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Originally posted by DJ TIËSTO
must be the Continentals then
but then again...thats a lot of tires ^...:eh:
I strictly used Armoral (sp?) for 3 years on my continental Touring 2000 and it dried out the side wall. I had a few different sources check it out and they said it had to have been some kind of applicant.
must be the Continentals then

but then again...thats a lot of tires ^...:eh:
I strictly used Armoral (sp?) for 3 years on my continental Touring 2000 and it dried out the side wall. I had a few different sources check it out and they said it had to have been some kind of applicant.
Windows--------------------------windex with newspaper
Dashboard------------------------meguiars cleaning wipes then protectant wipes
Car wash--------------------------whatever is in my garage im planning to get some Meguiars gold class
Wax--------------------------------zymol
Rims--------------------------------meguiar cleaning wipes
Tires--------------------------------No touch spray
Chrome----------------------------None
Trim(rubber/plastic)-------------meguiar cleaning wipes
Dashboard------------------------meguiars cleaning wipes then protectant wipes
Car wash--------------------------whatever is in my garage im planning to get some Meguiars gold class
Wax--------------------------------zymol
Rims--------------------------------meguiar cleaning wipes
Tires--------------------------------No touch spray
Chrome----------------------------None
Trim(rubber/plastic)-------------meguiar cleaning wipes
Originally posted by DJ TIËSTO
I'd have to say 4-5 hours at least...just on the exterior.
2 or less hours on the interior tops.
I'd have to say 4-5 hours at least...just on the exterior.
2 or less hours on the interior tops.
Originally posted by VRGNCD5
Damn dude, you broke it down.
Next question, how long does it take to finish ur car when you give it the full treatment? Not including cleaning the engine bay. Just the exterior and interior, how long does it take you? I can easily spend 3-5 hours on mine.
Damn dude, you broke it down.
Next question, how long does it take to finish ur car when you give it the full treatment? Not including cleaning the engine bay. Just the exterior and interior, how long does it take you? I can easily spend 3-5 hours on mine.
Now with the polisher, I can cut that time down to about 5 hours. But my level of detail is beyond what most people do. Ask all the So Cal cacs that has seen and touch my car's paint and they will tell you its super smooth, super shiny, and has a very slippery feeling.:thumbup:
I clean places that most people over look. That includes degreasing the wheel well and washing the wheel well, undercarriage, muffler, behind the rear bumper (dirt gets trapped behind there) and front bumper lip door hinges, under the trunk lid, under the hood, the crack in the rubber door seal, which gets clayed, paint cleaned, polished, and wax and when it comes to the interior, I bust out the tooth brush and Q tips. All the vents and cracks get cleaned. Basically if you can reach it or see it. Its been cleaned.
My Accord may not be fast, but it sure is clean.:thumbup:
Originally posted by integboi220
Windows--------------------------windex with newspaper
Dashboard------------------------meguiars cleaning wipes then protectant wipes
Car wash--------------------------whatever is in my garage im planning to get some Meguiars gold class
Wax--------------------------------zymol
Rims--------------------------------meguiar cleaning wipes
Tires--------------------------------No touch spray
Chrome----------------------------None
Trim(rubber/plastic)-------------meguiar cleaning wipes
Windows--------------------------windex with newspaper
Dashboard------------------------meguiars cleaning wipes then protectant wipes
Car wash--------------------------whatever is in my garage im planning to get some Meguiars gold class
Wax--------------------------------zymol
Rims--------------------------------meguiar cleaning wipes
Tires--------------------------------No touch spray
Chrome----------------------------None
Trim(rubber/plastic)-------------meguiar cleaning wipes
I don't know if you have one, but I'd recommend investing in a decent orbital buffer. Reason being, you see how ur car shines after you finish waxing it w/Zymol? Looks like it can't get any better than that huh? Think again. After I wax it, I bust out the buffer w/fresh lambs wool bonnet, grab my bottle of Meguiars Quik Detailer, mist a panel at a time, and buff it out. Oh my gawd, the finished product is so damn sessy, you gotta try that sometime.
Originally posted by VRGNCD5
another zymol user huh?
I don't know if you have one, but I'd recommend investing in a decent orbital buffer. Reason being, you see how ur car shines after you finish waxing it w/Zymol? Looks like it can't get any better than that huh? Think again. After I wax it, I bust out the buffer w/fresh lambs wool bonnet, grab my bottle of Meguiars Quik Detailer, mist a panel at a time, and buff it out. Oh my gawd, the finished product is so damn sessy, you gotta try that sometime.
another zymol user huh?
I don't know if you have one, but I'd recommend investing in a decent orbital buffer. Reason being, you see how ur car shines after you finish waxing it w/Zymol? Looks like it can't get any better than that huh? Think again. After I wax it, I bust out the buffer w/fresh lambs wool bonnet, grab my bottle of Meguiars Quik Detailer, mist a panel at a time, and buff it out. Oh my gawd, the finished product is so damn sessy, you gotta try that sometime.
Originally posted by EliteAccord
If the car has never been detailed in months to years. Then it would take about 7-10 hours by hand.
Now with the polisher, I can cut that time down to about 5 hours. But my level of detail is beyond what most people do. Ask all the So Cal cacs that has seen and touch my car's paint and they will tell you its super smooth, super shiny, and has a very slippery feeling.:thumbup:
I clean places that most people over look. That includes door hinges, under the trunk lid, under the hood, the crack in the rubber door seal, which gets clayed, paint cleaned, polished, and wax and when it comes to the interior, I bust out the tooth brush and Q tips. All the vents and cracks get cleaned. Basically if you can reach it or see it. Its been cleaned.
My Accord may not be fast, but it sure is clean.:thumbup:
If the car has never been detailed in months to years. Then it would take about 7-10 hours by hand.
Now with the polisher, I can cut that time down to about 5 hours. But my level of detail is beyond what most people do. Ask all the So Cal cacs that has seen and touch my car's paint and they will tell you its super smooth, super shiny, and has a very slippery feeling.:thumbup:
I clean places that most people over look. That includes door hinges, under the trunk lid, under the hood, the crack in the rubber door seal, which gets clayed, paint cleaned, polished, and wax and when it comes to the interior, I bust out the tooth brush and Q tips. All the vents and cracks get cleaned. Basically if you can reach it or see it. Its been cleaned.
My Accord may not be fast, but it sure is clean.:thumbup:
jfwy, nothing wrong w/keeping ur ride clean. You still have ur 5th gen?
Originally posted by VRGNCD5
damn man, are you always that anal?
jfwy, nothing wrong w/keeping ur ride clean. You still have ur 5th gen?
damn man, are you always that anal?
jfwy, nothing wrong w/keeping ur ride clean. You still have ur 5th gen?
You should go to the 5th Gen meet.
Originally posted by VRGNCD5
is that the stuff they sell at motorcycle shops?
is that the stuff they sell at motorcycle shops?


