I am proud to say that I am normally not brand loyal. I seek out the products that perform the best with my methods and I use them to their potential. I spend a lot of time testing different products to ensure that I can speak from experience as to their suitability on a job. That being said, there is something called synergistic compatibility within the detailing industry. That is, a particular company has developed their products to work together. Angelwax is one of those companies. They are a small group of industrial chemists that develop and manufacture their product line. There is a lot of important information in that last sentence. Their founders are chemists, not retailers. They develop their products, not hire a third party. They manufacture their products, they don't buy it from someone else and put their label on it. All this adds up to a group with ownership of the product and process and the quality reflects that ownership commitment.

This scuba blue allroad belong to a long time friend. His wife has an A3 that I ceramic coated a year ago and he messaged me recently to tell me he washed both cars and while the A3 was much dirtier, it was easier to clean and looked better. I recognised that it's a huge problem when a car guy tells me his wife's car looks better than his, so we got him on the books for an angelwax detail.

Process

Engine Bay Detail with the Tornador Black & Zep Citrus
Wheels cleaned with Ardex Proper and various brushes
Wheel wells cleaned with Meguiars D108
Pre-foamed with Angelwax Fastfoam
2BM hand wash with Angelwash
Mechanical Decontamination with clay mitt and ONR as lube.
Polished with Boss21, rupes yellow and Angelwax Regenerate, Nano and LHR75 for tight areas
Paint was protected with Angelwax Ti-22
Paint was topped with Angelwax Enigma
Tires were dressed with Angelwax Elixir
Glass cleaned with Blackfire Glass Cleaner