[psun]

Hey guys,

I just need some advice on what should be my first priority to purchase. I've been browsing for some time now and I believe that I should get some p21s TAW. As for the rest, I have no clue. I have a TiAg E90 so any suggestions on what is best for it would be very well appreciated. I know there are many people asking, "what should I get??!?!?" but this is very specific as I only have silver cars. Thanks!!

[lopealle]

to me it really depends on what your trying to do. im not an expert but i will tell you what i bought first.

Exterior.
1. meguiars gold clas car wash.
2. stoners tarminator or p21 taw (although tarminator is cheaper)
3. a grout sponge from lowes works great. some people buy the sheepskin mit
4. micro fiber towels

or this will tell you everything

http://www.e90post.com/forums/newrep...te=1&p=7547391

[psun]

Originally Posted by lopealle

to me it really depends on what your trying to do. im not an expert but i will tell you what i bought first.

Exterior.
1. meguiars gold clas car wash.
2. stoners tarminator or p21 taw (although tarminator is cheaper)
3. a grout sponge from lowes works great. some people buy the sheepskin mit
4. micro fiber towels

or this will tell you everything

http://www.e90post.com/forums/newrep...te=1&p=7547391

Thanks!

Btw, that link is bad.

[lopealle]

my bad wrong link what i meant was this http://www.detailedimage.com/Auto-Detailing-Guide/

[Krells]

It really comes down to personal preference really. The surface prep makes the biggest difference in my opinion. I would pick up a clay bar to prep the surface before wax/sealant. I have used Zaino in the past and loved it but am trying some Werkstatt acrylic jett on Friday since it is supposed to look great on silver. For polishing I like Menzerna SIP and FP.

[racersky]

Originally Posted by lopealle

to me it really depends on what your trying to do. im not an expert but i will tell you what i bought first.

Exterior.
1. meguiars gold clas car wash.
2. stoners tarminator or p21 taw (although tarminator is cheaper)
3. a grout sponge from lowes works great. some people buy the sheepskin mit
4. micro fiber towels

or this will tell you everything

http://www.e90post.com/forums/newrep...te=1&p=7547391

In my opinion I wouldn't put tarminator and p21 taw in the same category.

[lopealle]

Originally Posted by racersky

In my opinion I wouldn't put tarminator and p21 taw in the same category.

i my friend am no professional. i just use either one for removal of bugs and things like that.

[racersky]

Originally Posted by lopealle

i my friend am no professional. i just use either one for removal of bugs and things like that.

I'm not a professional either just giving my 2 cents

[Sooners335i]

Originally Posted by Krells

The surface prep makes the biggest difference in my opinion. I would pick up a clay bar to prep the surface before wax/sealant.

This is great advice right here. For a good looking surface, it comes down mostly to prep and technique. Plenty of good products out there, but your process will make the biggest difference.

[bob.g]

i was a fist time buyer recently and these were my best purchases. i bought some other stuff but heres what i made the most use of:

Meguiar's Glass Cleaner Concentrate
Meguiar's Super Degreaser D108
mothers clay bar system
wheel cleaning brush
303 protectant
blackfire wet diamond sealant
microfiber towels
clean vent kit brushes
weave towel to dry car
bucket with grit guard
wash mit
armor all tire gel

[racersky]

Originally Posted by bob.g

i was a fist time buyer recently and these were my best purchases. i bought some other stuff but heres what i made the most use of:

Meguiar's Glass Cleaner Concentrate
Meguiar's Super Degreaser D108
mothers clay bar system
wheel cleaning brush
303 protectant
blackfire wet diamond sealant
microfiber towels
clean vent kit brushes
weave towel to dry car
bucket with grit guard
wash mit
armor all tire gel

Not sure of your preference but if you like matte black type of finish on your tires you should try and use some of that 303 aerospace protectant you have there on it. Spray on and let it soak in for several minutes while you remove wax or something and then wipe the excess off.