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Jayfro said:
I just purchased the Foam Soap since it Pollen season and I'm wanting something with high lubricity (love that word)...and I wanted to try something new!

Jay
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Great please let us know how you like it!
 
Just tried a 4 of the products from my box and I’ll try to use them a few more times before I give a more thought out review. I’ve tried the Intense Iron Remover, Dual Action Tire and Wheel Cleaner, Car Shampoo and Waterless Auto Wash.

Intense Iron Remover-typical iron removal product smell, but light almost floral scent. Used on my wife’s darker car and didn’t see much change but the wheels were turning light purple in the lug areas and corners of the spokes(areas I can’t clean well during waterless washes) after a couple minutes. Good product and killed the previous LSP’s beading and sheeting which is ok cause I want to test some products.

Dual Action Tire and Wheel Cleaner-light almost scentless product, everything came out clean and seemed to pull a good amount of crud from the tires.

Car Shampoo-I filled my 5 gallon bucket about half way, threw in a wash mitt and squeezed the bottle 3 times, hit it with the jet and was met with a thick mound of foam/suds. It was very windy when I was washing(pay and spray) and as I would dunk the mitt and pull out it would take foam like blowing foam in a bubble bath. Very dark green color and can’t pinpoint the scent, it’s definitely light and not overpowering.

Waterless Auto Wash-This product really has my attention, I didn’t apply very heavily and it was after my wife’s car was about 95% dry. I was mainly looking to test how it would handle water marks and light dust from a short drive from pay and spray to our apartment(3ish miles). Took a bit more work than I expected on freshly dried watermarks, but again I sprayed only a few times. And this next sentence is why.. The second I sprayed it and saw the panel I thought of BSD(if you’ve used this product you’ll know that gel consistency and heavy viscous look it has). I’m very excited to keep using this product, it wipes in much easier than BSD and isn’t streaky at all, leaves a great glossy acrylic shine and the scent is almost like a watermelon herbal essence shampoo. This might be a sleeper product from DP, we’re expecting some rain for the next few day’s, looking forward to using this more... be back gotta to do my car now!!
 
I just placed an order for 5 DP products so I can get the free T shirt. Let's see how good the reformulation really is.
 
I'll be trying out the DP Coating Prep Polish and the DP Coating Prep Spray, picked them up in my 50%-off order ...
 
I used Coating Maintenance Wash this weekend. It’s really nice. It leaves the water honey-colored which is cool. It’s very sudsy, good enough to be a coating wash for Eldorado2k. Smells good, cleans well. Cheap.

I’m finding that all the DP products I’ve used are user friendly and fun for a great place. For newbies this is probably a great place to get a lot of solid products with easy application without breaking the bank.
 
DMiglio said:
Just tried a 4 of the products from my box and I’ll try to use them a few more times before I give a more thought out review. I’ve tried the Intense Iron Remover, Dual Action Tire and Wheel Cleaner, Car Shampoo and Waterless Auto Wash.

Intense Iron Remover-typical iron removal product smell, but light almost floral scent. Used on my wife’s darker car and didn’t see much change but the wheels were turning light purple in the lug areas and corners of the spokes(areas I can’t clean well during waterless washes) after a couple minutes. Good product and killed the previous LSP’s beading and sheeting which is ok cause I want to test some products.

Dual Action Tire and Wheel Cleaner-light almost scentless product, everything came out clean and seemed to pull a good amount of crud from the tires.

Car Shampoo-I filled my 5 gallon bucket about half way, threw in a wash mitt and squeezed the bottle 3 times, hit it with the jet and was met with a thick mound of foam/suds. It was very windy when I was washing(pay and spray) and as I would dunk the mitt and pull out it would take foam like blowing foam in a bubble bath. Very dark green color and can’t pinpoint the scent, it’s definitely light and not overpowering.

