Spray on, wipe off recommendations
#43
Moderator
Buy any good waterless or rinsless wash and dilute it to the proper detailing mixture. Pennies per bottle compared to $20 per bottle which is a waste of money. Wolfgang uber is my favorite.
The following users liked this post:
yamabob (01-14-2024)
#44
Le Mans Master
Wish I had discovered this earlier, would have saved me a lot of time and effort, especially post waxing.
As happy as I am with this product, I'm really curious about the Wolfgang products, will probably try them next.
Can be diluted 1:1, I use it full strength.
Surprisingly, it's still $22/gallon, which is what I paid in 2019.
Last edited by important; 02-21-2024 at 11:11 PM.
#45
Drifting
I think you will not buy the Meguiar’s again if you try WUR
The following users liked this post:
FYRARMS (02-22-2024)
#46
I've been using Neil Chadwick's products for years. Very happy with them..
The following users liked this post:
JimmyS5600 (03-01-2024)
#47
Melting Slicks
Member Since: Apr 2018
Location: Auburn,WA (30 miles SE of Seattle) WA
Posts: 3,293
Received 939 Likes
on
603 Posts
2023 C6 of the Year Finalist - Modified
2022 C6 of the Year Finalist - Modified
yamabob, why do you have to play the abbreviation game................
Is it Wolfgang Uber Rinseless diluted to Detail Spray ????
Is it Wolfgang Uber Rinseless diluted to Detail Spray ????
The following users liked this post:
leebay (03-02-2024)
#48
Drifting
#49
Drifting
Both of you guys have been around here long enough. Why did I use abbreviations. I’m old and value what little time I have left. Well minus the 5 minutes to write this out. Thanks
The following 2 users liked this post by yamabob:
BudgetPlan1 (03-02-2024),
leebay (03-02-2024)
#50
Pro
I've been using Expel Ceramic Boost on my car. I ceramic coated my car and use this as a topper. I have 2 small spots on my car that I had to buff off high spots and did not re-apply my ceramic coating. The Expel product lasts a good 3 months with mutliple washings and when applied, I can not tell where the spots are that are not ceramic coated. Once it starts to wear off I can see them again as the rest of the car still beads water while washing.
It's pretty easy to apply and buff off and lasts a good long time for a topper.
It's pretty easy to apply and buff off and lasts a good long time for a topper.
#51
Team Owner
Better off having someone else / pay someone else to detail your car for you if you value what time you have left. For me I will soon consider this since I have ailments/pain. But before I pay someone else to detail I need to use up the products that I have already accumulated over time. It would be too much wasted $$$ to throw away the products I have not used up before doing this.
#52
Drifting
Someone else detail my car? I think not. I ain’t dead. And if I have to wait to use up all I have, well I’m living to over 100 Ha.
The following users liked this post:
Blackcherry20 (03-03-2024)
The following users liked this post:
yamabob (03-03-2024)
The following users liked this post:
ztheusa (03-06-2024)
#57
Team Owner
Wish I had discovered this earlier, would have saved me a lot of time and effort, especially post waxing.
As happy as I am with this product, I'm really curious about the Wolfgang products, will probably try them next.
Can be diluted 1:1, I use it full strength.
Surprisingly, it's still $22/gallon, which is what I paid in 2019.
#58
Advanced
Thread Starter
Unfortunately I haven't yet.......I have so much respect for all the guys on here giving me info and I know some of them are pros and have probably forgot more than I'll ever know.......there are so many answers its like being a kid in a candy store, lol.....I am a bit interested in the Jax Wax line, it is popping up everyday on my Facebook feed, seems to have a great following and they have some products that look great.....anyone have any info on this one?
#59
Le Mans Master
The following users liked this post:
KRS (03-17-2024)