Sourcing materials and review

[Truenosan]

Stay away from the waterblade. Worst tool you could use on your car. Some people claim it doesn't do any damage, but I've seen first hand what kind of damage it can do.

[Mugen EvOlutioN]

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real deep scratches?

[911fanatic]

Originally Posted by Mugen EvOlutioN

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real deep scratches?

Using a water blade will probably lead to a visit to my shop! All of a sudden, WW drying towels are pretty cheap,eh?

[seekerbeta]

Kens the Boss when it comes to this stuff... Waffle Towel = Best Investment EVER....

And a bottle Of Quick Detailer... Kills the Bug Guts and Bird shit and leaves a nice scent.... the bottle and cloth never leave the car

Tire Shine / Wheel Cleaner- Ken has the best... i have probably 300+$ in that stuff, and the stuff i got at kens was the best... lasts the longest, and does a damn good job of resisting brake dust.

Claybar... - Take kens advice, cut it up... 1/4 of a bar and keep it wet.


of course you need a 1 Gallon Jug of No Rinse too.. that stuff works miracles...


doesn't hurt to pick up some good stuff at kens... i never can say anything bad about the recommendations and products he sold me on.

[the_law82]

Thanks for all the input and it does seem like Ken comes highly recommended here.

I'll email you, Ken, for a quote on some items. We've talked before; I've asked for a detail quote for an MR2.

[highgloss]

yea get either ww towel or high class microfiber like cobras