Detailing Talk
09-29-2014, 02:41 PM
#23
5th Gear Member
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Bessemer City, NC
Posts: 2,280
I have heard that detailing spray works pretty good on the windows as well.
09-29-2014, 06:09 PM
#25
4th Gear Member
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: Close Enough
Posts: 1,413
FWIW, i enjoying using this combo:
Surf city garage Pacific Blue wash
Meguiars Ultimate Liquid Wax
Surf City Garage Speed Demon Wax Detailer
The surface of the car doesnt feel like..a car. it feels so soft and silky smooth kinda weird. but this combo never fails with shine, depth, smoothness, and overall amazingness. plus it smells good
If you want to see pics of my car, feel free to go look on instagram. my username is: cema_93
Surf city garage Pacific Blue wash
Meguiars Ultimate Liquid Wax
Surf City Garage Speed Demon Wax Detailer
The surface of the car doesnt feel like..a car. it feels so soft and silky smooth kinda weird. but this combo never fails with shine, depth, smoothness, and overall amazingness. plus it smells good
If you want to see pics of my car, feel free to go look on instagram. my username is: cema_93
I found some at at Walmart locally..The Hot Rod Detailer to be exact. I really liked that so when I was in Cincinnati I stopped at a Walmart ( I drive a truck for those who don't know) and picked up some other things that aren't available in my area at Wally World.
So I have bought SCG products in Ohio, Louisiana, Illinois, Wyoming, North and south Carolina,
Texas and several others.
Once I use what I have I am going to start getting the pro grade stuff. I think I currently have around 25 bottles of different SCG products at the house.
It works well for me.
09-29-2014, 11:07 PM
#28
When I detail cars in my spare time, my secret, awesome, amazing, special chemically formulated solution to window streaks is...............water.
For no streaks on windows I simply get my drying towel, get the quarter of it that I am using to dry with slightly moist, then wipe all the water off the window and forget it. Never fails. Guaranteed to work. No chemicals to streak or smear. Just make sure the drying towel is slightly moist then wipe/dry the window. Never fails.
The slight moistness is for low friction.
For no streaks on windows I simply get my drying towel, get the quarter of it that I am using to dry with slightly moist, then wipe all the water off the window and forget it. Never fails. Guaranteed to work. No chemicals to streak or smear. Just make sure the drying towel is slightly moist then wipe/dry the window. Never fails.
The slight moistness is for low friction.
09-30-2014, 12:31 PM
#29
6th Gear Member
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: North Carolina
Posts: 7,051
When I detail cars in my spare time, my secret, awesome, amazing, special chemically formulated solution to window streaks is...............water.
For no streaks on windows I simply get my drying towel, get the quarter of it that I am using to dry with slightly moist, then wipe all the water off the window and forget it. Never fails. Guaranteed to work. No chemicals to streak or smear. Just make sure the drying towel is slightly moist then wipe/dry the window. Never fails.
The slight moistness is for low friction.
For no streaks on windows I simply get my drying towel, get the quarter of it that I am using to dry with slightly moist, then wipe all the water off the window and forget it. Never fails. Guaranteed to work. No chemicals to streak or smear. Just make sure the drying towel is slightly moist then wipe/dry the window. Never fails.
The slight moistness is for low friction.