I’m definitely going to give it a shot when it comes out. If it works even half as good as John says and is priced competitively it might be my new go to for RW.
That's when it's supposed to land at Carzilla. I haven't ordered anything (I can't, not available yet).
Carzilla can't ship to us in the U.S. till late June at the earliest. I emailed Detailed Image and they've decided not to carry it
That's not an issue for me!Carzilla can't ship to us in the U.S. till late June at the earliest. I emailed Detailed Image and they've decided not to carry it
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I'm certainly one of those fan boys for sure, both Bilt-Hamber and Jon! I've yet to use a BH product that hasn't blown me away.
️I've seen the video on it. To be honest when I watched the video it reminded me a lot like Feynlab rinseless. Don't really understand the " dry mode" thing but don't see that as any kind of advantage. Looks like it's going to be a heavy cleaning rinseless.
Agreed, this is going to be quite a challenge for Bilt-Hamber, I mean I'm no YouTube star but I know this, Bilt-Hamber v3 RW is THEE best pure cleaning RW out there, Carbon Collective is a close 2nd.
I have a feeling bilt hamber doesn’t have an issue keeping people stocked, assuming go ferments aren’t making importing a disadvantageous proposition. Most of the time a lot of the stock shortages are from dealers not ordering with enough lead time, or being cash poor.
It’s under specific conditions. It can’t be done if panel temps are above 50*C. Also after speaking with a few brands, that isn’t specifically hard to do from a chemistry standpoint point. The amount of cleaning power is where things are interesting, and what compromises that comes with. There is always a compromise. BH came up with a really interesting surfactant package, we just don’t know what they gave up in favour of cleaning power.
I have not. Only labo products I have are glico and veritas. I should try more, Reggie is a great guy and fan of the channel.
I'm with you. The "dry mode" thing is confusing. If you car is dirty and you spray this stuff on I'm assuming it will run/drip a bit with the dirt in the product...which then dries on the surface. All you've done is move the dirt around and possibly made it harder to get off because it's now mixed in with a dried wash product.
Missing that you’re not a chemist? We have no information on how this works besides what we saw in Jon’s videos. We now know that dry mode doesn’t work on panels 50*C or hotter. We don’t even know the dilution ratio. I spoke with a couple brands about this product, and the drying part isn’t particularly special, rinseless washes can dry currently. It’s the cleaning power it has at PH7 that has them interested, and more specifically, what compromises were made to achieve that.
IMO the bigger question folks should be thinking about is what are you supposed to do while you are waiting for it to dry? Catch up on some youtube? On anything that's really dirty, I think most favor blasting it off with a pressure washer then proceeding to wash.