Good work fella - have to say I have a soft spot for Navarra. Not sure my OCD could live with keeping it looking great though (but that says more about me
). Navarra looks best with the chrome trim rather than the black pack IMO. Nice saloon you have there pal.
Not sure what the water hardness is like in your neck of the woods, but with a dark coloured car like yours, I can heartily recommend a de-ionised water filter (Raceglaze or Vyair). Makes the process much more relaxing and enjoyable. In the summer months, if your panels are warm, you don't have to rush around drying it as quickly as possible to avoid water spots. Just rinse, chill and have a cuppa, and then crack on with wax/quick detailer once you've dried the car in a less frenetic manner. In the winter, when it's cold enough to freeze the t1ts off a witch, just rinse, walk away and let it air dry while your enjoying a nice brew inside by the fire.
(or if you're doing 'er indoors' car, lol).
Loads of Scottish chaps on here - they don't have to worry about hardness, the stuff that comes out of their pipes is like purified Evian, lol. (too many double entendre opportunities with that sentence!)
It's a Pandora's box this detailing lark - embrace your inner OCD (Obsessive Car Detailer) and enjoy mate!