New Product Review : CG ONE
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imported_gusbubba
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lambo : after messin' with it some more today I got it down to
about two spritzes per door size panel on a lightly soiled surface.
The premise I'm running with is to spread the product thin and even
with a light touch and let the product go to work encapsulating the dirt.
Wait for it to haze , then buff with a nice plush MF.
Of course , you may have to adjust for more heavily soiled surfaces.
Used it on my mother-in-law's '07 Accord today. It had been washed
a couple days ago , so it just had light dust and dirt. The above method
seemed to work well.
Pics :
(Befores)
(Afters)
Hood:
Various panels:
Not too shabby , eh?
about two spritzes per door size panel on a lightly soiled surface.
The premise I'm running with is to spread the product thin and even
with a light touch and let the product go to work encapsulating the dirt.
Wait for it to haze , then buff with a nice plush MF.
Of course , you may have to adjust for more heavily soiled surfaces.
Used it on my mother-in-law's '07 Accord today. It had been washed
a couple days ago , so it just had light dust and dirt. The above method
seemed to work well.
Pics :
(Befores)
(Afters)
Hood:
Various panels:
Not too shabby , eh?
lambostealth
New member
Looks great, I used it on my Mazda Protege 5, flint mica in color, and HEAVY metallic.
I previously used primarily Zaino on it, and when I used ONE on it, it slightly dulled the metallic, but I think it is only because Zaino amplifies it X100!!! So, the ONE probably just showed the true metallic content, LOL.
I previously used primarily Zaino on it, and when I used ONE on it, it slightly dulled the metallic, but I think it is only because Zaino amplifies it X100!!! So, the ONE probably just showed the true metallic content, LOL.
imported_gusbubba
New member
Any insights on usage or technique , lambo ?
lambostealth
New member
Shake WELL, you can see something gathering on the bottom, spray a couple of spritzes on a panel, I let it sit there for just about 5-10 seconds to encapsulate dirt, then spread it all over the panel with a microfiber towel. Then I let it haze up, and buff off with another microfiber.
What I notice about it, is that it leaves a smooth, obviously waxed surface. It feels pretty wierd (the paint), feels smooth with a quick, light touch, however if you move your finger over it slowly, with moderate pressure, it feels almost as if you could remove the wax!! Picture it like a car that was painted, cured for a day, then you felt the paint, not sticky, or gooey, but rather, smooth, and SLIGHTLY tacky.
I put it on, let it "cure", then laid over a layer of Zaino Clear Seal, so, we shall see how long it lasts......
What I notice about it, is that it leaves a smooth, obviously waxed surface. It feels pretty wierd (the paint), feels smooth with a quick, light touch, however if you move your finger over it slowly, with moderate pressure, it feels almost as if you could remove the wax!! Picture it like a car that was painted, cured for a day, then you felt the paint, not sticky, or gooey, but rather, smooth, and SLIGHTLY tacky.
I put it on, let it "cure", then laid over a layer of Zaino Clear Seal, so, we shall see how long it lasts......
i havent talked too much about ONE as i wasnt sure how much i could talk about it at the time i got my samples...but now that the cat is out of the bag i can tell you right now that this will replace all my qd's and waterless washes....i did a clients car with "ONE" in a parking lot and he came back to check on me while shopping and i had not gotten to the waxing step..i just finished the interior and did a wash with ONE.... but he was like "Wow...you already finished waxing my car?" ....handed me my fifty bucks and i was off doing my next car...i still gave his car a spritz down with CG blitz sealant anyway when he left to go shopping but definitely great results....its my favorite product on my detailing shelf....glad i was able to get a hold of a gallon of this stuff...as far as usage...one heavy or two light spritzes per panel...i would say a hood i divide into three sections...