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| Detailing brand names There are various brand names available in the market which do you prefer to use? This forum is to discuss the various brand names available in the market. |
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I have tried MANY of thier products and have yet to find one that dissapoints. Actually every product of thiers that I have used has found it's way into my regular rotation. Some of my ultimate favorites thus far include: Tire Pro - Dressing Beyond Steel - Rim cleaner Grime Destroyer - Bug and Tar remover Speed Demon - quick detailer (nuba) Hot Rod Detailer - quick detailer (sealant) |
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I didn't really care for their performance; the Nano Shine and Nano Glaze. I used Nano Shine by itself as a sealant, let it dry for 15 minutes and it was impossible to get it off ... I used OCW which took care of it but still a pain. Then I was told I was supposed to apply the Nano Glaze over the Nano Shine to help remove the Nano Shine, again it was a pita. Working with these two LSPs wasn't all that great. The Shine and Glaze combo wasn't anything spectacular looking either.
Nano Shine with OCW to remove (SSR2.5 w/ an orange cutting pad as a polish, then Nano, then OCW): ![]() Nano combo: ![]() The other Surf City products I've used was the metal polish (liquid form of Semi-chrome polish) which was nice, the Beyond Black tire dressing is very nice, and the QD is similar to FK425. I also have some I could send you if you'd like ... I don't think I'll be using them again... |
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Autogeek has the whole line on sale. I tried Surf City leather conditioner and liked it. It offers cleaning ability. It also has beeswax in it, helping seal leather from spills 9easier cleaning). I would not recommend it for perforated leather though, beeswax will clog it.
Glass cleaner works really well too. |
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It is a very watery spray... I think the smaller size comes in a squeeze bottle.. using it in a squeeze bottle is not the best way to use it... you will end up using WAY more product than you need A spray bottle and a foam applicator is the way to go with this product. 2-3 sprays on the foam applicator for the 1st tire - 2 sprays every subsequent tire (17" tires) |