R56 Best accessory for <= $100.00
Add a couple of microfiber towels to go with the Hydro.
Practicing my car washing/detailing skills on my old car until my MINI gets here -- Hydro is the bomb! I just hate that my current ride is so much BIGGER and therefore uses more product!
Practicing my car washing/detailing skills on my old car until my MINI gets here -- Hydro is the bomb! I just hate that my current ride is so much BIGGER and therefore uses more product!

Side question: I think the third brake light on my new MCS is red, but I could swear that I saw a WHITE third brake light on the JCW mini that was in the showroom when I bought mine. Thoughts? If I can get the white one I will upgrade it right away, as I also got the white turn signal indicators
The CG-Lock is one of the best <$100 investments I made for my M3. I plan on buying another one when I get my Mini.
http://www.amazon.com/CG-Lock-Perfor...7110372&sr=8-2
http://www.amazon.com/CG-Lock-Perfor...7110372&sr=8-2
What's Epic..sorry I'm a noob. Just got my car a few weeks ago. Also, do these products work with the impossible to clean AB car?
Thanks you guys, this thread rocks!
I'm going to detail again after i get my clear bra on, and hit it with another coat. Then a coat of Hydro the next time i wash. I park outside on dirt and even with the morning dew and the constant coat of dust (Yuko has a white top), everything still comes off easily with a duster. The Acura on the other hand is caked with dirt already.
Epic is a long lasting sealer wax. I practiced using Hydro on my Acura, and it lasted a lot longer and looked better than the carnubas i was using before i heard of Hydro. I finally did a full detail on Yuko and put a coat of Epic on there, and it's just like its name, Epic.
I'm going to detail again after i get my clear bra on, and hit it with another coat. Then a coat of Hydro the next time i wash. I park outside on dirt and even with the morning dew and the constant coat of dust (Yuko has a white top), everything still comes off easily with a duster. The Acura on the other hand is caked with dirt already.
I'm going to detail again after i get my clear bra on, and hit it with another coat. Then a coat of Hydro the next time i wash. I park outside on dirt and even with the morning dew and the constant coat of dust (Yuko has a white top), everything still comes off easily with a duster. The Acura on the other hand is caked with dirt already.
So you take Hydro and put it on the car after you wash the car (when its still wet) and then dry as normal...what do you do with Epic? I dont get it. Sorry Im really new at this car stuff...hehe its my first car ever!
Thanks!
IMO, if you have a garage, Hydro might be enough. I really like Epic because it's holding up against the elements.
Epic goes on like regular wax, apply in little chunks and when you're done, wipe off with a microfiber towel.
Hydro can go on as you dry, but i like to dry the car first and then apply to a dry car. I think it lasts longer this way.
I'm all about durability, your needs may vary. I suggest you browse through the various threads in the detailing section before you start. I picked up quite a few tips and opinions in there and everyone is pretty helpful. I'm not one to tell anyone what to do, only share my experiences. You may find something better suited to your needs in that section that isn't a Prima product... like Zaino or like my buddy uses One Grand Blitz Carnauba Wax exclusively on his M3.
Epic goes on like regular wax, apply in little chunks and when you're done, wipe off with a microfiber towel.
Hydro can go on as you dry, but i like to dry the car first and then apply to a dry car. I think it lasts longer this way.
I'm all about durability, your needs may vary. I suggest you browse through the various threads in the detailing section before you start. I picked up quite a few tips and opinions in there and everyone is pretty helpful. I'm not one to tell anyone what to do, only share my experiences. You may find something better suited to your needs in that section that isn't a Prima product... like Zaino or like my buddy uses One Grand Blitz Carnauba Wax exclusively on his M3.
thanks for the info. my car is garaged when at home, but not at work or when im out and about on the weekends. i will read the other threads and get advice. thanks so much for your help! i will definately get Hydro for now and look into Epic. Hydro seems great!
I just ordered this from Amazon.... Happy belated birthday, btw!
http://www.amazon.com/Cooper-Polishe...7164500&sr=8-3
http://www.amazon.com/Cooper-Polishe...7164500&sr=8-3
I just ordered this from Amazon.... Happy belated birthday, btw!
http://www.amazon.com/Cooper-Polishe...7164500&sr=8-3
http://www.amazon.com/Cooper-Polishe...7164500&sr=8-3
. I'm starting to lean towards the Porter Cable orbital polisher
Last edited by MINIBee; Jul 27, 2008 at 08:45 AM.
Ok, I just placed my order at Amazon. I thought I would try a few of the Prima products 
1 "MINI Cooper Logo Tire Stem Valve Caps"
$16.95
1 "MINI Cooper Square Key Chain"
$21.95
1 "Prima Mystique Concentrated Auto Wash"
$9.95
Sold by: Detailers Paradise
1 "Prima Clarity Glass Cleaner"
$6.95
Sold by: Detailers Paradise
1 "Prima Hydro: Wax-As-You-Dry Spray, 16 oz"
$12.95
Sold by: Detailers Paradise
1 "Prima Nero: Vinyl, Rubber & Plastic Dressing"
$12.95

1 "MINI Cooper Logo Tire Stem Valve Caps"
$16.95
1 "MINI Cooper Square Key Chain"
$21.95
1 "Prima Mystique Concentrated Auto Wash"
$9.95
Sold by: Detailers Paradise
1 "Prima Clarity Glass Cleaner"
$6.95
Sold by: Detailers Paradise
1 "Prima Hydro: Wax-As-You-Dry Spray, 16 oz"
$12.95
Sold by: Detailers Paradise
1 "Prima Nero: Vinyl, Rubber & Plastic Dressing"
$12.95
1 "MINI Cooper Logo Tire Stem Valve Caps"
$16.95
$16.95
The metal versions have been reported to corrode on the TPM Stems so tight that TPM Stems had to be destroyed to remove the cap.
Something to do with 'electrolysis'.
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