DFB's Garage
- Thread starter DFB
- Start date
Klasse Act
Well-known member
- Feb 21, 2012
- 28,562
- 4,171
This came up in my YouTube algorithm...
Sent from my SM-G991U using Tapatalk
DFB
Well-known member
- Aug 12, 2019
- 5,901
- 5,145
- Thread starter
- #3,164
This came up in my YouTube algorithm...
Sent from my SM-G991U using Tapatalk
Ooops, you just opened the can of worms....................
2026 marks the 25th anniversary of Kylie's album Fever, and therefore 25-years of Can't Get You out of My Head".
To say that album is personally significant would be an understatement. When it was released in October 2001, I was two months away from turning 15-years old, an extremely impressionable age. For whatever reason, the sound of that album and the accompanying music videos resonated. It's basically the soundtrack of my youth and an album I have played just about every day since it came out. Everyone will have that one album that stands above all else, well Fever is mine. It was also her most successful album until 2023's Tension and Padam Padam.
My favourite from the Fever album is Love At First Sight, and my all-time favourite song, it just makes me happy.
The audience here is a flashback to early 2000's fashion and hair styles
-This was the official music video for the song you linked. Most males only watched it for what Kylie was (wasn't) wearing -
And her iconic Brits performance in 2002 was a mashup with New Order's 1983 song Blue Monday, How does it feel.................. -
I bet you wish you didn't open that can worms.
DFB
Well-known member
- Aug 12, 2019
- 5,901
- 5,145
- Thread starter
- #3,166
It was the previous album called 'Light Years from 2000. Specifically, 'On a Night Like This' and probably her most famous video clip of all, 'Spinning Around' with those gold hot pants she bought for $1.00. I didn't discover her back catalog until a few years later, but even then, I'm not crazy about here first album.
DFB
Well-known member
- Aug 12, 2019
- 5,901
- 5,145
- Thread starter
- #3,167
Made a return to DIY Detail for the Ranger's wash this week. In particular, the v1 Rinse-less Wash, Ceramic Gloss and Interior Clean & Protect.
The DIY brand is a tale of two halves for me. Of the products I've tried, most of them were really good. In particular, the Rinse-less and Ceramic Gloss combination works so well together, Incredible Suds has insanely good foaming and free rinsing properties, and the interior product finishes out beautifully. But then the public faces of the brand and their inclusion within the THOR group are off putting. The thing is, the products are good, but not so good that I can overlook the silly cult-like behavior of the wider THOR family. And there are plenty of great brands that don't play that game.
The DIY brand is a tale of two halves for me. Of the products I've tried, most of them were really good. In particular, the Rinse-less and Ceramic Gloss combination works so well together, Incredible Suds has insanely good foaming and free rinsing properties, and the interior product finishes out beautifully. But then the public faces of the brand and their inclusion within the THOR group are off putting. The thing is, the products are good, but not so good that I can overlook the silly cult-like behavior of the wider THOR family. And there are plenty of great brands that don't play that game.
Klasse Act
Well-known member
- Feb 21, 2012
- 28,562
- 4,171
I'm in the same boat Deyon! They're available at The Bays Wheeling, so if I need something from them right away it's easy, especially Envie, I'm on my 2nd bottle. As you know, Envie replaced Ceramic Gloss and I have no issues with that! It's not because I didn't like CG, I did, but Envie is THAT much betterMade a return to DIY Detail for the Ranger's wash this week. In particular, the v1 Rinse-less Wash, Ceramic Gloss and Interior Clean & Protect.
The DIY brand is a tale of two halves for me. Of the products I've tried, most of them were really good. In particular, the Rinse-less and Ceramic Gloss combination works so well together, Incredible Suds has insanely good foaming and free rinsing properties, and the interior product finishes out beautifully. But then the public faces of the brand and their inclusion within the THOR group are off putting. The thing is, the products are good, but not so good that I can overlook the silly cult-like behavior of the wider THOR family. And there are plenty of great brands that don't play that game.
️Interior Clean and Protect is awesome on my Alcantara, a product I'll always have as long as they keep making it
Sent from my SM-G991U using Tapatalk
DFB
Well-known member
- Aug 12, 2019
- 5,901
- 5,145
- Thread starter
- #3,169
I'm in the same boat Deyon! They're available at The Bays Wheeling, so if I need something from them right away it's easy, especially Envie, I'm on my 2nd bottle. As you know, Envie replaced Ceramic Gloss and I have no issues with that! It's not because I didn't like CG, I did, but Envie is THAT much better️
Interior Clean and Protect is awesome on my Alcantara, a product I'll always have as long as they keep making it
Sent from my SM-G991U using Tapatalk
Please stay away from Yum Cars as well, something just isn't right about that guy.
Well thats what i was thinking when i asked the question. Very few rinseless washes exibit significant differences. Think i have seven rinseless washes. Feynlab and Optimum Hyper foam stand a cut above as cleaners. Idrosave leaves some protection ( polymer based) when used in drying aid ratio but that is a minor thing and may be not what many want, however that protection comes at a very reasonable $$.
Aside from that they are pretty much the same. Folks rave about Hero. I havent tried it but it is almost twice the cost of ONR or Absolute which are good washes. I dont mind paying more for a product but it should give something extra for that cost.
Last edited:
Klasse Act
Well-known member
- Feb 21, 2012
- 28,562
- 4,171
I put this here so all our Aussies could see it
Sent from my SM-G991U using Tapatalk