Review: Dodo juice Time to dry

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Lim3

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Well this is my first review on here. Thought I would begin with a simple to use product.

Dodo juice time to dry 250ml

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Comes in two versions
(250ml and 500ml) the 500ml is only available over seas

As the instructions state: spray on freshly cleaned wet area.
Dabbing preferred over wiping.


Sprayed a nice coat.
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Dabbed the area which left it blotchy.
Which a few seconds air drying it disappeared almost completely
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Did a final wipe down of the area
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Sprayed the rest of the car and repeated the steps

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Final thoughts:

Scent: hard to describe, if I where to guess it would be a clean scent, like a house hold cleaner possibly.

(Ease of Use) Easy, just spray & wipe

(Appearance/color) has a nice lavender color to it

(Slickness) super slick. Feels like soap almost.
*makes it difficult to wipe off if there is not a considerable amount of water on the panel.


(Price) 12.99 not Appealing to most


Personal opinion, honestly if it wasn't on BOGO I wouldn't have bought it.
NOT because I think it's pointless but
simply because I didn't know it existed.


It helps against marring the paint when drying due to its high lubebricity which is pretty awesome. It is a step up from the standard QD without a doubt.

The added slickness makes it superior In aiding the towel to glide across the paint preventing most marring to the paint.

When I sprayed it on the panels I noticed the water would gather causing it to drip down, this worked well on all the areas with it sort of sheeting the water away. Vertical panels were a breeze to dry



Would I buy it again ? Would I recommend it ? Yes and yes. Specially if I had it on BOGO or a nice discount.
 
Bought some on BoGo too. Only thing being, I wont be using it on my car.
Says it changes lsp to sheet more reather than bead. I perfer beading as of now.

I am intrested to see how it acts on other cars that aren't maintained as well. Where the lsps are starting to fail.
 
I forgot about that.
I'm going to take a look at my beading when I wash again next week.
 
have you tried it with a rinse less wash as a drying aid?not that you really need one.just a thought.[trying not to justify buying on bogo]
 
Very well written review. Would you say this is a better alternative to QD spray?
 
john b said:
have you tried it with a rinse less wash as a drying aid?not that you really need one.just a thought.[trying not to justify buying on bogo]
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Yes, RW works well since it is a more slick than a QD. I actually use that for car shows whipping off the layer of dust accumulated during the ride.
 
CM8 6MT said:
Very well written review. Would you say this is a better alternative to QD spray?
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Thank you. If using it to dry yes. If using it as a QD to remove light dust on a dry surface. no. Simply because it's to slippery causing it to smudge which in turn takes a a couple of wipes potentially causing scratches.

I tested it out on a small spot a few days ago while the car was a little dusty.
It took more than a few wipes to get the surface dry due to its high lubebricty
 
Cool first review! :props:

Man, that Synergy Green looks fantastic...

Have you tried their Basics of Bling? Sadly to say it did nothing for me.
 
BrutalNoodle said:
Cool first review! :props:

Man, that Synergy Green looks fantastic...

Have you tried their Basics of Bling? Sadly to say it did nothing for me.
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Thanks man.
I haven't tried basics to bling YET. But I will. Plan to give a shot on all the dodo waxes.
 
I have a bottle I used once. Absolutely did not like it. It really messed with my LSP afterwards.

Perhaps it's best to use only within the DD family of products.
 
silverfox said:
I have a bottle I used once. Absolutely did not like it. It really messed with my LSP afterwards.

Perhaps it's best to use only within the DD family of products.
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Which LSP did you use afterwards? For this reason, I like to keep my products in the same family line.
 
Glad I read this review. Thanks for posting.

I will be returning mine as sheeting reminds me of someone's old car which hasn't been waxed in ten years. I was so happy to see dodo on bogo I read through the description too fast.

So much for finally enjoying a dodo on bogo. Figures it was a dodo product that has a catch to it.
 
DEXTERITY said:
Glad I read this review. Thanks for posting.

I will be returning mine as sheeting reminds me of someone's old car which hasn't been waxed in ten years. I was so happy to see dodo on bogo I read through the description too fast.

So much for finally enjoying a dodo on bogo. Figures it was a dodo product that has a catch to it.
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i hear ya man. i really wish they put a DJ shampoo on bogo or a detail spray.. they almost as much as the T2D
 
Wors said:
Nice review Lim3.

^^^^:iagree:^^^^
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quiksilver_ben3 said:
Bought some on BoGo too. Only thing being, I wont be using it on my car.
Says it changes lsp to sheet more reather than bead. I perfer beading as of now.

Lim3 said:
I forgot about that.
I'm going to take a look at my beading when I wash again next week.
DEXTERITY said:
Glad I read this review. Thanks for posting.

I will be returning mine as sheeting reminds me of someone's old car which hasn't been waxed in ten years. I was so happy to see dodo on bogo I read through the description too fast.
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DoDo Juice Time to Dry...
Looks like the perfect product to eliminate a bunch of water-spotting...
caused by a bunch of water-beading.

Thanks for bringing it to my attention Lim3!!:props:

:)

Bob
 
FUNX725 said:
DoDo Juice Time to Dry...
Looks like the perfect product to eliminate a bunch of water-spotting caused by water-beading.

Thanks for bringing it to my attention Lim3!!:props:

:)

Bob
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your very welcome :dblthumb2:
 
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