Mequiar's Liquid Hybrid Ceramic Wax
Latest Detailing Purchase
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Buster do you have a preferred spray sealant? I think I’ve settled for DIY’s ceramic gloss. It’s pretty easy to use even in direct sun and it smells good. I’m still open for more options though.
I actually don't have a favorite. There are so many on the market now it's crazy. I've read good things about DIY Ceramic Gloss. I may go back to a spray sealant though once Can Coat wears off. I don't mind applying every month or so.
I use Ech20 for so many things now. One product can be a RW, Waterless Wash, QD, Interior, Glass and drying aid. Highly dilutable. Doesn't leave much protection though.
For off the shelf - Griot's 3 in 1 for durability (beading is average). Some of the higher priced ones like Kamikaze Overcoat Spray and Polish Angel Cosmic Spritz have as close to coating water behavior that you're going to find.
This one is also supposed to be good. Made in USA too.
https://armourdetailsupply.com/collections/best-sellers/products/ceramic-sealant
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I’ve gotten a few things from Armour. My favorite being their Hero RW. Echo2 seems like a great product. Very versatile. I may stick to Ceramic gloss for ease of use.
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I picked up some OG’s drying aid. Very little scent and no dyes. Hoping it’s as good and easy to use as he says. I’ve heard it’s similar to Slipstream and Xtreme solutions Topper.
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I subscribed to Glove Box detailing. It's like a mystery box of different detailing products. I'll just stick to what I have now, and every month I'll get a mystery box of new products to try. Can't wait.
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Canceled my glove box subscription. 2 detailer YouTubers that I watch co created a detail line. EC details and Jamie the cleaner. Also Pan the Organizer has released his own line as well. So I picked up two rinse-less washes, ceramic sealants, and tire dressings from them. The website is called Detail Co or lookup House of Rags.
I just bought a bottle of Adams Graphene detail spray. My son turn mw onto this stuff and it is over the top on shine. I use their Graphene wax also. In fact i have moved all of my car products over to Adams stuff. They have a good window cleaner too.
Plus they use good spray bottles. You listening Meguiars ?
Plus they use good spray bottles. You listening Meguiars ?
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I’ve finally figured out my go to products.
Main wash: ONR V5 or Koch Chemie rinse-less wash. I’ve tried so many. They all work similar. But I keep going back to these.
Paint protection: SPS Graphene Detailer. Super easy to use even in direct sun. Durability claim is 4-6 months. Kind of expensive, but ease of use pays for it.
APC/Wheel n tire cleaner: DIY All clean. Super dilutable. 1:15 for exterior to 1:30 for interiors. Doesn’t smell too bad. Foams up well and doesn’t leave any noticeable residue.
Tire and Trim: I’ve mostly used aerosol cans. But have delved deeper into gallon sizes. I’ve used Malco Aqua bead so far, decent shine, decent durability. Not bad and is dilutable. I recently picked Detail Co’s Guardian Tire and trim dressing. It’s also dilutable. I’m thinking it’ll be my go to once I use up Malco.
Interior cleaner: DIY Interior Clean and Protect. This stuff smells amazing. Easy on, easy off. Leaves an OEM finish. Can use it on anything, including windows.
Glass cleaner: I mostly use Rinse-less. But have been using Koch Chemie speed glass cleaner in the blue consumer bottle I got from a gift box. Works really well.
Polish: Now I’ve only ever done hand polishing. But I picked up DIY Gold standard. Not only is it a spray polish but it smells like bananas and can get on trim without staining! I’ve picked up an SPTA cordless polisher to go with it.
Main wash: ONR V5 or Koch Chemie rinse-less wash. I’ve tried so many. They all work similar. But I keep going back to these.
Paint protection: SPS Graphene Detailer. Super easy to use even in direct sun. Durability claim is 4-6 months. Kind of expensive, but ease of use pays for it.
APC/Wheel n tire cleaner: DIY All clean. Super dilutable. 1:15 for exterior to 1:30 for interiors. Doesn’t smell too bad. Foams up well and doesn’t leave any noticeable residue.
Tire and Trim: I’ve mostly used aerosol cans. But have delved deeper into gallon sizes. I’ve used Malco Aqua bead so far, decent shine, decent durability. Not bad and is dilutable. I recently picked Detail Co’s Guardian Tire and trim dressing. It’s also dilutable. I’m thinking it’ll be my go to once I use up Malco.
Interior cleaner: DIY Interior Clean and Protect. This stuff smells amazing. Easy on, easy off. Leaves an OEM finish. Can use it on anything, including windows.
Glass cleaner: I mostly use Rinse-less. But have been using Koch Chemie speed glass cleaner in the blue consumer bottle I got from a gift box. Works really well.
Polish: Now I’ve only ever done hand polishing. But I picked up DIY Gold standard. Not only is it a spray polish but it smells like bananas and can get on trim without staining! I’ve picked up an SPTA cordless polisher to go with it.
Turtle Wax Graphene Liquid Wax
Turtle Wax 1 and Done Prep
Ollies 5$ each
Turtle Wax 1 and Done Prep
Ollies 5$ each
Invisible Glass Reach & Clean Tool for rear window inside;
Quart bottle of Jescar® Ultra Lock +.
Quart bottle of Jescar® Ultra Lock +.
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Just received my order for Bilt Hamber traceless glass cleaner.
I bought the new Meguiars All surface interior cleaner when in the u.s last week.
I bought the new Meguiars All surface interior cleaner when in the u.s last week.
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Fusso coat and I’m sold
Purple Power Prime Shine protectant
(armor all type stuff)
Roses Discount Store
$2.49
Stuff works great
(armor all type stuff)
Roses Discount Store
$2.49
Stuff works great
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