well.
I have no leather cleaner/conditioner; I was using a rubber/vinyl conditioner in the last car and need a leather product. Was going to start with either Mother's leather care, or the Lexol products were recommended by last owner. I do wonder whether these can be used on the seats and the dash/consoles, or only seats plus leather console items specifically, but avoided for example on the ashtray or stereo housing.
Clay kit is Meguiar's; yet to need it.
Curious if (a) any of these should be avoided; (b) these will do a "bad job," (c) these will do, "just fine." Also want to know if you recommend a few other basic upgrades, for example water blade/hose and nozzle, specifically, or if there are items I'm missing that I should think about stocking (small vacuum for car; carpet cleaner).
Thanks for the basics in advance; I know they've been asked before and I appreciate it.
Now I know you prefer to talk engines and mods, but the other board has nothing to say on this. No one has a thought on whether this is a decent way to start with car care for the stunningly beautiful car? ANy thoughts appreciated.
May I suggest: Harley Davidson Leather Dressing, great product and not expensive. This will not leave a residue or that greasy feeling on you seat, dash, or steering wheel.
Also I've found a product that works fantastic on the rubber and vinyl / plastic, [B][I]Auto Glym[I] found it at Pep Boys.
Hope this is use full.
The rest of your detail "bucket list" seems to be on tract.
Ed
Zaino Leather in a Bottle is awesome stuff for leather.
I hate waxing, so I've used Zaino Z-CS clear seal about twice a year, and then use Griots Spray On Wax as part of the drying process after every wash. Leaves the car looking great, and takes very little work above and beyond what you have to do to dry the car anyway.
Try to get some good quality micro fiber clothes. The cheaper ones can leave fine scratches. Griots sell some great products. They have a great drying towel. I also use the speed shine when drying the car.
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