What kind of cleaning supplies for my new car?

[1200mk]

I just recently got a black/black camry se v6. Ive gotten some meguiars gold car wash and a wash mitt. What else do i need?

What kind of wax?

What kind of clay?

What kind of polish?

I dunno anything besides just washing a car.

Thanks

[Nick]

go to your local funeral home, ask them what they use, i did that for my dad's black volvo 960 wagon, i got that thing blindingly shiny

ever seen anythign shinier than a hearse?

[soundlzrd]

Griots Garage is the only stuff that touches my car

[Phi]

Check out his forum. All your car detailing info questions answered. http://www.autopia.ws/

I exclusively use Zaino Bros products

[NextlevelCamry]

I love Meguiars products.

[88 LE]

Originally posted by Phi
I exclusively use Zaino Bros products

Zaino Bros polish is amazing shit. Nice deep glossy shine.

[1200mk]

What exactly is the name of the Zaino product? Am I supposed to use the one with clearcoat?

Thanks

[Phi]

Here's their website;
http://www.zainostore.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc

It's fine for today's clearcoats.

[warlock]

sorry not to say anything about the outside of the car but do not use (armer all) on the inside ie. the dash,door panals.after time it will fuck them up.use something non-silicone based

[jjthenovice]

What about using Son of a Gun for interior????

[warlock]

Originally posted by jjthenovice
What about using Son of a Gun for interior????

i dont know if it silicone based if it is dont use it. alcohol dosnt mix with silicone so if it smells like alcohol i use it,i go to a auto paint store and get MAX-OFF it is a prep wipe for people to paint there interior,cleanse and it looks like new.

[88 LE]

Originally posted by warlock
sorry not to say anything about the outside of the car but do not use (armer all) on the inside ie. the dash,door panals.after time it will fuck them up.use something non-silicone based

Armor All is nasty shit. Its greasy and attracts dust.

I use Zephyr Pro 39. A guy I use to goto school with works at a detail shop so I got it through him. Its awesome stuff, but its expensive ($50 / gallon). It leaves a nice deep wet gloss shine, but its not greasy at all and its dry if you touch it.

Detail shops also use some blue liquid. I don't know the name of it, but I call it blue. Its also awesome shit, but expensive as well.

Hit up your local detail shops and find out what they use.

Oh heres a pic of my friends Supra that I detailed with Zephyr Pro 39:

[Structureboy]

I second that Griot's Garage. Good stuff.