Waterless Auto Wash-This product really has my attention, I didn’t apply very heavily and it was after my wife’s car was about 95% dry. I was mainly looking to test how it would handle water marks and light dust from a short drive from pay and spray to our apartment(3ish miles). Took a bit more work than I expected on freshly dried watermarks, but again I sprayed only a few times. And this next sentence is why.. The second I sprayed it and saw the panel I thought of BSD(if you’ve used this product you’ll know that gel consistency and heavy viscous look it has). I’m very excited to keep using this product, it wipes in much easier than BSD and isn’t streaky at all, leaves a great glossy acrylic shine and the scent is almost like a watermelon herbal essence shampoo. This might be a sleeper product from DP, we’re expecting some rain for the next few day’s, looking forward to using this more... be back gotta to do my car now!!
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The Waterless Wash has become one of my favorites as well, it leaves insane slickness behind and smells amazing.
 
acuRAS82 said:
I’m finding that all the DP products I’ve used are user friendly and fun for a great place. For newbies this is probably a great place to get a lot of solid products with easy application without breaking the bank.
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im going to echo this statement completely, every single one I’ve used so far, Car Shampoo, Waterless Wash, Iron Remover, AIO Polish and Seal, Poli Sealant, Wheel and Tire Cleaner, have all been phenomenal products!

They perform like they’re 3 times the price, the ease of use, results and overall experience is on that “Seal n Shine” level, where people couldn’t believe just what they were getting for the price. Only difference here is that I’ve gotten that feeling from 6 products out of what I’m sure is a knockout product line from Autogeek and PBMG!
 
Meghan said:
The Waterless Wash has become one of my favorites as well, it leaves insane slickness behind and smells amazing.
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I actually rarely do waterless washes, if anything I’ll prespray the panel and then follow up rinseless washing it. This product though, left me extremely impressed because the feel of the towel as it initially wiped the product was “lotion-like.” It feels quite substantial, not thin or watery like ONR for example. The buff off is just a flip of a towel and onto the next panel.

Unfortunately I’ve only ever used one or two ready to use waterless washes, mainly because I feel I’m missing something, they seem thin and don’t give me confidence as they just run down the panel like water. This one is completely different, thicker viscosity, clings to the panel and really gives confidence and an enjoyable user experience.

Awesome product and I’m again truly thankful to Meghan and all of Autogeek for the giveaway and opportunity to try this new line!
 
acuRAS82 said:
I used Coating Maintenance Wash this weekend. It’s really nice. It leaves the water honey-colored which is cool. It’s very sudsy, good enough to be a coating wash for Eldorado2k. Smells good, cleans well. Cheap.

I’m finding that all the DP products I’ve used are user friendly and fun for a great place. For newbies this is probably a great place to get a lot of solid products with easy application without breaking the bank.
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Hows lubricity compared to OCW or Reset?


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Meghan said:
The Waterless Wash has become one of my favorites as well, it leaves insane slickness behind and smells amazing.
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Kinda like the rinseless slickest product i’ve used (and liked) before was Speedshine... slickness was a cut above.


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DMiglio said:
I actually rarely do waterless washes, if anything I’ll prespray the panel and then follow up rinseless washing it. This product though, left me extremely impressed because the feel of the towel as it initially wiped the product was “lotion-like.” It feels quite substantial, not thin or watery like ONR for example. The buff off is just a flip of a towel and onto the next panel.

Unfortunately I’ve only ever used one or two ready to use waterless washes, mainly because I feel I’m missing something, they seem thin and don’t give me confidence as they just run down the panel like water. This one is completely different, thicker viscosity, clings to the panel and really gives confidence and an enjoyable user experience.

Awesome product and I’m again truly thankful to Meghan and all of Autogeek for the giveaway and opportunity to try this new line!
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The “lotion like” ...... It’s why Ammo hydrate is my favorite drying aid. Feels like im rubbing lotion in and poof it’s gone. May have to give this a try.


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Coatingsarecrack said:
The “lotion like” ...... It’s why Ammo hydrate is my favorite drying aid. Feels like im rubbing lotion in and poof it’s gone. May have to give this a try.


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I honestly couldn’t come up with a term to describe how it felt to me, but decided on “lotion-like” bc that’s how Larry described Hydrate. Cool that you linked that together! I’d love to hear your opinion if you do buy it, I’ve never used an Ammo product myself and would be interested to know your thoughts.
 
Coatingsarecrack said:
Hows lubricity compared to OCW or Reset?


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Never used either of those. I’ve never used Hyper Wash either but I envision this being similar based on what I’ve read about Hyper Wash. Lubricity and suds is better than Mckees SiO2 Wash which is what I’ve used the most over the last year, even though I think Mckees was good in lubricity.

I basically use different wash soaps all the time depending on my LSP. The ones with polymers left behind are very lubricated but dont create the large amount of suds like this DP wash.

Meghan, can you confirm the DP Coating Maintenance Wash does NOT include any glossenhancers? This is my assumption based on description and using it.
 
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