3D HD products...

I love the HD products! Recently just used them on my boyfriends truck turned out awesome! I've tried their products in the past and recently tried using the poxy on a set of wheels that were pretty beat up and got amazing results so I've decided to use the products on more than just wheels.

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ski2 said:
Do you realize the 3D Pink Car Soap leaves nothing behind--no gloss agents etc so it doesn't seem like a fair comparison with CG Wash & Gloss and Glossworks--I assuming these leave behind gloss agents from the names. A fair comparison would be HD Wash which has gloss agents.
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yeah, I was looking more at cleaning ability, slickness, etc. To tell the truth, none of the soaps with gloss enhancers have bowled me over. I'm more interested in a soap that cleans really well, slick, good price point.
 
Having a 3D Car care in Miami not far from us is blessing. I have been using their stuff for a long time now, HD Cut, HD Polish HD Speed and specially HD Adapt is a must have. All their products are affordable not only that, does what it says and in many cases succeeds with easy. HD Adapt and HD Speed.

Now they are coming out with a glass polish and soon their version of iron x or wheel cleaner.
 
tenblade2001 said:
yeah, I was looking more at cleaning ability, slickness, etc. To tell the truth, none of the soaps with gloss enhancers have bowled me over. I'm more interested in a soap that cleans really well, slick, good price point.
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You should like the 3D Pink Soap then--great price, cleans well, good lubricity and rinses well. Although I have to say I did like HD Wash on my wife's black Golf when I tried it for an evaluation review--seemed to bump up the gloss.
 
ski2 said:
You should like the 3D Pink Soap then--great price, cleans well, good lubricity and rinses well. Although I have to say I did like HD Wash on my wife's black Golf when I tried it for an evaluation review--seemed to bump up the gloss.
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I'd like to try it but I had a bad experience with Meg's wash & wax (carnuba and synthetic) and have avoided "wash and wax" since then. I also wonder if the carnuba will interfere with sealant or wax bonding. I know, I'm probably being paranoid. Do you use wax or sealant after washing with the HD wash?
 
tenblade2001 said:
I'd like to try it but I had a bad experience with Meg's wash & wax (carnuba and synthetic) and have avoided "wash and wax" since then. I also wonder if the carnuba will interfere with sealant or wax bonding. I know, I'm probably being paranoid. Do you use wax or sealant after washing with the HD wash?
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I've only used HD Wash over HD Poxy as I've just used it a couple of times for the evaluation/comparison review. If I was planning on adding a layer of Poxy or other LSP I'd probably use 3D Pink Car Soap as it leaves nothing behind. I'm in the process of using up the last of my DG Wash and then converting over to 3D Pink and HD Wash.

I've used DG Wash (it contains gloss enhancers) for years and never had a problem with LSPs bonding to the surface after a wash. I use sealants (DG 105, FK1000p) and hybrids (Poxy is a sealant with Montan wax).
 
I just used HD Speed for the first time, was impressed with the amount of correction on my 2008 Audi A4, hard paint the is not easy to correct. Speed did a great job of removing swirls. Wish I would have thought to take picks but I always think of that after.

I tried orange pad first and did ok, but Megs MF finish pad worked better and faster.
 
I just bought some hd speed. Would you bother using a polishing pad after a cutting pad or is it unnecessary.
 
frankprozzoly said:
I just bought some hd speed. Would you bother using a polishing pad after a cutting pad or is it unnecessary.
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I have only used once and I used a MF finishing pad, I think I got more cut with the MF pad than a foam polishing pad and it finished great so I would not think u would need the bother.
 
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