Black Friday Sale up to 50% off detailing product. www.esotericcarcare.com!

Surprised to see you no longer carry 22PLE?

 

Todd, if a person were to work on completely detailing a car from using a clay bar to possible buffing, what products would you recommend if you were doing your personal car? (not interested in the sponges, or buffing pads, just the products to apply). Thanks

 

Take a peek at this thread - 99% products purchased from Todd:

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/348-355-sponsored-bradan/408492-my-exterior-adventure.html

 

I have proudly purchased from Todd's online store during this great sale. I'm excited to get the new stuff to try out when the weather gets better here!!!

 

Thanks Todd, I am a do it yourself person. Actually it is therapy which means I probably need therapy. The Gyeon Q2 MOHS is out of stock. Will you be getting it in soon?

Also, what would you recommend for a daily detailer after the treatment? Thanks

 

Dave, thanks for the link. Great post.

 

Best advice ever!

 

You're welcome buddy!!
Keep up the great work. CUSTOMER FOR LIFE!

 

Ok, will place order tonight. May be a stupid question, but my car really never sees rain and I normally just use a detailer to keep it looking good. So, based on the above, I would have to wash the car each time it gets road dust on it?

I know the car will not melt, but I would rather just wipe it clean after every drive.

Thanks for the help.

 

Amen. I wash my car just about once a week during the driving season because, as Todd says, you really just want to rinse away / float away the road dust and other abrasives. If your surface is prepped right, then washing is very easy as nothing sticks. A little bit of a gentle rub down with a nice soap product, and you've got a great looking car. I spray mine down with detailing spray after the wash to help deepen the gloss as well. It helps catch any stray water spots too.

Washing away dust is a safer solution as opposed to rubbing it in in-place.

 

+1!!!
NEVER dry wipe a car (that includes detailer spray on a dusty car), it's a guaranteed way to get swirls. I touch the paint the least amount that I have to. I don't even dry it by hand, I use the Master Blaster that delivers gently warmed, filtered high velocity air.

 

I wash water wash my car every other drive (short drives) or every time (long drives).

This is the best way to reduce micro scratches.