New to car detailing

[Reconciled Chaos]

Howzit Gents

So I'm a complete noob when it comes to car detailing.

But in the light of my new car, I really want to take good care of it.
I therefore decided to get some decent products to wash and maintain her.

I'm from SA so we don't have a broad range of products available, seeing that I can buy Auto Finesse's products online, I'm thinking about getting the following:
- Citrus Power
- Finale Quick Detailer (For Clay Lube)
- Lather PH-Neutral Shampoo
- Microfibre Madness Waverider Drying Towel
- Oblitarate
- Imperial wheel cleaner
- Mint rims
- Clay bar fine
- Triple all in one polish
- 3M Blue Scotch masking tape
- Pack of polyfoam applicators
- Mothers genuine Lambswool wash mitt
- Daytona speed master wheel brush
- Two way mini detailing brush
- Scratchless green microfibre polishing towel
- And of course 2 water buckets

I know it's a hefty list, but is this all that's needed?

Thanks in advance :approve:

 

[richy22]

List looks okay to me considering the limited range of products you can access

 

[Reconciled Chaos]

List looks okay to me considering the limited range of products you can access

Thanks!

Should I get a bottle of Iron X?

 

[richy22]

If you dont mind the smell! and want to play then get one, I wouldn't say it is a necessity though

 

[Reconciled Chaos]

If you dont mind the smell! and want to play then get one, I wouldn't say it is a necessity though

Cool, thanks bud!

 

[Yellow Dave]

You don't seem to have any real protection in the way of a wax or sealant? tripple will provide a little protecetion but will need re-applying once a month maybe more. Use something like tough coat spray on sealant over tripple and you are onto a winner.

AF due their own clay lube 'glide' incase you wanted to keep your QD finale as after wash maintenance.

Iron X and other iron removers are always handy to have even if you don't use them in every detail