Recent content by fries

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As a weekend warrior have certainly not tried all the products available, just find that it meets my needs, extra "pop" and gloss, very slick, sheets very well and keeps my vehicles cleaner longer. Both are daily drivers and get at least a WW every week if necessary. thanks for the update on...

Not sure I can mention here since not sold by Autogeek. Phoenix EOD Titan has really impressed...

Got one for Christmas from my wife. Since it was so warm here today, already put it to use.

Same here.

I found BM changes the hydrophobic properties of DPC Armor... do like BM over DPC Reflect though.

Yes , "thin and runny ". It had good dwell time though. I'm just used to the " shaving cream " foam that I get from the CG Honeydew Snow Foam Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Used the Pearl for the first time today. I was disappointed using it in my foam cannon... worked well in the wash bucket but had to use 2 oz. per gallon instead of the recommended 1 oz. per gallon. Guess I will have to order another gallon of the green stuff from CG for the foam cannon. Cleaned...

Fred

Just got my gallon of Pearl... needed to buy more soap and my experience was so positive with bead maker I thought why not. The price was to good not to Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

I guess everyone is entitled to their opinion... My experience was very positive and I just came out of work and its raining and the beads are still there... Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

I used about 8 ounces the first application as recommended . Then used the damp microfiber to wipe down interior. Seems to work well on all surfaces Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

I had used CG V07 for the last two years as a drying aid with every wash. Was looking to use Beadmaker the same way, but looks like it holds up better than V07 and is definitely a higher gloss and way slicker than V07...IMHO Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

No SiO2 from what I can find, just a monomer that binds and forms a polymer with a hardener. Seemed to cure in about three hours in my experience. They say two to eight hours to cure... guess it depends on temperature and humidity. It was 50 degrees and low humidity when I applied. Not a...

Seems to complement the FK1000P that is applied underneath... Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk