It's not finished until . . .

[Silent Drone]

. . . you've pulled the wheels and put tire shine on the inside surface of the tires. Lol. Okay, I didn't go that far but I detailed everything else. Now I am relaxed and ready for the week ahead.

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And my favorite:

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[moyenecorniche]

I would not use tire shine in the interior, it is not for closed in spaces. It may also be detrimental to other interior material.

[Silverarrow240]

Lookin flawless man!!!!! I 3M hand glazed/Zymol'd both of our cars this weekend as well... Lookin great for the week ahead!

[Silent Drone]

Lookin flawless man!!!!! I 3M hand glazed/Zymol'd both of our cars this weekend as well... Lookin great for the week ahead!

All is right. Don't you just love a clean car? And it doesn't bother me that it's going to get dirty because that will give me an excuse to do it all over again. I have been using meguiar's gold carnauba paste (plus a pile of microfiber towels!) for a while now.

[Silent Drone]

I would not use tire shine in the interior, it is not for closed in spaces. It may also be detrimental to other interior material.

I was joking about using tire shine on the inside surface of the tires. It didn't translate. I usually don't use anything on the interior other than a moist microfiber towel to pick up the dust, a dry microfiber to get smudges on the interior of the windows and instrument custer, and vacuum. I don't treat the leather. It's a 36 mo lease and I've never had a problem with the leather aging in that short of a time period.

[moyenecorniche]

Why not treat the leather every so often ? it keeps it clean and pliant therefore less susceptible to marks and age wrinkles...

[Silent Drone]

Why not treat the leather every so often ? it keeps it clean and pliant therefore less susceptible to marks and age wrinkles...

I'm not saying you shouldn't. I just haven't felt the need to do it. Although, this is my first time with the perforated leather so time will tell how well that wears. I didn't notice any wear or deterioration on the leather of my two prior A6s on 36 month periods. Hence, I spend my detailing time focused on the exterior paint and wheels.

[moyenecorniche]

Good Enough, Nice car...

[agent47]

All is right. Don't you just love a clean car? And it doesn't bother me that it's going to get dirty because that will give me an excuse to do it all over again. I have been using meguiar's gold carnauba paste (plus a pile of microfiber towels!) for a while now.
I am kinda ocd when it comes to a clean car. I happen to clean it every weekend - a whole hour of loving. I used clay bar & Klasse a couple of months ago and it just made the car look new. The manual says it needs to be redone every 6 months. I'd probably do it at the end of 4 months again.