I use JS 109 on film. Works great!!!

Andy

 

Moe, now that the new porsche nav screens are touch screen (many fingerprints) what cleaner and cloth do you recommend? Do you have any experience with the clear covers that some companies recommend?

 

You want to use the safest and simplest product on the nav screen. The ONLY product I recommend and use on the nav screen is einszett ****pit Premium. It works great as it lifts the oils and dirt from your fingertip marks on the screen while not leaving any haze. Use a very high quality microfiber that has a long nap as to not scratch the screen.

http://www.glisteningperfectionstore...00mL%2C/Detail

http://www.glisteningperfectionstore...owel%2C/Detail

 

Moe, thanks. I have both of those products (from you). Great to know and as always thanks for the quick response.

 

great!

 

Hello Moe

I am thinking of the gun foam, starter kit, the question is after that I have polish and wax but I was thinking of the sealer .. whats the proces.. first wash the car if its free of swirls just do the sealer and then wax?

 

Great question...

After washing, if doing a full exterior detail, you'll need to clay before polishing. After claying, you may be able to polish by hand if the swirls are minor. After polishing, you can apply a sealant or a wax. If you are trying to go for durability and the carnauba look, you'd apply the sealant first, then apply the carnauba wax.

1. Wash
2. Clay
3. Polish
4. Seal (optional)
5. Wax

Does this answer your question?

 

thanks for the answer Moe so fast, I did the clay light polish and wax last month.. so probably what about wash, clay seal and wax?
any sealer that you would suggest? and I was reading a little bit that you can apply a couple of layers but waiting 24hours ...

 

If you clayed and polished last month, then you don't have to do it again. A good synthetic sealant would be rejex. You can layer it over a few applications. Then I would simply wash with a polymer soap like einszett Perls and wax using einszett spray wax to maintain.

 

Moe, do you still deal in Zymol products?

 

Hi Ray. Great to hear from you again. We dissolved our relationship with Zymol early this year and found a suitable replacement: Swissvax from Switzerland

http://www.glisteningperfectionstore...vax/Categories

Please feel free to call me if you hae any questions about what products you're use to getting and their new counterpart from Swissvax.

As any product we carry, there's a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.

 

Moe,
Have you ever used a clay bar on a windshield? I have contaminents I can feel on my rear glass and it got me thinking... Your thoughts?
Regards,

 

Absolutely....great question. We do this on all the higher end details. It only makes sense since the same contaminants that are on the paint, are on the glass. You can also polish the glass with a glass polish.

 

I see these wheel brushes, well not really brush but floppy things that you put in the cordless drill. It gets into the spokes quite well and seems to be a time saver.
Where do you get these?

 

If your wheels are in good shape, and you routinely clean the inside of them, a brush like this is ideal and most professionals use it on their details:

http://www.glisteningperfectionstore...tail%2C/Detail

The brush you speak of can be purchased here:

http://www.detailersdomain.com/searc...anufacturer=25

IMHO, I see it more as a novelty rather than a useful tool.