This was a clean up for winter. We did polish it and apply a coating. What was done - Exterior - Wheels were prepped with Sonax Wheel Cleaner and cleaned up with various brushes - Tires were spritzed down with Adam’s All Purpose Cleaner and washed down - Wheel wells were cleaned up - Pre Washed with W99 - Wash down and rinsed - Door jambs were cleaned up - Clayed - Dried - Tires dressed - Masking - 1 Step Menzerna Super Finish - Inspection with Fenix,Infratech, and natural sunlight - Last Step – Aquartz Nano Coating - Wheel wells were cleaned and dressed - Rubber and Plastics Treated - Exterior windows and mirrors cleaned and sealed - Exhaust tips cleaned - Windows were clayed, cleaned, and sealed Engine - Clean - Dress Interior - Vac - Wipe down - Glass Links to products used - 1Z einszett W99 Adam's All Purpose Cleaner Sonax Full Effect Wheel Cleaner Uber Clay Bar Kit Menzerna Super Finish Aquartz Nano Coating Adam's Super VRT Adam's Metal Polish Wolf's Nano Glass Sealant Wolf's Nano Rim Sealant 1Z Windscreen Cleaner Uber Engine Detail Kit 1Z einszett Cockpit Tools used Uber Wool Wash Mitt Uber No Name MF Towels Flex PE14-2-150 Uber Buffing Pads Defelsko Paint Meter Brinkmann Kranzle Pressure Washer Cam Spray Foam Canon 2 Grit Guard Buckets with Caddies Uber Firehose Nozzle Metro Air Force Blaster Before Engine After Wheels and Tires Before Sonax Full Effect Wheel Cleaner in action Wash Rinse Iron Cut, Clay, Polishing not shown. Interior all done Afters
Looks great. I noticed that you always do a preWash with W99. Do you: - spray the car down (when its dry) with W99 - dwell, rinse - wash with soap Or do you spray it with the W99 (when it's dry), then hand wash the car without soap? And just using W99? I'm just trying to find different techniques to prep the car that I work on.
I put w99 in the cam spray foamer attachment and it does all the work. I let it dwell and then proceed to spray off then wash.
