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I don't know. The Guz said he was told it has both. The Sio2 acts more like a friction modifier. Not sure what the role is of the wax, maybe gloss?

Yeah Ech20 actually has some carnauba wax in it per Mike G. I think what many forget is it's supposed to haze up, then you buff off. Love Ech20.

I guess no one has used Collinite Beadcoat yet? Forensic loved both Beadcoat and Slickr. Said they're the two best he ever used. Beads like a coating and is super easy to work with.

Please do and report back. I'm genuinely curious.

This. ^ Most products whether built in the US or elsewhere are comprised of components sourced from all over the globe. Some products are "assembled" here but they're assembling parts/supplies sourced from all over the world. This is true in many industries and many products. Let's take ADS...

It's why I asked....haven't used it but it's reaching the elite level based on perception, yes.

Very true. Showing bunch of people boxing or bottling doesn't really mean they're manufacturing in-house. How many of the raw materials come pre-packaged or pre-formulated vs actually blending multiple chemicals under one roof by an actual chemist? Even if you did blend in-house, you're still...

Where do you think ADS falls among the elite brands? I haven't used any of their products but it seems to be right up there with the Carpro and Gyeons. 🤷‍♂️ Kind of a USA Carpro.

Old Glory from Chem-X. Stuff seems potent. https://www.chem-x.com/collections/touchless-washing-full-collection/products/old-glory-active-foam

I haven't. I've seen just 2 reviews so far.

That's a good question, I don't know. Their new decon wash is pretty weak from what I've seen so far.

I've been wondering who ADS uses for actually do the formulating/chemistry side. (y)

I still wonder if there is some overlap between Gyeon/Carpro/TAC and Fireball.....

I was told that ADS ceramics come from Asia and all other products use USA raw materials.

On one of the FB forums someone mentioned that BH is working on a better/updated LSP of some sort. Their DSW was always a good product. Hydr-Wax as well but they do need either a good spray sealant or some type of coating to complete their line.

Must be because that is where I first saw this product being advertised. I did some quick research and found it's highly regarded among those that use it. Won't stain plastic. Similar to Meguiar's Ultimate Paste Wax in application, but lasts a lot longer and is very hydrophobic.

Northstar Firefly Wax. Never heard of it. Looks hydrophobic lol.

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