After cleaning and detailing the Infiniti last week, you wouldn't even think I touched it. White streaks (they use a lot of salt on the roads here) on both flanks and crusty road grime cakes the lower half of the G. In Colorado, we're used to melting snow and getting a few days of clear roads for cars stay relatively clean. Not the case here in the great Midwest.
I think I'll try using Optimum No-rinse next time, but once again, the humidity and temperature becomes key factors. The stuff will freeze in no time, so even wiping it down or drying in an open area becomes impossible. The Blackfire polish and protectant (two coats) I put on last fall did a great job, but this is far more challenging an environment than I am used to. I know we have some midwestern residents here on NICO, perhaps you can give me a few ideas of what else to do?
