jgibson2980
New member
- Jul 16, 2012
- 765
- 0
Does anyone here use products from car bright and if so what do you think about them ?
Car Brite Products
- Thread starter jgibson2980
- Start date
01chevys10zr2
New member
- Mar 16, 2012
- 52
- 0
I use carb rite products and like them a lot. I have five gallons of foaming wash concentrate which I feel is the best car was soap I have ever used. I switch between carbrite and meguiars for compounds,polishes,wax, and sealants. Carbrite black pearl polish and sealant are very good too. I know I'm missing a lot of products but in a rush right now.
xseveredveganx
New member
- Nov 13, 2012
- 35
- 0
^^^I think it was you that I read about liking their soaps. I stopped by my local distributor and they don't carry the high sudsing wash, only Cherry Bomber and some others. I could have ordered 4 gallons, or the 5 gallon bucket, but I don't think I'd go through that much in at least two years.
I still want to try it, but I only want the one gallon. I've tried calling them, multiple times, but get annoyed with being on hold for 10 minutes. Their APCs look decent, as well as their wheel cleaners.
I still want to try it, but I only want the one gallon. I've tried calling them, multiple times, but get annoyed with being on hold for 10 minutes. Their APCs look decent, as well as their wheel cleaners.
jgibson2980
New member
- Jul 16, 2012
- 765
- 0
- Thread starter
- #5
i currently do not offer paint correction so i dont machine polish at the moment . But i have used their black pearl line at a local detail shop i have worked for . At the time i am offering just hand waxing and have been using crystal shine , weather shield, and cherry wax. I picked these wax up from a guy off craigslist and got a steal 1 gallon of cherry wax , 2 quarts of weather shield ,and 2 quarts of crystal shine and some others like laser brite all for 40 bucks . i also use their leather and plastic cleaner . i still have alil of all this left and tring to figure out if i want to stay and use them or switch . My local supplier i buy from carries them and megs.
jgibson2980
New member
- Jul 16, 2012
- 765
- 0
- Thread starter
- #7
never tried there soap line...
Real Riders
New member
- Jul 18, 2013
- 749
- 0
I detailed cars at a Chrysler Dealer for 20 yrs. The only line we used was Car Brite. I used these products
Car Brite Wash & Wax soap --- great suds
---- Spray N' Shine --- trim dressing -- works great
----Super Kote clear tire dressing --- just spray on and walk away -- high gloss-- also great for dressing engine bays and wheel wells
-----Blue Dressing -- high gloss but do not use on a white car
-----Power Pack -- removes scratches without grit -- one panel at a time
-----Crystal Shine Wax----- cleaner wax -- easy on and easy off
-----Blue Max--- all purpose cleaner -- for vinyl tops and also worked good for scrubbing carpets
Car Brite Wash & Wax soap --- great suds
---- Spray N' Shine --- trim dressing -- works great
----Super Kote clear tire dressing --- just spray on and walk away -- high gloss-- also great for dressing engine bays and wheel wells
-----Blue Dressing -- high gloss but do not use on a white car
-----Power Pack -- removes scratches without grit -- one panel at a time
-----Crystal Shine Wax----- cleaner wax -- easy on and easy off
-----Blue Max--- all purpose cleaner -- for vinyl tops and also worked good for scrubbing carpets
VP Mark
New member
- Jul 12, 2012
- 2,451
- 0
Used Car Brite exclusively when I worked at a dealership and it is a sub par line geared only towards production detailers. The dressings were extremely greasy looking, the soap was decent at best, and the paint products were chalked full of fillers.
No offense to anyone who works with it, if you like it more power to you. After I started using HD, Optimum, and Meguiar's there is no possible way I could use Car Brite again.
Not to mention, when I first started my business I tried to get a local car brite distributor to sell me bottles/sprayers/gloves ect. and after a single visit he never came back nor would return calls.
No offense to anyone who works with it, if you like it more power to you. After I started using HD, Optimum, and Meguiar's there is no possible way I could use Car Brite again.
Not to mention, when I first started my business I tried to get a local car brite distributor to sell me bottles/sprayers/gloves ect. and after a single visit he never came back nor would return calls.
I use their products as well. I am very happy with the service the car brite rep comes to town every other week which is really nice if you have a shop
As far the products go I can't complain about them. Some of the dressings do feel a little greasy or sticky at times but its not bad enough to where I won't use them on customers cars.
I would agree they are based more on production detailing but with that being said I would highly recommend their products to someone first starting out try them and see theres many different products you can try to figure out what combination works best for you.
As far the products go I can't complain about them. Some of the dressings do feel a little greasy or sticky at times but its not bad enough to where I won't use them on customers cars.
I would agree they are based more on production detailing but with that being said I would highly recommend their products to someone first starting out try them and see theres many different products you can try to figure out what combination works best for you.
Real Riders
New member
- Jul 18, 2013
- 749
- 0
I agree, the Car Brite products are better for production detailing. As far as service goes, it's just like any business. It all depends on the person. Our Car Brite rep stopped by the dealership at 9am on Monday morning for 20 yrs.