Cleaning Your Car

in the summertime and dry time, I usually use cordless vacuum cleaner, it's enough to clean ground at weekly basis
 
I was having a look at some wax and detailer specifically for black cars the other day and was wondering if anyone could recommend anything?
 
I was having a look at some wax and detailer specifically for black cars the other day and was wondering if anyone could recommend anything?

Not specifically for black cars but have had extraordinary results with Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant, Wolfgang Fuzion Synthetic wax. Hit it with Meguiars M205 prior to and it's a recipe for brilliance.
 
what do you guys recommend on the interior, to clean the dash and door panels?

303 (30313-CSR) UV Protectant Spray for Vinyl, Plastic, Rubber, Fiberglass, Leather & More – Dust and Dirt Repellant - Non-Toxic, Matte Finish, 32 Fl. oz

This works really well for me when cleaning interior dash and door panels. There's a really slight shine, but it makes the color look deeper IMO. Also protects against UV!
 
Hey guys and gals. Just wanted to share this new Discovery. I was giving "Chef", my 4th gen 4runner, a bath. I was going to dry her off with my XL microfiber towel but I had an idea. I decided to use a leaf blower. Now I know, Im sure I looked strange doing so but the results were fantastic!
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I used to just use whatever was on sale at AutoZone, but my brother told me to try Chemical Guys and I was really impressed with the results. The amount of suds, scent and cleaning action was really nice.

It's a little less than $20 for a big jug of it on Amazon
 
in the summertime and dry time, I usually use a cordless vacuum cleaner, it's enough to clean ground at weekly basis

I also use vacuum cleaner as well as car wash (shampoo), cellulose sponge, chamois, polish, wax, terry towels and tire dressing. It is enough to make one cleaning per week to keep your car clean. And vacuum cleaner is good if your children like to eat something in your car or after playing in a sandbox to clean the crumbs or sand.
 
I have an 03 4Runner sr5 in New York. Never garaged and it shines and gets mistaken for a 5-8 year old model lol
 
I feel like its a love-hate relationship man. I enjoy the process of cleaning the car, but the amount of time it takes vs. local car wash spots is just insane. Then God forbid the water drys too quickly on the windows, its like OCD mania.
 
I feel like its a love-hate relationship man. I enjoy the process of cleaning the car, but the amount of time it takes vs. local car wash spots is just insane. Then God forbid the water drys too quickly on the windows, its like OCD mania.



I hear you! You may want to look into a deionizer. They aren’t terribly expensive. Use it for your final rinse and let it air dry and you have a spot free wash without drying by hand.
 
I highly recommend a clay bar treatment once a year if not twice, you will be amazed at the contaminants it pulls from the paint especially from what you believe is a really clean car! Just use a baggie over your hand and rub on the paint after a wash and if you feel grit it’s time for a clay bar.
 

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