Hey Guys, Looking at placing my first detailing order. Here is what I already have and what I plan on getting. Keep in mind I detail my cars by hand since I dont have the funds at the moment for a Porter Cable Random Orbital and Menzerna products to go with it since I am a student. And yes I'm a Autoglym fan since lots of people recommend their product line and aren't that pricey. Anything I should remove or add please let me know Thanx! Anyone know of a good Wheel Glaze for machined finished wheels and matte? Products that I currently own: -Autoglym Leather Balm -Autoglym Leather Cleaner -Autoglym Instant Tyre Dressing -Autoglym Super Resin Polish -Autoglym Vinyl and Ruber Care -Autoglym HD Wax Products that I am considering to purchase: -Autoglym Bumper Care (355ML) -Autoglym Glass Polish (355ML) -Autoglym Tar Remover (355ML) -Autoglym Paint Renovator (355ML) -Autogylm Metal Polish (355ML) -Autoglym Interior Shampoo (5L) -Autoglym Custom Wheel Cleaner (5L) -Autoglym Fast Shine and Lube (5L) -Autoglym Power Max 3 (5L) -Chemical Guys Citrus Wash & Gloss (16oz) For stripping wax? -Chemical Guys Maxi Suds II or Honey Dew Snow Foam (128oz) -Chemical Guys Lighting Fast Stain/Carpet Cleaner (16oz) For tough stains? -Chemical Guys Wet Mirror Finish (16oz) Can this be applied by hand? -Laitner Ergonomic Spoke/ Slot Wheel Brush -Laitner Grip-It Fender & Body Brush -Laitner Grip-It Two Loop Wheel Brush -Laitner Grip-It Vent & Dash Duster -Raceglaze Brush Set (5 brushes) Are 5 brushes needed or is the one good size I should just buy? And other brush sets that are better?
Nice list. You can get away with using the Powermax to strip lsp so don't need the Citrus wash n gloss. Also Autoglym Interior Shampoo will get out tough stains too just need to use proper dilution so no need for Lighting stain cleaner. And yes Wet Mirror Finish can be applied by hand. As for the brushes get the 5 set. They are all useful.
