what's the last car care/detailing video you've just watched?

BLM said:
New rinseless wash from Bilt Hamber. It's called Phat Nuet which stands for PH Neutral. It promises some interesting capabilities for a rinseless.

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Love the testing BH does. Cleaning power looks awesome. Can let it dry as well. This and Touch-Less could be a power combo. You can use Neut in bucket as well. (y)
 
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CleanIT said:
Love the testing BH does. Cleaning power looks awesome. Can let it dry as well. This and Touch-Less could be a power combo. You can use Nuet in bucket as well. (y)
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Seems to be some in depth testing/marketing. So I imagine Phat Nuet will have it's place. Many times when I elect to use a rinseless it's because my vehicle isn't extremely dirty. So aside from winter washes that must be done indoors I don't really need a heavy cleaner for rinseless. When I reviewed the video the product reminded me a lot of Feynlab rinseless. Also the video left my wondering how rough the product will be on LSPs. A product can be PH neutral and still be hard on protection products.
 
BLM said:
Seems to be some in depth testing/marketing. So I imagine Phat Nuet will have it's place. Many times when I elect to use a rinseless it's because my vehicle isn't extremely dirty. So aside from winter washes that must be done indoors I don't really need a heavy cleaner for rinseless. When I reviewed the video the product reminded me a lot of Feynlab rinseless. Also the video left my wondering how rough the product will be on LSPs. A product can be PH neutral and still be hard on protection products.
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They said it’s LSP safe. I assume having the ability to dry would mean whatever their using for a surfactant must be very targeted/gentle. Still remains to be seen, but I can’t imagine BH bringing out a product that would damage/go against their reputation. Time will tell, I should have access to it mid summer.
 
Not sure if this was shared. If I hadn't just decided I wanted to be done playing with coatings, this is pretty impressive...


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01GreyStangGT said:
Here is a new one.

Alchemist Brimstone Can it Take the Wheel and Tire Cleaner Crown? #carwash #wheelcleaning
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These guys are pretty good. I recommend trying their stuff. I like their recent release of ceramics (Silica + Magnum).

I also love their QD Quicksilver. I'm all for a drying aid without protection.

Crowne reminded me of Apex BC3 and Phoenix Titan (probably due to smell) but I haven't tried v2 yet.

I'll be honest and say Brimstone was what I expected from a wheel & tire though. Nothing spectacular in my case.

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Interesting test comparing wash degradation to a sealant and a wax using a normal ph neutral soap and a rinseless wash. He does forget what sealant he used halfway through, guess that happens when you play with so many products.

 
I watched this ^^^^ video. Seems the sealant, which was Jescar Ultralock, did not take well to the rub abrasion. That same abrasion didnt seem to diminish the wax. The point of the video was to see if Phat Neut was chemically responsible for knocking down lsp products which i dont believe it is.
 
BLM said:
I watched this ^^^^ video. Seems the sealant, which was Jescar Ultralock, did not take well to the rub abrasion. That same abrasion didnt seem to diminish the wax. The point of the video was to see if Phat Neut was chemically responsible for knocking down lsp products which i dont believe it is.
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Yeah, I think the point was to show that there was no difference between a normal soap and a rinseless, if both are pH neutral, in LSP degradation, and using a sealant and a wax was just an added bonus. But it did give me a little itch to want to put wax on something.
 
Big Dave said:
Yeah, I think the point was to show that there was no difference between a normal soap and a rinseless, if both are pH neutral, in LSP degradation, and using a sealant and a wax was just an added bonus. But it did give me a little itch to want to put wax on something.
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I just wish he gave it a bit more cure time. 24 hours for a wash isn't always enough, especially for things that contain ceramics.
 
01GreyStangGT said:
Here is a new one.

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DFB said:
The only time I used a traditional clay is on wheels. Otherwise, it's been a decade since I've used a clay bar on paint.
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Besides Iron remover are you using an iron remover are you referring to a clay towel?
I've had allot of nasty vehicles this week and the towel wasn't cutting it so I went to a heavy bar.
 
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DanaDetailingPros said:
Besides Iron remover are you using an iron remover are you referring to a clay towel?
I've had allot of nasty vehicles this week and the towel wasn't cutting it so I went to a heavy bar.
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Yeah, I just use a clay mitt or sponge, just more efficient and when used after an iron remover, its all I feel the need for.

Having said that, real clay is going to do a more thorough job where required, as you found this week. On my personal cars, I find a clay mitt is perfectly adequate, and even then, I'm only doing so to be thorough.
 
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