JCT

OK, Rinseless it is!  The starter set is a good deal - will check to see if it includes the new double soft towels.  It will be great to be able to wash in my garage if needed - already 80 deg by 7:30 this AM and no shade!

Almost forgot, here's the new ride after it's first detailing. Just an iPhone grab for now.

JT

Hi All,

I've finished a full detail of my new Mustang using my Adam's products and now I have an upkeep question.

I live in dusty Tucson, AZ and while my car is garaged, within a couple of days I always have a fine coating of dust.  Thank goodness I didn't succumb to the siren call of the black Mustang I saw first  , but my Ruby Red is dark enough that I can see the dust.

I know one approach would be to do a simple 2-bucket wash every weekend and I may just default to that, but should I be thinking about different approaches? Rinseless, etc?

Any other desert dwellers have ideas?

Thanks!

JT

Thanks guys - will do, re: pics.  Once I give the new ride it's first "bath" and shine - ton's of dust out here in the desert 

And the total interior detailer is for the beater Jeep so it doesn't feel neglected. No leather anywhere in that car!

Excellent - went with the Car Cleaner kit and added the Interior Detailer for good measure.  Figured I would start off with a good conditioning as Dan and Robert suggested.

Will watch a few videos and looking forward to getting going!

Thanks,

JT

Hi all,

The title says it all.   I have a brand-new Mustang Premium GT with the leather interior (no premier trim, however).

I have already purchased a good collection of Adam's products for the exterior, but I'm a bit confused as to how to get started on the interior given the car is brand -new.

Advice would be greatly appreciated.

Best,

JT

Hi all,

Just bought my first new car in many years - a Ruby Red Mustang GT with those "infamous" difficult to clean black PP tires. 

Already purchased some Adam's products to keep my new ride as nice as possible in this harsh climate.

Will head to the Interiors forum as I'm still not sure what approach to take. 

Appreciate all that I have learned here so far!

JT