Search results

v7 isn't worth the price if everyone is considering it "quick detailer". I use the synthetic quick detailer and it works great. Works just like it's supposed to and leaves a great shine behind

Of course! Being a part of a community is helping one another out and I can't pass the chance to spread the word about quality work. Credit must be given when it's due

+1 try them undiluted. i'm sure that has to be more powerful than anything otc even though some are great wheel cleaners

I already contacted Tim through phone as soon as I posted my comment and he will get in touch as soon as he can

Sorry have to scratch both of those suggestions. Tim coats of Adonis detail is the best in sd hands down. He's done a full paint correction on my m3 and has just recently joined this forum on my recommendation. He's posted a few of his previous write ups and has plenty more just ask for it. He...

Nope that's the original one. The new one is more gold or orange I would say. You might have to go to a different Costco to pick them up

Fine for wheels, door jambs, exhausts, trim, windows, and interior cleaning. There's a new gold looking version and it seems to be a bit thicker than the yellow/green ones. I just bought the pack but haven't gotten a chance to use expect on some windows

i'm curious as to why you say that. ocw on my car is just fine

Stick with the 476 no need to buy the cg wheel sealant

so are there any actual products that don't live up to the hype? I'm just curious as I can't personally think of any off the top of my head

The little bottle is more than enough for your personal car but it might depend based on how often you want to gloss it up. If you're using it for business definitely get the biggest size

I will want to try megs option as well mainly due to price but honestly I doubt anything will match tuf in terms of durability. It's pretty damn good

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/71987-tuff-tire-shine-review.html

If I'm not mistaken smart wax owns chemical guys? Regardless I don't think one or the other considers that product a premium product of the other company. Could be wrong You are talking about a rinse less wash that is different than a waterless wash. Waterless washes do use water but compared...

Glad to see another review on this. I don't think this product gets the credit it deserves. I'm on three months second time testing it. I think I'll give it an update in December and bump my thread

Depends on how often you wash your car, what conditions your car endures, and how much you want to spend on ocw. For me I only use it on my garaged car which gets barely driven (weekends) so it gets washed once every two months or so and I'll apply ocw every time I wash the car. At the rate I...

Holy crap is that really what the rim looked like after you cleaned them? I thought you accidentally put a before picture in its place

So what's the product lol

thanks for clearing that up :thumbsup:

gotta love a zhp but please dress the trim and tires