Got my test sample of Nanolex Reactivating Shampoo last week and got to try it out yesterday after the rain had stopped finally.
Product characteristics:
<ul>[*]I'd say it's between a running liquid and a thick. If that makes since. It's not runny like waterless wash but it's not super thick either.
[*]It's a goldish / yellowish color
[*]I could not pinpoint the smell honestly. Wasn't a bad smell but not real fruity either like some. Honestly as long as a product doesn't smell like sweaty dirty underwear I'm cool with it.
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Review:
I first washed our 2004 Ford Freestar with about a month old coat of Klasse All In One and used a synthetic wool mitt and then washed the bucket out and started over for our 2014 Chevy Cruze with about a 2 week old coat of NuFinish and used a new wool mitt.
The product foamed really nice in the bucket but the foam did not transfer to the cars much for whatever reason. Some people like the foam all over the car some don't. I'd of liked to of seen more on the car personally. It did seem to have good lubricate to help the mitts glide over the paint.
It cleaned well. I had some of who knows what on the Cruze from the steel mill and it got that off.
I was a little disappointed in the rinse process. I always rinse with a steady light stream of water to reduce the drying process and the water didn't seem to sheet off like other car washes I've used so I had to dry more than I like to now-a-days.
Honestly it's rare I've found a car wash that's really blown me away and the reason I stopped paying for the expensive stuff. I'm currently using some Turtle Wax car wash with "wax" and feel that it sheets the water off better after the final rinse. I have no idea what the Nanolex prices at so i don't know how it compares to anything price wise.
Any questions feel free to ask. It was hard to review just because it's a car wash so as far as ease of use and all of that they are all the same, you add product, water, go to town. LOL
I can not post all of the pictures here because of size restrictions so they are at this link: Photos
Product characteristics:
<ul>[*]I'd say it's between a running liquid and a thick. If that makes since. It's not runny like waterless wash but it's not super thick either.
[*]It's a goldish / yellowish color
[*]I could not pinpoint the smell honestly. Wasn't a bad smell but not real fruity either like some. Honestly as long as a product doesn't smell like sweaty dirty underwear I'm cool with it.
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Review:
I first washed our 2004 Ford Freestar with about a month old coat of Klasse All In One and used a synthetic wool mitt and then washed the bucket out and started over for our 2014 Chevy Cruze with about a 2 week old coat of NuFinish and used a new wool mitt.
The product foamed really nice in the bucket but the foam did not transfer to the cars much for whatever reason. Some people like the foam all over the car some don't. I'd of liked to of seen more on the car personally. It did seem to have good lubricate to help the mitts glide over the paint.
It cleaned well. I had some of who knows what on the Cruze from the steel mill and it got that off.
I was a little disappointed in the rinse process. I always rinse with a steady light stream of water to reduce the drying process and the water didn't seem to sheet off like other car washes I've used so I had to dry more than I like to now-a-days.
Honestly it's rare I've found a car wash that's really blown me away and the reason I stopped paying for the expensive stuff. I'm currently using some Turtle Wax car wash with "wax" and feel that it sheets the water off better after the final rinse. I have no idea what the Nanolex prices at so i don't know how it compares to anything price wise.
Any questions feel free to ask. It was hard to review just because it's a car wash so as far as ease of use and all of that they are all the same, you add product, water, go to town. LOL
I can not post all of the pictures here because of size restrictions so they are at this link: Photos