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opie2 said:
Idk what the platinum pluffle is like bud, but i can tell you it feels like a a lot thicker towel and soft like a trc eagle edgeless 350

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It looks sort of waffle weav’ish in picture.

The platinum Pluffle is a Fluffy waffle towel from TRC. I like them for rinseless and Frothe.


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Coatingsarecrack said:
It looks sort of waffle weav’ish in picture.

The platinum Pluffle is a Fluffy waffle towel from TRC. I like them for rinseless and Frothe.


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Just looked up what they are, and i say no they do not look similar at all

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Setec Astronomy said:
You may not like it. I actually hated it when I saw it in the theater, I expected more of the typical Bill Murray movie.

I appreciated it later when it came on cable.
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Got an 85 rating on RT on the audience score. Give it a whirl.


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Coatingsarecrack said:
Wish I was more of a whiskey guy. I’ve been getting more into them. I tried pappy van winkle 12 year a few years ago but to be honest I didn’t know what I was tasting.

A friend introduced to Japanese whiskey and Hibiki is really nice.

Tequila is where I got to sipping on a nice glass.

I had a friend bring by a bottle of Rey Sol extra Anejo tequila and I was excited to try… it was good but maybe my pallet is unrifined but i preferred the 1942 and others.

If anyone enjoys a decent bottle tequila Gran Centanario cristalino and Gran Coramino Anejo is a nice one too.


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Those friend's also have a Pappy 15 that they won in the lottery that PA did. I enjoy that but for the money, I'd be more likely to get a Weller Single Barrel. Some of the Weller's are basically barrels that didn't make the cut to be Pappy. So I've got a number of Weller 12's. The Maker's Mark Cellar Aged has been my priciest bottle ($175-225). I only have Patron Anejo that I got for cocktails.
 
MisterSnoop said:
Those friend's also have a Pappy 15 that they won in the lottery that PA did. I enjoy that but for the money, I'd be more likely to get a Weller Single Barrel. Some of the Weller's are basically barrels that didn't make the cut to be Pappy. So I've got a number of Weller 12's. The Maker's Mark Cellar Aged has been my priciest bottle ($175-225). I only have Patron Anejo that I got for cocktails.
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The patrons decent.. use to be my go to. My friends really into Wellers too. Says not a $700 (secondary market) difference let alone $100 more.

Had a friend actually get a bottle of Pappy’s from total wine.

He got their concierge emails from them and it was like 2 blocks where we worked. Got the email. And asked for a 30 min break… came back with it. Didn’t know what it was then but thought $150 was crazy. He then told me how hard they were to get and price the sell for….


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I managed to squeeze in a final order before Christmas, restocking mostly.





You know it's serious when I order a gallon of something! After first trying Amplify, I knew within seconds that this stuff was a winner. That first bottle went pretty quickly, which was replaced by another two 473ml bottles. While I could have jumped to the gallon size, I've been bitten in the past ordering a gallon of something without enough miles behind it, then being lumped with a product that didn't live up to the first impressions.



I said I wouldn't be ordering GSF again due to the cost here, but here we are. :rolleyes:

The Wide Open was ordered out of curiosity.



My recommendation here is to always, where possible, buy the small bottle of a product first. Actually, I broke that rule myself recently, now I have a gallon of a VERY expensive product that appears to be simply unsuited to the Australia climate.

Amplify has now proven to be my go-to drying aid of late. No doubt, something will come along in the future that will better it, but it will need to be a VERY stellar product to better Amplify.
 
DFB said:
I managed to squeeze in a final order before Christmas, restocking mostly.





You know it's serious when I order a gallon of something! After first trying Amplify, I knew within seconds that this stuff was a winner. That first bottle went pretty quickly, which was replaced by another two 473ml bottles. While I could have jumped to the gallon size, I've been bitten in the past ordering a gallon of something without enough miles behind it, then being lumped with a product that didn't live up to the first impressions.



I said I wouldn't be ordering GSF again due to the cost here, but here we are. :rolleyes:

The Wide Open was ordered out of curiosity.



My recommendation here is to always, where possible, buy the small bottle of a product first. Actually, I broke that rule myself recently, now I have a gallon of a VERY expensive product that appears to be simply unsuited to the Australia climate.

Amplify has now proven to be my go-to drying aid of late. No doubt, something will come along in the future that will better it, but it will need to be a VERY stellar product to better Amplify.
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I bought the 1 litre Carpro Clarify Phobic, not that this is a bad product, but a little goes a long way. It's probably going to take me a few years to go through it. Maybe I should wander around the carpark at the local shops cleaning car windows.
 
Last black friday order has arrived. While not detailing related, thought this company way worth a mention. These are staple products used everyday along with the powdered toothpaste(not pictured). Excellent products and company.

For anyone thinking of jumping to natural products.
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opie2 said:
Last black friday order has arrived. While not detailing related, thought this company way worth a mention. These are staple products used everyday along with the powdered toothpaste(not pictured). Excellent products and company.

For anyone thinking of jumping to natural products.
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Tallow and honey balm sounds like something I’d slather a prime rib in….


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DFB said:
The Wide Open was ordered out of curiosity.



My recommendation here is to always, where possible, buy the small bottle of a product first. Actually, I broke that rule myself recently, now I have a gallon of a VERY expensive product that appears to be simply unsuited to the Australia climate.

Amplify has now proven to be my go-to drying aid of late. No doubt, something will come along in the future that will better it, but it will need to be a VERY stellar product to better Amplify.
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P&S wide open looks eerily similar to this:

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Shine Supply’s off road cleaner… not a soap though. Pre wash soap booster. Good product though. Just a lot more to use than Auto Foam.

What product is it that you bought gallon and not happy with.

Going to be giving Amplify a try as it seems to be universally loved.


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Coatingsarecrack said:
P&S wide open looks eerily similar to this:

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Shine Supply’s off road cleaner… not a soap though. Pre wash soap booster. Good product though. Just a lot more to use than Auto Foam.

What product is it that you bought gallon and not happy with.

Going to be giving Amplify a try as it seems to be universally loved.


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From what I have seen, Shine Supply products are from B&B Blending, not P&S. That would explain why I love Shift so much, I suspect it's the same as Adam's Car Shampoo, the blue one. Both Shift and the Adam's are similar in consistency, foam quality and lubrication.

The unnamed gallon is a cleaner from a UK brand that was heavily hyped and anticipated. After seeing it being used and loved by various outlets, I took the plunge and went big. However, it just doesn't seem to work well in Australian heat and humidity. Let's just say that you can certainly see traces of it after use, when in fact you shouldn't.
 
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