Want to Learn how to Detail -- Help!

[AudiWxGuy]

Since I've had my car I've always taken great care of it. I wash it myself and only dry it with Microfibre clothes. I want to do more. I want to really get it looking great. The only way to do this is by taking the time to detail it. With a claybar, polish spray, wax, etc...

What is a good starter kit, for someone who has little experience doing this sort of thing? Is there such a kit? If there is, who makes it? If some of the detailers here could point me in the right direction that would be great! Are there instructions I could follow to do each step, as I really do not want to damage my paint.

Thanks!

Eddie

[reggaemylitis]

Watch all of the Adam's videos in this link:

http://www.detailersdomain.com/index...on=Custom&ID=3

Detailer's Domain, where those videos are posted on (and sponsor of this forum and overall great folks), sells an Adam's complete detail kit for $380, INCLUDING the Porter Cable polisher! That is a steal, and I would have considered it if I hadn't already bought a bunch of stuff before I saw it. Here's the link to that.

http://www.detailersdomain.com/index...PROD&ProdID=44

If you watch those videos and do everything it says using the products in that kit, you would have a pretty dopetastic detail when you were finished. Then you can upgrade items as necessary in the future, like buying $500 waxes and such! [O_O]

But that would get you into it for pretty cheap.

[reggaemylitis]

And I know $380 sounds like a lot when you've been using Armour All and Turtle Wax your whole life, but trust me, $380 ain't nothing!!!!!!!!

Some of the professional detailers on here might have some better suggestions, but after watching those videos, I learned quite a lot, even though I knew a bunch of it already from detailing over the years. Then read every thread you can on this detailing forum, and all the stickys.

[AudiWxGuy]

Have you become pretty good at detailing with this stuff?

[Mike @ einszett]

Eddie,

I'd also like to suggest you check out our detailing guide at our website www.1z-usa.com.

Check out the "Keep It Clean" articles on proper detailing techniques and other useful information that will help you establish a solid foundation in detailing.

If you have any questions you can always email me or send me a mssg on here.