My camo xb is my first new car and I really want to keep it looking nice. I was just wondering what everyone else used to wash and detail their cars.

WSW Water, Soap, WaX. For the INT i use a wet rag

OK here is my 2 cents and YOU WILL BUY THIS THINGS!!!! lol jk :lol: ya i love washing my xb.. ok know here is what i use:

1. Body = Mr. Clean Spot Free no need to dry car waser best thing ever made...
2. Tiers = ArmerAll no need to hose off self cleaning tire shiner is the best imo leavs them god dam shiny lo. :lol:
3. Rims if you got any yet = windex and a microw fiber cloth form Black Magic its blue
4. Interior = California show duster its usaly white handeld and red duster has AS SEEN on TV Logo its #1 i love it
5. Interior continud = u could always us a swefer statick duster to thoughs thigs are also great.
6. Interior continud = for the rugs just go to your local car was and use ther ultra suck vacumes i think they are the most powerful ons in the world.... lol they realy suck!!!!! :lol:
7. Body continud = oh ya for the windows in and out use windex and that microw fiber cloth by black magic rimeber to buy 2 one for the weels and one for the windos...

Note: you can get all this stuff at a super wallmart trust me try thim if you dont like thim there are alot of othere thigs there you can use.
Note:++ about waxing i don't know but i think i am going to get some prows to do it cuz thouse spining thing to buff the cars scur me to hell i am parinod and think that it wiil scrach my baby lol.... :lol: so ya this is my 2 cents peace from BLT 8) :shock: lol BLT = Brave Little Toster

If you really want to learn to keep your xB looking new, go to www.autopia.org - there's a "Learn" button to help you get started.

Just about ready to give up on Mr Clean. With AZ water, the filter only lasts one wash.

After that ,you get this ugly white film all over. If I do continue to use it, I will change the filiter every time.

Finally got an absorber that works great, so I may just go back to the old fashion way and use the absorber to dry.

Another thing I have tried for the later drips is have some distilled water and use it on a clean rag. Worked great.

Sean