manicrodder
$50 site donor 2022
JAXWAX Body Shine.
What Spray Detailer are you using?
- Thread starter Rufus711
- Start date
Shine Armor waterless wash, shine & protect.
Hermann
Site Donor 2023
Duragloss Nanoglass Series Ceramic Spray Sealant.
wemay
Site Donor 2023
My other favorite. Forgot to mention it.
This...
Finish Kare #425 for brilliance. Cleaning ability & longevity is so so but the look and slickness is beyond compare. That's especially true for metallic or pearlized paint. NOT a waterless wash, clean car only other than fingerprints or light dust.
For protection, longevity, and slickness Duragloss Aquwax. Can be used on a clean wet or dry surface as an LSP.
For protection, longevity, and slickness Duragloss Aquwax. Can be used on a clean wet or dry surface as an LSP.
ONR, 1-2 oz per 32 oz of water.
No slickness, no shine, but it is better than wiping with water.
No slickness, no shine, but it is better than wiping with water.
Wolfgang has some top notch products.
RAINX Ceramic
echo2 1:15 quite multipurpose.
also interior and drying aid. good smell.
also interior and drying aid. good smell.
While not really a "detailer spray", it's just as easy to use, and protects better. I've been using Mothers CMX Ceramic Spray Coating on all of my vehicles. It's really easy to use. Just spray it on a clean, dry vehicle, and wipe it off. You can see the difference immediately. And you can build up coats each time you use it.
You can get it on glass, flat black plastic trim, rubber, headlights, name it, and it wipes right off without the white residue wax always leaves behind. I was a big fan of the Turtle Wax, "Wax As U Dry" products. But this stuff is much better and easier to use. You can get it most anywhere. Wal-Mart, along with all of the big auto parts chain stores all carry it.
You can get it on glass, flat black plastic trim, rubber, headlights, name it, and it wipes right off without the white residue wax always leaves behind. I was a big fan of the Turtle Wax, "Wax As U Dry" products. But this stuff is much better and easier to use. You can get it most anywhere. Wal-Mart, along with all of the big auto parts chain stores all carry it.
This is what I use. Before Optimum brought there spray detailer to the market, ONR at 8oz per gallon was their spray detailer. I definitely on the no shine/slickness part.ONR, 1-2 oz per 32 oz of water.
No slickness, no shine, but it is better than wiping with water.
Simoniz from ollie's.
Similar threads
