Bought my kid a new 2015 GTI, but if he can't take care of it it willsit in the driveway until he does. I don't want him scratching it, I want him to do it right.
He is a visual learner so can anyone point me to some good washing, claying, waxing, detailing videos?
I can teach/tell him only so much, and frankly I just confuse jim as my brain is on 1/2 capacity.
Thanks for your help!

 

www.adamsforums.com

www.autogeekonline.net


Some excellent info and vids on these sites...

Let us know how you make out!

 

Best money I spent was have a pro level detailer come to my home, and clay, polish and apply a coating to my car. I told him up front before he quoted me that I wanted to learn and he priced me out and I have been hooked on detailing ever since.


I only do my own cars.

 

Before August 2011 I kept my 2006 Cayenne in great shape, washed every week from April-October, and on those fluke warmer winter days and waxed it evey month and i used Rejex on my wheels year round. I spent many a cold day claying and polishing in my garage to the tube of The Beatles, The Who, Led Zeppelin, and Pearl Jam. I really enjoyed the work, and lived my car clean. Since that August I haven't been able to do a lot, but I think that I can get a polisher, and the right brushes with the right reach, I can get back to making her shine- plus my kids are teenagers now. My 9 year-old Cayenne needs a lot of TLC, and I have been working my way through the likes of a valve body replacement, and cardan shaft repair to mention only a few. Now that the warmer weather is here I can do more physically, so I am looking forward to making the old girl shine.