Who buys there dressing by the gallon?

Hyperdressing by the gallon... However I might look into something else. I love it to no end. But everytime I've bought it the price has always changed.. It's over $48/gal now locally.
 
I got the APC by the gallon. Buts its very cheap and versatile. Got the Hyperdressing in a 32oz, but I had never tried it. Assuming it works well, I would buy it again by the gallon. Usually, if the price is in my range, there are greater savings by getting more at once.
 
I'd say it depends on the type of dressing you use... liquid dressings you use a lot more of, so buying by the gallon makes sense... Also depends on if your a pro detailer or not... if you use it every day then gallon or 5 gallon size makes sense no matter what your using. Personally I usually buy small sizes and use CGs Extreme VRT dressing, but when I run out of this bottle I think I'm going to buy a gallon since this is all I use anymore...
 
Hyperdressing without a doubt. It just has so many merits: you can make it as shiny or as satin(y) as you like by different dilutions, you can use it on engines because it is water based, it is dilutable so its a good value, it seems to spread out on its own (no need for excessive wiping) and it smells great!
 
Jakerooni said:
Hyperdressing by the gallon... However I might look into something else. I love it to no end. But everytime I've bought it the price has always changed.. It's over $48/gal now locally.
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Its $37/gallon at ADS, though you will end up spending WAYYY more than you intend just by thinking of placing an order at ADS. :chuckle:
 
JimmyCutlass said:
Its $37/gallon at ADS, though you will end up spending WAYYY more than you intend just by thinking of placing an order at ADS. :chuckle:
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around $31 at detailing(dot)com I think i might have autogeek match prices just to support the site :)
 
Funny thread. I remember buying solvent & water based dressings by the 55 gallon drum back in the day and now I buy it by the 17oz bottle.
 
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