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lol Ive been waiting for mine too, I think that dream is out of stock hahah @op, you can find much cheaper carts at your local stores, or if you have any tools you can also build your own custom cart for much cheaper.

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This is where interior detailer would work best. If you dont have the interior detailer, you can use a microfiber and maybe spray the towel with some interior leaner to help wipe the dust off. I wouldnt reapply conditioner so soon tho

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Its also great as a bug remover. I spray the front of the truck before washing it down, and it makes it a lot easier to clean up all the dead bugs. Ive tried diluted rinseless, but cant seem to get the right ratio to be just as good as waterless. It gets close, but not the same.

Welcome to the forum Joe! Thats a great looking mustang! Do you know what products you guys used? Im a huge fan of their waxes and the H2O guard and gloss, but the best part is they all seem to work hand in hand.

Undercarriage spray is one of my favorite products. Very underrated on trucks

To save some time and detail spray, I would just clay the truck before you dry it from the wash. Just use the same soapy water to lubricate the clay bar. Youll save a lot of detail spray this way, and time because you wont have to dry it twice. Theres really no need for detail spray after H2O gg. I feel like H2O is kinda like detail spray on steroids, it protects better, it dries better, and it shines better. The only time I use detail spray over h2o is when I work a bit slow and the h2o dries out, I use a little detail spray to help wipe the h2o gg off.

I spray down the carpet with carpet and upholstery cleaner, and then lightly brush it with a horsehair brush. Then once the hairs broken free, i vacuum with a shop vac.

Exactly, every forum you look into, or even most google searches will somehow lead back to adams products. Even most detailing youtube videos will have a comparison to adams or the comments will suggest adams. Maybe as a business theyre not as big as a few other companies that sell through big box stores, but as a detailing company, they have to be one of the biggest ones out there regardless of what they say.

Welcome! Nice truck! I dont think ive seen a colorado in that color before, but it looks really good. It sounds like you already have a good plan. Id also suggest getting tire shine, and invisible undercarriage spray. Those little details make a huge difference, specially on a truck. Also since youre already going to clay the windows, adding glass sealant would be a good idea.

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The only ones I can think of would be carpet and upholstery cleaner. Maybe odor neutralizer and all purpose cleaner. But idk if steam cleaning would be more effective in this case.

The leather conditioner repels dust really good, so I hardly have to clean the interior. Id say I use interior detailer maybe about twice every 3 months or so, and the cleaner only when I go fishing or to the dunes or notice any visible stains. I think I use more of my interior products on other things like my couch or boots and so on lol.

california dusters have a reputation of creating swirls. Id stay away from them and stick to microfiber instead.

Man I cant get over how badass your mustang looks!

Bump! Nice pictures everyone!

same here, Ive tried different ways of cleaning, (doing all 4 tires first, then all 4 rims, or finish one wheel completely first, then jump to the next) and I cant seem to find a good work flow yet lol

Buttery is good enough. However, the paste wax will typically last longer on your car.

Im the other way around. I find it much easier to remove heavy dirt with the red wash mitt. The regular wash pad feels a lot softer in my hands. Then theres also the wash wedge which I think its the most versatile. Its soft, but with a little bit of pressure, it removes just about anything pretty easy.

I usually split the workload in 2 different days. Interior and Exterior. But I think im going to start doing the same as you and break it into separate days. The wheels alone take as long as the rest of the truck.

I have new 16oz bottles of Tire N rubber cleaner, Invisible Undercarriage Spray, and Detail spray for trade. Im looking for new towels mostly, preferably interior towels, but ill entertain any offers. Thanks

Interior Detailer has spf-35 iirc. But honestly anything over spf 15 is going to be very similar. At least on humans, maybe plastics are different. But spf 15 blocks 93% uva rays, while spf 30 blocks about 97%. SPF 50 blocks about 98%

Thats right, you can use leather conditioner on any plastic and it works great. It helps repel dust and adds protection. The interior detailer can be used under or over the leather conditioner. I havent noticed any difference. Usually it goes over the conditioner because you dont have to condition it that often.

Man, that last picture is awesome! Let us know how the trim coating holds up