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Post by SuzukiRE5 on Jan 21, 2020 20:13:16 GMT -5
Hudson, That Quick-Glo looks very interesting. Since your recommendation I have viewed quite a few YouTube videos regarding the product and it looks like it works really well. If I only buy one of the 2 types that are available, which one would you recommend? I'm leaning towards the fine one over the original but would like to know if you would agree with this. Thanks for the recommendation.
I've already ordered multiple items from the recommendations on here and I haven't gone through all of them yet. I appreciate the input. It does help.
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Post by hudson on Jan 21, 2020 21:14:37 GMT -5
For chrome I would suggest the original. The magic is more ovious on really rusty looking chrome but good on any chrome. I also have the fine which is probably better suited to the softer metals and maybe some plastics. The wax component is probably a good thought for aluminum. But in my opinion nothing out shines Simichrome ( google search ) for final aluminun & brass polishing.
Regards, Brian
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Post by SuzukiRE5 on Jan 22, 2020 21:03:22 GMT -5
Zach, the 303 products are great! I've been using the Aerospace Protectant for a long time. Mainly on interiors but it also works great on exterior trim and tires. I see they have come out with a lot of new products lately. Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions just came out with a similar product to the 303 Touchless Sealant. I had some given to me for testing. It's priced right and the reviews so far have been great. The car that you did with the 303 came out great. I see that the 303 is available at O'Reillys for $16.99. Definitely worth trying with your recommendation on it. When I do detailing jobs I offer a follow up visit to wash and top off whatever product I put on the vehicle originally. This 303 would be awesome to use for that purpose as I'm sure it can be done fast and I can be on my way for the next job.
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Post by FC Zach on Jan 23, 2020 0:31:43 GMT -5
When I do detailing jobs I offer a follow up visit to wash and top off whatever product I put on the vehicle originally. This 303 would be awesome to use for that purpose as I'm sure it can be done fast and I can be on my way for the next job. Definitely, it would be perfect for that! . . . if it's not too costly of a product to use. If you can stretch a bottle out to last around three (or more) small cars that wouldn't be too bad. I go a little overboard when I do it and probably use more than necessary since I get about two applications with my Celica. I'm also still getting used to the product so I'll get better with that the more I use it  |
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Post by SuzukiRE5 on Feb 1, 2020 14:39:08 GMT -5
I bought the 303 Touchless Sealant and also got some Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Wet Wax which works the same way as the 303. I've heard a lot of good things about the new Hybrid Solutions products and want to give them a try myself. I also got some ONR No Rinse Wash & Shine to try. I started using Waterless Washes last year and really like them. Figured I would try the ONR as I have heard a lot of good about this product also. Has anyone else tried any of the waterless or rinseless washes? I used them at least 3/4 of the time last year. They are a lot easier to use, faster with better results.
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Post by timpa136 on Feb 19, 2020 10:51:46 GMT -5
I bought the 303 Touchless Sealant and also got some Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Wet Wax which works the same way as the 303. I've heard a lot of good things about the new Hybrid Solutions products and want to give them a try myself. I also got some ONR No Rinse Wash & Shine to try. I started using Waterless Washes last year and really like them. Figured I would try the ONR as I have heard a lot of good about this product also. Has anyone else tried any of the waterless or rinseless washes? I used them at least 3/4 of the time last year. They are a lot easier to use, faster with better results. I have not used waterless products but others have mentioned the ceramic sprays on their vehicles. I am very happy with Mothers CMX used on my car. A clay bar preparation and one coat spray and it has been many months, still beading and glossy. Should work well on the bikes, but what about all the unfinished cans of wax and cleaners unfinished? Tim EDIT: updated recommendation. I recently applied a second spray treatment with a quick and easy claying. I highly recommend Mothers both the car wash and CMX spray from my experience so far. |
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Post by SuzukiRE5 on Feb 19, 2020 16:00:21 GMT -5
I tried some of the ONR Rinseless Wash for the first time on my car. Amazing product. It looked like I had just waxed my car. It was really dirty too from winter driving. I highly recommend this product for washing cycles or anything else you want cleaned.
The Mothers CMX was one of the hot products last year that everyone wanted and I have heard a lot of good about it. As you mentioned Tim, using a clay bar before applying any protection will definitely improve the results, especially if it has never been done before on a vehicle. I bought a Speedmaster Clay Mitt to try this year but probably won't use it until my clay is used up. It is supposed to do a claying job a lot faster and just as good. Time will tell on that.
I know what you mean about unfinished products not being used. I have a lot of products but last year I started sticking with a product until it is used up if it works well. The sealant that I am using now as a topper if I use wax on a vehicle is Sudzbox Rapid Seal. I still have half the bottle left. I'm going to use it up and then my next topper will be the Beadmaker. I have a 16 oz bottle and I bought a gallon refill after seeing how good it works. Last year I gave away a few unfinished products to friends that I knew I wasn't going to use anytime soon.
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