so cleaning your vehicles

I hate cleaning cars......pathological hatred.....

but the best stuff in the world ever, ever, ever is Pro-Long, Waterless wash and shine....get it off their web site.
Spray on and wipe off, for a really good shine another quick spray and polish, no need to wash it first with soap and water. It don't dry like wax so you don't get a white residue in cracks and body seams...it's really easy to wipe round (so elbow grease goes alot further) and it can be used on paint, chrome, plastic, leather, vinyl, glass etc....the surface is really "slippy" when you have cleaned and polished it and the more you use it the "slippier" it gets and dirt just don't stick to it... this is not bullshit either as any of you who have seen my A in the steel will know it never looks mucky....last year I cleaned it once, just before the Billing Fun Run and it was a mud bath..meaning it had to have a 5 min jet wash underneath and round the fenders....since then I have cleaned it once...for this years Billing Fun Run!!! For fucks sake I even cleaned 3 years worth of oil and road shit off the engine with it !....there is no need for 17 different cleaners for different surfaces..
If you don't believe me how good it is, if you see me at a show and I have the A with me, I will have a bottle in the boot and you can try it for your self.....you will then buy some, everybody I have shown it to is now a convert!

and trust me I hate cleaning cars..my record so far is 5 years without cleaning the daily

I find car cleaning/polishing quite therapeutic at times. It can be quite calming. Here's one I cleaned earlier.

my routine:

do the wheels first, and rinse out the arches etc.

rince car with lots of water from hose to get rid of grit etc. wash with car shampoo, rince off loads with water

let it dry, quick once over with a clean chammy or microfibre towel to stop water spots

polish with autoglym super resin polish (sparingly so you dont get white dust everywhere)

seal that with autoglym extra gloss protection, wait half hour then buff off

coat of collinite 845 or 476 wax, wait for it to haze over then buff off. sorted