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I'm really curious about this and it has more to do with paint than the product itself. Ok, so I polished my car with this and noted when I got to a lower panel that the pad turned red(my car color, obvious). But on upper panels I got no red residue. I'm assuming this car was repainted...

Yes that is right. Along with my sponge and a bottle of soap, I need nothing else but the water hose. I been borderline for some time now, but after applying polish and wax it seemed like the next step was for soap to be applied similarly. Even though I use a sponge, I don't see why...

Would they be better or worse than nothing at all? On a side note, do any of you repair windshields as part of your profession?

Is it necessary to use quik-detailer for this step? Can I get away with using window cleaner or water in order not to dry buff?

$20- wash and dry, interior wipedown and vacuum $40- tires and wheels and trim protectant $60- one coat of wax $80- two coats of wax $100- interior w/protectant and glass Hey all. I just got excited when I finally applied a non-cleaner wax over a cleaner wax. Now if I could...

Is this not the dumbest product ever? What cleaner can clean rubber and metal? I prefer a wheel cleaner for the wheel and bleechewite for the tire? Now I just have to find something that will clean some baked on and sat in brake dust!

When it gets hot and the car bakes in the sun, is it better to simply have a clean car versus having one with "sealant" or wax? Seeing that "a protective layer of wax" may trap heat and wreak havoc!

Is it best to leave them alone because the addition of tire shine may attract unwanted attention? Because we all know there is no way to get to them as often as the outside of the tire.

Following the three steps: clean, polish, protect Cleaning is removing dirt. And Wax is providing protection. What is polish doing? Is it removing paint?

I've waxed cars for years, until I read here that you need a polish in between the wash and the wax. I will start with Dawn to clean, then can you find me a polish, then I got a mothers carnauba cleaner wax, turtle wax, raindance. I also have plenty of soaps to keep it clean in between...

Was Miagi onto something? Is one motion better than another? Side-to-side, clockwise, counter, cross-hatching? Or maybe apply your polish or wax, clockwise then buff counter-clockwise...