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Nice, how did you get selected? Dodo Juice makes awesome stuff. I told myself no more LSPs because I have so many, but their new Scarlet Fever is on my list.

They had 2 threads one for people who have and haven’t used Dodo. I hadn’t and we posted why. I’d always been a sealant and coatings guy. Their other products didn’t come in gallons.

They picked through some algorithm they had.


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They had 2 threads one for people who have and haven’t used Dodo. I hadn’t and we posted why. I’d always been a sealant and coatings guy. Their other products didn’t come in gallons.

They picked through some algorithm they had.


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Nice! I’m sure you’ll like it. I’ve tried a couple waxes and they were great.
 
Spring hual
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These hauls are from:
adamspolishes.com
autofinesse.com
detailersdomain.com
amazon.com

2 las questions:

What’s that triangle thing and where did you order all the work stuff brushes?


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Review on the Griots glass towels and wash mitts would be nice. Also what are those 50 pack MF


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I also have the "older" style GG Glass Towels and thought they were the best I ever used for cleaning glass - though I do wish they were a little larger. I used the new "Crinkle" Glass towels yesterday. Sprayed some Sonax Glass Cleaner (which happens to be excellent, btw) and these seem to more easily grab up and encapsulate the dirt/dust on the glass more effectively than the older versions. Use the other side to give a remove any steaking and shine up the glass.
Time saver over the older version? Maybe just slightly, but unless you are in a glass cleaning contest, it doesn't matter. But it is a noticeably better product. I just may order another set.

The mitts? Meh, not so impressed. I think they are smaller than they appear or at least what I remembered I saw in the pics. They are certainly thinner than what I was expecting. Sooooooo, I dipped them into my wheel bucket with some GG Brilliant Rinseless Wash and set out to clean the wheels. Since they are relatively thin, the cleaning ability relies on a heavier hand and repeated swipes. They may be beneficial if you want to get on the backside of the spokes, but depending upon spacing, you just may not be able to get your fingertips in there anyhow. And for that reason, these are not effective on the wheel hubs. You certainly can't use these for the lugs. So, after one wheel these sat at the bottom of the bucket and I used a boar's head brush and wheel woolies to make quick and better work of it. I'll figure out some use for theses mitts; it just won't be to clean my wheels.

That 50 pack of micro fiber towels - just a cheap generic item I bought on Amazon for the down and dirty tasks at hand.
 
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Not all detail related but car related. Got a Noco genius 10 trickle charger for the chevelle.

Liked it better than the Ctek as it will charge more types of battery. Things a tank, built well.

Diode dynamics black out side marker kit for the Camaro.

A wand for my MTM stubby. Don’t know if i need it but why not.

Scangrip diffuser. Based off of [mention]The Guz [/mention] review of the Gyeon light i figured it would help fix the high spot issues.

Before I go spending $150 for a light i’ll use 4-5 times every two years, figured I try a cheap hack first.

Diffuser was $19 dollars and i’m gonna tape it to my Arclusa CRI 1000 cob led work light. Test it out last night think it’s gonna work well and i can put the money towards a mini polisher


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I also have the "older" style GG Glass Towels and thought they were the best I ever used for cleaning glass - though I do wish they were a little larger. I used the new "Crinkle" Glass towels yesterday. Sprayed some Sonax Glass Cleaner (which happens to be excellent, btw) and these seem to more easily grab up and encapsulate the dirt/dust on the glass more effectively than the older versions. Use the other side to give a remove any steaking and shine up the glass.
Time saver over the older version? Maybe just slightly, but unless you are in a glass cleaning contest, it doesn't matter. But it is a noticeably better product. I just may order another set.

The mitts? Meh, not so impressed. I think they are smaller than they appear or at least what I remembered I saw in the pics. They are certainly thinner than what I was expecting. Sooooooo, I dipped them into my wheel bucket with some GG Brilliant Rinseless Wash and set out to clean the wheels. Since they are relatively thin, the cleaning ability relies on a heavier hand and repeated swipes. They may be beneficial if you want to get on the backside of the spokes, but depending upon spacing, you just may not be able to get your fingertips in there anyhow. And for that reason, these are not effective on the wheel hubs. You certainly can't use these for the lugs. So, after one wheel these sat at the bottom of the bucket and I used a boar's head brush and wheel woolies to make quick and better work of it. I'll figure out some use for theses mitts; it just won't be to clean my wheels.

Yeah I got maybe 8 of those older glass towels when they were on sale. I don’t need more but will probably order some anyways. Thanks for the heads up on the mitts.


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So decided to give some BlackFire products a try. Used the iron remover today and would say it performed, well at least purpled as well as IronX

Use the paint prep tomorrow.

Got the S&A protectant for shows


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So I took a trip to my local candy store, aka Detailer's Domain, here in NJ and picked up a few trinkets. Getting ready for some detail work in the upcomings weeks - just in time for pollen season....



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I wish I had the opportunity to visit when I lived in NJ. I used to go to PAL Automotive in Piscataway. Got my Cyclo there.
 
I wish I had the opportunity to visit when I lived in NJ. I used to go to PAL Automotive in Piscataway. Got my Cyclo there.

Yeah, it's great shop. Phil is super busy, but makes time to answer a bunch of dumb questions by yours truly..but then again, I am spending coin; win-win for both of us.

My car was the poor man's ride there. In shop I saw a Lamborghini, Audi R8, a Porsche and forgetting what else. Then again, at this stage in my life, my 2021 CX-5 is my Rolls.
 
I may have to check it out at some point but that's much further north in NJ than I usually go.

Since I have to get some of my car repainted, I thought it was time to invest in this now.
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