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Why wheels and mufflers before car? Since that's where the bulk of the dirt and debris is, wouldn't you be better off keeping that stuff off your brush and out of your bucket until last?
Why wheels and mufflers before car? Since that's where the bulk of the dirt and debris is, wouldn't you be better off keeping that stuff off your brush and out of your bucket until last?
Different brushes. Clean the buckets between wheels/mufflers and the car.
I figured some of you guys would be way more OCD about washing your cars than me
I wash the body top, front, rear sides and then wheels/tires/ exhaust tips last
Exactly. In the sun you wash one section at a time and rinse, keeping the car wet until you're ready to dry. In the shade, it really doesn't matter much. In sequence:
Roof and Windows
Hood & trunk
Doors and front fenders, one side at a time
Lower side sills and front end
Rear fenders and lower rear bumper
Mufflers, tips and wheels
I don't think that's OCD. Just makes sense, is all.
I WFH and my G37 is always garaged. When I go to the gym or the occasional trip into the office, it's always covered when parked. I wash the car once a week and also wash my mufflers and tips. Invidia actually specifies that in order to preserve the Titanium burnt coloring, don't let grease, water stains, or dirt accumulate on them. It also suggests using only neutral detergents or water to gently clean them. After I dry the car, I use a micro-fiber towel sprayed with a water-based, multi-purpose cleaner from Trader Joe's because it's mild and works great for windows, mirrors, and stainless steel. My mufflers look nearly as good as the day I installed them. Call me ****, but I like to take care of my stuff. Plus, the essential oils infused...nevermind.
Thanks! Removing the letters is definitely on the table, I hate all of the lettering. When I was at the body shop they mentioned they could black vinyl all of the chrome window sill's as well black the entire grill minus the logo. Wish they mentioned that when I brought it in to get the spoiler mounted to make it one and done. But its all good, little at a time.
^^^agreed looks great...don't understand all the chrome infiniti uses. Not for me personally and big fan of either blacking it out or matching the paint