cuoinon07

Have anyone hear or use ResistALL products before?
I was given RESISTALL car kit from the dealer gave me a kit when I bought the car. The kit came with exterior car wash, paint renewer, leather renewer, interior surface cleaner, window cleaner, and tire dressing.
I google it and there isn't much about ResistALL products.
I need your advice on it before I use it.
Should I use its car wash to wash my car??
thanks

451/443=EW

Dude they dont put sand in the soap. Its not gona hurt your car. Go ahead and use it all up, you can find better stuff later.

drevil2k2

Glad you got the kit for free.

Not much info on the product, but has popped up in other forums

https://mbworld.org/forums/detailing-automotive-care/144879-resistall-protection-package.html

http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-det...ll-sucker.html

I get my car detailed (clay bar, sealer and wax) 1-2 times per year, depending on how many washes. The car is much easier to wash and drying is faster.

maninblack

wish my dealer would do the same to me lol

cuoinon07

thanks for link, I don't think i got RESISTall package. They didn't say anything about it; they just give me this car care kit as a gift. I don't want to use if they are high not quality product.
I am thinking to do the samething: clay ( don't know which product yet)-> sealer ( thinking about klasse)--> wax(p21s).
Are those good products to use or are there better products?
I don't know lots about detailing, so I really need help in this area.
thanks

Flame3g

yeah i got the package when i got the car, i have a 7 year warrenty on the paint against certain thing like tree sap, water spots and so on. the interior is also protected with it. was it worth the money i have my doubts but we will see. i have to call them and have them redo my car becuse i get water spots when i wash some times

drevil2k2

I personally don't know of any brand name, can ask my detailer when I see him next. He uses a buffer and goes through about one garbage bag full of buffer pads after doing my car. Also, it takes him about 4-5 hours to do the entire from start to finish. So, I leave it up to him to make my car look nice and protect the paint from the elements.

A place to start:
http://www.audizine.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=73

I am sure others that do their own car can provide better advice.

woolala

where is your dealer? i wish mine will give it to me for free... ><