Originally Posted by ThirdgenTa

You can purchase M105/205 at Advance Auto and O'Reilys.
Collinite 845 is a Hybrid Wax/Sealent that lasts 6 months and looks great on cars. I use either Collinite or Power lock on most of my customers cars.
It can be picked up at Advanced auto for $16. I would have to say its the one of the most durable waxes on the market.
A lot of people like ZEP all purpose cleaner which can be purchased at Home depot or Lowes.
Also for carpet cleaner Folex and Krud cutter are very effective and can be purchased at Home depot and lowes.

I usually get all my stuff from autogeek, but I am one of those people that don't like to order my stuff online all the time. Also I know where to get this stuff in a pinch.
Not trying to hijack your thread, just adding to it

Originally Posted by racingelting

Wow this is a great thread! I own a couple of collision repair centers and basically we are at the mercy of the sales people, and the fact we have to use "paint friendly" products. We have been wanting to start a detail center so I am going to try alot of these products to see what suits our needs best.

Thanks, Jamie

Originally Posted by Trendkiller Z

What methods and products do you use to clean carpeting and cloth interior not only for easy clenaing jobs but to remove difficult stains and whatnot? Hopefully this hasn't been asked in the last few pages.

Originally Posted by GoFast908Z

3. Having it professionally extracted is the best as it leaves no soap behind to attract dirt and has immense cleaning power. Outside of that, the only carpet cleaners I'd recommend are 303 Aerospace Carpet Cleaner which is water based. It cleans quickly, easily, smells good, and is inexpensive ($7 for 32oz). Folex is a good choice as well, though I don't use it, many have found it very useful.

Originally Posted by GoFast908Z

Page 9

Originally Posted by Trendkiller Z

I take it the info listed on page 9 also removes difficult stains such as coffee and whatnot?

Originally Posted by LilJayV10

Did you go look on page 9?

Originally Posted by Trendkiller Z

Yes, I finished reading all pages I had not read just before he replied. After doing so I felt his carpet cleaning reply wasn't quite as specific as the question I asked, therefore I reiterated the second portion of my original question. Anything else you would like to know?

Originally Posted by Z28MJ

Is there any point of me buying the professional detailing products with out having a good buffer? or would i just be wasting my money. thanks

Originally Posted by GoFast908Z

You're very welcome! I'm glad I've inspired you to get even better at detailing. And its always nice to hear people are anticipating the next thread I'm going to post. Got some good ones coming up!

Thats a beautiful 66! To answer your question, I've had the same issue with single stage paints and the IPA wipedown. What I found works better is doing another Dawn wash. It may take a little longer, but it will still strip the polishing oils that the IPA would strip, and it will remove any dust in the cracks that might be left over from the M105.

For the tires, I love Meguiars Pro Line Degreaser. Has worked great on white walls for me. But if that doesn't do it, there is a product you should be able to get locally. Its made just for white walls. I can't remember what its called, but its got "Bleach" in the title. You can give that a try.

Originally Posted by djfury05

Westleys Tire Cleaner Bleche Wite is the name of the product. It is amazing. Best tire cleaner ever!

Originally Posted by GoFast908Z

Did I answer your question? If not I can try to elaborate further.