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Nice way to document it, also it would be interesting to see if during pollen season does the dusting issue increases on the BM half Thanks for this thread

If you put High Gloss and Rapid Wax on the same panel, can you tell a difference in looks or hydrophobics??

Couldnt agree more noorth on your post refering to youtubers getting paid, which there is nothing wrong with that but we have to be very careful

Aint those clumps goopiness normal?

I also did a test last year on my Tempest Blue (dark) Jetta, half panel Bead Maker and half panel Griots Ceramic 3 in 1 Wax, it was noticeable how BM half was more dusty than the Griots... I actuallybposted here in a thread and several people agreed that they had similar issues. I love BM...

Griots polishes are super easy to use and effective

Excellent question, I use them on 90-95% dry paint, I normally use a leaf blower to take away the big majority of the water and then I go with a plush towel applying the topper and getting any drip of remqining water... Why you prefer Need for Bead over Bead Maker if I can ask?

I have right now UQW, DP Need for Bead and Turtle Wax Spray Wax I like the 3 but I think UQW is the one that improves the gloss less, it does improves it but less than the other 2. Like I said, I used bead maker in the past, loves the results but had some dust issues, never used the 3D product

First time I used bead maker it blew me away but then I had the dust issue during the first 8 hours, might be user fault for leaving the car outside the garage

Hi everybody! I'm running low on my toppers and would like to buy next a gallon of something that is versatile and can be used with waxes, sealants and ceramic products. All I'm looking is for something that delivers in this order: 1) gloss 2) slickness 3)durability of 4 weeks Cure time require...

Correct and also if the coating clogs the pores, it is really interesting

So what Ive found is that is partially true because 99% of car leather is pigmented and coated. BUT, this coat lets the leather breathe, so a conditioner will keep it soft and nice but will not help with abrasion or stains, that is where a sealant will help. Supposedly a leather coating focus...

That is the product Im using, Leather Protector and Leatger Shield from Colourlock. It works wonders but when I get dye transfer on that beige and clean it then I have to reapply protector, wait 24hrs and apply shield. Also I need to be reapplying both every 4 months anyway and even the combo...

Same thing happened to me after I applied carpro Dlux to my Jetta plastics, after like 3 months of the application I used a bug and tar remover and it fell on the plastic staining it. I have tried everything without succed with the exception of solutions finish or a polish

So the leather bead it but you think it just wipe off or it actually went in and topped the shield? Do you feel any difference before and after the leather coating application?

Hi everyone, Currently on my wife's Q5 beige leather I have installed a product (sealant) that AG doesn't offer but suposedly according to several YT channels is the best non coating leather protectant. The problem with it is that durability is only about 3-6 months and it actually makes...

Mind blowing, love it

Is this initial question referencing to a "method" developed by a famous detailer that he applies an AIO in 20 mins around the car and remove it with a "sealant"???

Would it be like a special edition product for the 75 yrs or is just a regular new product? They dont say anywhere anything about plastic trim Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G935A using Autogeekonline mobile app

I think ceramic coat might be the solution, carpro dlux might work here? Im not a fan of leather coatings, according to colourlock ceramic coat on leather prevent it of breathing, but anyway that is for another thread. Like always, you have a nice point there Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G935A...