Koch Chemie makes some good products. I’ve only tried Pol Star and so far I like it. Going to test out letting my car air dry. You’re the second person I’ve heard mentioning that when using deionized water.
Gets that nice patina eventually. Like an old 48 Chevy
My setup is to pay someone else to detail my truck. Ain't nobody got time for that mess!Loving the 4R Limited and now finally have a proper detailing setup to routinely care for it and others. My focus has been to simplify the chemicals/towels and detailing process I use but also upscaling the hardware. I know there’s a lot of chemicals pictured but I really use about 5 routinely (soap, waterless wash, interior detailer, tire shine, and window cleaner). Others are for deeper cleaning and decontaminating.
I’ve always liked detailing my own cars and had a modest setup but now having something a little more robust just inside my shop door has me excited to give it a try….if it’ll just stop raining!! Lol! Anyway, anyone else like to detail their cars instead of using the drive through? Curious to see what others’ setups.
Understandable if it’s not something you enjoy. Mobile detailers are charging quite a bit (~$80) where I’m at, so put on some music and do it myself. I do most things around my home anyway, unless it gets more involved, especially with electrical or plumbing. Will be flushing our tankless water heaters this coming weekend…I’m starting to sound like Frank the Tank going to Home Depot
Exactly! Haha! Just happened to me about a week ago. Washed both mine and my wife’s just to have it start raining the next day. Oh well!
