A polish should not compete with the rest of the wash. We keep the habits short: soft cloths, clean water, and a foam that is already a little thick before it touches the panel. Time is built in so the paint does not collect extra swirls from hurried wiping.
Light is more important than a fancy spray. A panel that can be fully dried, and a wipe that does not leave water marks in the sun, matters more than another bottle on the shelf. The cloth is clean; it is not decoration.
If you are planning a wash with us, we usually leave the polish pass last — after the foam and the rinse have taken their share of the plan. What remains is a finish that asks very little and still looks calm on the drive home.
Vacuuming, mats, and a single careful pass that leaves the cabin settled for the drive home.
Clean rims and a quiet finish that holds after wet Cape Town roads and a week of city dust.