Brand New Car Where To Start

[Merlin]

I'm not new to detailing. Ive been detailing for 30 years. New to Carpro products.
I have a Metabo high speed polisher and a Porter Cable DA. Using Lake Country pads.

Way kewl...old skool!!!...Gotta love it. There's not much I can't do with a rotary and a DA.

Now for Carpro Essence I might suggest using 5" Meguiars microfiber with a 5" BP on the PC.
I also like the Carpo orange pads and the soft Gloss pads. Again, for LSP it's personal choice.

For a deep decon I might suggest clay after you use the IronX...
CarPro ImmoLube with OBSSSSD Ultra Fine Clay before Essence.
Essence with clean up any OBSSSSD Ultra Fine Clay micro marring.

so basically...
Pre-wash / Wash
Decon chemical and mechanical
Polish with Essence via DA.
Apply your LSP of choice.

[SpeedDemon]

Way kewl...old skool!!!...Gotta love it. There's not much I can't do with a rotary and a DA.

Now for Carpro Essence I might suggest using 5" Meguiars microfiber with a 5" BP on the PC.
I also like the Carpo orange pads and the soft Gloss pads. Again, for LSP it's personal choice.

For a deep decon I might suggest clay after you use the IronX...
CarPro ImmoLube with OBSSSSD Ultra Fine Clay before Essence.
Essence with clean up any OBSSSSD Ultra Fine Clay micro marring.

so basically...
Pre-wash / Wash
Decon chemical and mechanical
Polish with Essence via DA.
Apply your LSP of choice.

Thanks Merlin! Having my garage floor epoxied next week. Should start detailing on the 28th of Sept. Will post pics when done. The car is a 2017 black Camaro ZL1. Can't wait!

[DIANA LYNCH]

Here?s where to start: first, read through the owner?s manual to get familiar with all the features and maintenance tips. Then, give it a good wash and consider applying a ceramic coating or high-quality wax to protect the paint. Don?t forget to check the tire pressure and fluid levels to ensure everything?s in top shape. Finally, set up any Bluetooth and customize your settings to make the car truly yours. Enjoy the new ride!

[DIANA LYNCH]

First off, congrats! It's an exciting time. Start by reading the owner's manual to get familiar with all the features and maintenance tips. Then, set up your insurance, and don?t forget to take it for a spin to get a feel for how it handles. Also, consider getting a good wash and maybe some protective coatings to keep it looking shiny and new. Enjoy the ride!

[DIANA LYNCH]

First things first, take a moment to admire it. Next, read through the owner's manual to get familiar with the features and maintenance schedule. Set up your insurance and register your car if you haven't already. It's a good idea to get some basic accessories like floor mats and a phone holder. Check the tire pressure and fluid levels to make sure everything's in good shape. Then, take it for a spin and enjoy the ride. Don't forget to plan for regular maintenance to keep it running smoothly!