rider9195
New member
Received some new products during the Father's Day sale and got to try some out. No pictures, just my thoughts and experience with them so far.
Chemical Guys Inner Clean
"The ultimate quick detailer for your auto's interior." I used Inner Clean on the door panels, dashboard, steering wheel, center console, and the instrument panel. It has a nice pineapple scent but I did not notice the scent after cleaning the whole interior. It removed all the dust and left behind a matte finish, which I like for that nice original look. For the price I will keep on buying it. Note to the Autogeek Team, please try to get this stuff in the gallon size! I can see myself going through this quick!
Blackfire Wet Diamond Conditioning Shampoo
Picked this as my free sample. I used about 1/4 of the bottle to about 2 gallons of water. Seemed a little low but once I started using it, I was amazed how slick it was! The water just sheeted off after washing the panel, and rinsing off was the easiest of all. Now my least favorite part, drying. I proceeded to dry the car with a Cobra WW towel and I was again amazed how easy it was to dry. I didn't really notice any scent from the shampoo but I might have just been amazed by the slickness and ease of use. Plus it left the paint look glossy! No need for any spray wax here! Blackfire Wet Diamond Conditioning Shampoo is now my favorite car wash!
Meguiar's D151
Picked this up during a trade. Thanks Morphiusrt!
I used D151 twice this week on my first two vehicles. The first vehicle I used it on was a newer Honda Pilot that the paint was in good condition. The second vehicle was a little worse. I paired the D151 with my PCXP with an orange pad on speed 5. Wipe off was very easy and mostly all the swirls were removed. Some RIDS remained as expected. The finish felt smooth, not slick. A little disappointed there. So I then went over the car with a spray wax to slicken the surface up. I found using this product in high humidity conditions can make it difficult to wipe off. So that would be it's only con. Not sure how the durability will be. Hopefully I can try it out on a friends car and see how it holds up to heat.
DP Max Wax
Added this to my cart for free. And boy was it a good choice! I have been using BFMS as my only carnauba paste wax and loved the way it went on and came off. Plus the looks were great! During one of my details this week I topped Poorboy's PwS with Max Wax and it was a pleasure to use! I had to play with it some to find out when it was easiest to wipe off. Found that wiping it off immediately was the best and simplest way. Max Wax has a fruity scent that makes it a joy to work with and it spreads super smooth. For $30 it makes it a great candidate for anyone who is on a budget!
I also have some DG #901, Cquartz DLux, and PreWOW Trim Cleaner to try out. Have to find some time to test them out though.
Chemical Guys Inner Clean
"The ultimate quick detailer for your auto's interior." I used Inner Clean on the door panels, dashboard, steering wheel, center console, and the instrument panel. It has a nice pineapple scent but I did not notice the scent after cleaning the whole interior. It removed all the dust and left behind a matte finish, which I like for that nice original look. For the price I will keep on buying it. Note to the Autogeek Team, please try to get this stuff in the gallon size! I can see myself going through this quick!
Blackfire Wet Diamond Conditioning Shampoo
Picked this as my free sample. I used about 1/4 of the bottle to about 2 gallons of water. Seemed a little low but once I started using it, I was amazed how slick it was! The water just sheeted off after washing the panel, and rinsing off was the easiest of all. Now my least favorite part, drying. I proceeded to dry the car with a Cobra WW towel and I was again amazed how easy it was to dry. I didn't really notice any scent from the shampoo but I might have just been amazed by the slickness and ease of use. Plus it left the paint look glossy! No need for any spray wax here! Blackfire Wet Diamond Conditioning Shampoo is now my favorite car wash!
Meguiar's D151
Picked this up during a trade. Thanks Morphiusrt!
I used D151 twice this week on my first two vehicles. The first vehicle I used it on was a newer Honda Pilot that the paint was in good condition. The second vehicle was a little worse. I paired the D151 with my PCXP with an orange pad on speed 5. Wipe off was very easy and mostly all the swirls were removed. Some RIDS remained as expected. The finish felt smooth, not slick. A little disappointed there. So I then went over the car with a spray wax to slicken the surface up. I found using this product in high humidity conditions can make it difficult to wipe off. So that would be it's only con. Not sure how the durability will be. Hopefully I can try it out on a friends car and see how it holds up to heat.
DP Max Wax
Added this to my cart for free. And boy was it a good choice! I have been using BFMS as my only carnauba paste wax and loved the way it went on and came off. Plus the looks were great! During one of my details this week I topped Poorboy's PwS with Max Wax and it was a pleasure to use! I had to play with it some to find out when it was easiest to wipe off. Found that wiping it off immediately was the best and simplest way. Max Wax has a fruity scent that makes it a joy to work with and it spreads super smooth. For $30 it makes it a great candidate for anyone who is on a budget!
I also have some DG #901, Cquartz DLux, and PreWOW Trim Cleaner to try out. Have to find some time to test them out though.
