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so how do you compare these products? mainly the Carpro Hydro2 and Gyeon Wet Coat?

Hi all. A while ago I came across a product from this website, which is a spray sealant. the application is like: after washing the car, spray the sealant on the wet surface and rinse out with pressure washer. I couldn't quite remember the name/ manufacturer of this product. Do anyone have any...

I recently bought a gallon of this stuff. When I received the package, the instruction on the container says: use the microfiber cleaner with regular laundry detergent. I guess I am a little confused at this point: does this stuff have any cleaning ability in it? if so why it has to be used with...

would it be safe if used on a tinted window?

Hi, I had 4 bottle sample-sized BLACKFIRE Wet Diamond All Finish Paint Protection, each about 2 oz. I bought with my previous orders, but never had a chance to try them. Today I finally decided to give them a try. the first thing I noticed from the bottle is the content separates into two...

I actually used a precise lab 1oz syringe to measure the concentrate. unless the 32oz bottle is not actually 32 oz I cannot figure out if the ratio is over. also used DI to dilute. The major caparison is from Roshan's Youtube video. from that video, my solution is at least 2X more blue than his...

so I started to use to D120, diluted it to 1:10 per the instruction. One thing I noticed is my final solution seems to be a lot more blue than other one's I saw on Youtube. Can you spot if that is the right looking? Another thing, I found out D120 is difficult to be washed off from microfibers...

M105 UC M205 no job cannot be done with these three

3 ratios that I use: 1:20 to leather and stripping wax /sealant 1:10 to everything else 1:4 if 1:10 not strong enough (not many chances to use 1:4 tho)

Hi guys, I am in the process of finding a new wipe on walk away sealant (not coating). There are so many choices here, just wonder if you guys have some good suggestions on cheap and easy-to-use WOWA sealant? right now optimum opti seal is on my top list. anyone used this before knows how long...

The one I think is the best so far: Home depot chemical resistant prefessional spray bottle, they even have a 5 year warrenty on it. the most durable I ever see. only problem is they are ugly~~

APC=foaming cleaner APC+=no foam/ low foam cleaner APC has strong chemical smell APC+ has orange smell with slight chemical odor

Awesome write-up. But, am I the only one feel the "close up deal" part is a little too pushy to the customer?

Op has exactly the same problem I had. I did a complete interior shampoo but the smell is still there. The only thing I can possibly imagine will be a full A/C flush. easiest way to do is to circulate the air on high setting, then spray bacteria killer at the opening area of the fans (passenger...

So I recently found my car having a slight smelly odor. it's hard to describe what's is it like, but to my nose it's kinda like some sweaty clothes (or may be not). To get rid of the smell, I did a thorough shampoo. cleaned all the carpets, upholstery. Cleaned cabinet AC filter . hot water...

Any one knows how long opit-bond would last? I've heard it wont last very long? Then how long is it generally? I am thinking about adding it to my next purchase

That's why I dont like chemical guys. dont get me wrong, they had some excellent products, and I still believe some of them are second to nothing. However most of time they just try to confuse customers with redundant products and totally overstated performance. and if you go to their official...

Hey, I've been using NXT2.0 a while. it's not typically a cleaner wax. first of all, it does have minor cleaner in it, so it will actually remove any protection in prior to the application. it certainly can remove some minor surface contamination. second, it's not a wax, it's a sealant, since...

Hi all, I am looking for a good, effective, long lasting and affordable deodorant to add into my next purchase list. I wonder what is everyone using now as an easy application to rid bad odors in car. Now I understand the ultimate solution is to use a steamer or ozone matching. I cannot afford...

I am interested in seeing how far this thread will go. I am personally a huge fan of collinite and DG. a little sad to see people talk lesser and lesser about these old brands.