So Im still sitting on the fence with this product. I loved the feel of the paint the next day it was really silky and smooth. The gloss was top drawer. It didnt play too well with my collenite spray sealant, but wasnt a disaster. The buff is slightley heavier or thicker than poorboys blackhole. And the price is off putting. But I thought it had a bit of the wow factor this product so Ive kept it on the shelf. some of you might also like the dust repellency claims. I think overall its a cool product but Black hole still is my favorite.
Could you do a video on "if you could only pick one product from start to finish in detailing...for example one product for pre wash one for contact wash one for decontamination one for one for paint correction etc etc. The aim being that your giving in each sector your 'personal' best product and why. In my humble opinion that would be a great video. Thanks and keep up the good work
Wonder what it's gloss reading and filling properties would be like on your black test panel compared to Black hole, Super Resin and Tripple? I've used super resin for decades and was looking to try Tripple next. Price and how it plays with others is key. Thanks for messing up your current fav combo in the spirit of science!
@@ForensicDetailing someone should come out with a pollen repellent for cars because although mine is chrome blue, in the summer I often come out on a morning to and see a layer of yellow pollen on it.
You do all the work many people want to but dont have the time or money to test products Keep up the fantastic work. Its massively appreciated by all of us
It actually cracks me up when you pick up a bottle of anything, and you cut straight through the marketing BS like a Japanese samurai sword, giving absolutely no F's about anything. This is why I will remain a loyal subscriber. I hate marketing BS with a passion, and I'm always prepared to take the P out of any BS I see and make a joke about it with my mates. Putting a thumbs up on their own product deserves them a slap, John. Don't ever give up on calling out stupidity on branding and product claims 💯 😂👏 despite all of that, it's interesting that it plays well with Collinite.
Love your videos mate.. After watching hours and hours of your videos, I’ve just finished polishing up my own vehicle.. Clay bared it, machine polished it with Scholl Concepts S20 Black 1-Step Compound .. Then finished it off with Rupes UNO ADVANCED .. Im not 100% sure I’ve used the correct products , but I’m absolutely thrilled with the final result.. Thank you for your guidance..
awesome to hear mate. so rupes advances you could use after s20. but really you would use S20 then seal or wax or coat. Or you could use Rupes advanced instead of S20 and it will polish (abrade) and protect. But the protection Rupes advanced offers is really good for an AIO so what you have done is fine. you should notive as well your paint is silky and smooth with rupes advanced. so yer what you have done is fine mate.
@@ForensicDetailing Yeah I used it at least 6 years ago. Got it in some combo pack from a detailing distributor. Tested it on a friend's car after a clay and one stage (when it really needed a 2-3 stage) correction. It was....fine. It definitely increased gloss, but I think it would have been just as easy to apply a cheapo consumer grade coating which would do some filling and actually protect the paint for a useful amount of time.
I swear that every time I see a new or existing Chemical Guys product being tested in some way the first thing that comes to mind is haven't they already made this one and it's just been repackaged for marketing. Maybe they have just changed the color, name and price. I don't know. I have a hard time taking them serious at times. I like one of their interior protectant. Silk Shine. However, I believe it's repeated under another label. 😅😅 Thanks for your in depth reviews. Cheers!
Have ordered this and the beadcoat from Slims detailing, seems to be selling out everywhere, be interesting to see how they perform together but the finish on your car was very impressive John 👍
I always top this with Chemical Guys Jet Seal. It still provides UV protection, anti-static protection, and a year of paint protection! It also adds a little gloss!
yer it had the wow factor. it really had that mirror effect like the product claimed I was seeing so much reflection as opposed to just the panel color. was as good as Ive seen. thats the bit about this product I liked.
I've switched to fusso dark wax. So far six months still Beading and glossy. Easy to put on and take off. Meguiars hybrid flex was a nightmare to get off and left dark light patches everywhere.
Can you specify exactly which Soft99 product you’re referring-to? Assuming it’s an older product, but still isn’t the PTFE-infused can of kerosene that lasts for a year.
My bottle of it says it has petroleum distillates and naphtha but im in the U.S. Same exact bottle and color and everything. It's some really solid stuff I've found imo just for a quick gloss enhancement for say a car show or somethong like that. That's how i use it. Good video.
Great video John! I also have this and am impressed with the gloss it has. I’d love to try your combo however and top it with that Collinite spray. The best gloss I’ve ever experienced on my white truck is Swissvax Concorso paste wax. Give that a try as well. I top the Swissvax with Obsesses Garage Drying Aid after a maintenance wash.
yer SRP is the same sort of thing. But SRP is more solvent based so you get that sweet hydrocarbon smell and its thinner to spread and work. Then SRP will haze out more into a dry crust with a bit more white chalky residue. I think SRP is acyrlic resin. SRP cheaper. SRP really needs topping. I think this had a bit more wow factor in terms of the finish though. This stuff never fully cures to a dry crust, more like a sort of polish residue feel where its still oily on the buff.
I have a couple of Chemical Guys items in my arsenal and I’m on the fence. They do what they say but no wow factor. But their Hex Logic pads are pretty darn good to be fair
I’ve only really tried one of their products. Used to love Butter Wet Wax for its ease of use with a DA. Liked the slickness but always felt durability was lacking. Not an issue when it’s so easy to reapply.
Heyy,I hope is well. I would like to know,what did you spray it with,after you polished it, to make the shine pop like that?...thank you,take care!: )💯
For me, a product like this will last me up to two years. If the price is 15 or 25, I don't really care. As long as it ticks all other boxes, it's worth it to me
fair play yes but say you compared 10 glazes and 9 were 10-15 quid. And one guys selling it for 25, you like the 25 quid one but theres a 15 quid one you prefer. so I think its really important for me to place the product price wise. its a margins based industry really the chemical cost is not that significant.
Ye.. if you like poorboys better and it's cheaper, it's a no-brainer. But as I don't have a black car I might try this. Glaze comparison coming up, or have you done one?
which collinite mate? not the water based spray ones no but collenite might have an emulsion prep product like this in their lineup. So this products allows me to reset the paintwork, scrubb off whatever is there and lay a base down without hacking away clearcoat. I can do this rapidly by cordless DA as well. Its how I like to do it. In summer at least. Kind of like the best way to get a show car finish. The spray sealants are more about creating a film of product more rapidly with less spreading and less buffage but they layer on top of whats there.
@@ForensicDetailing thanks for the reply Jon, yeah that makes sense. I was talking about the spray at the end, like would you have gotten just as good a finish without using using the chemical guys stuff at all and only used the spray, but I see that the chemical guy’s stuff lay the smooth shiny base and the Collinite spray just enhanced that shine.
@@WEZ4136 that was my thought, Jon only had a mirror finish once he got Collinite on. With my old E39 in Cosmos black, i got sensational pop with Zaino Grand Finale spray at the end. Never looked as good until that step
I think I'll stick with the various spray products I use for topping up my coated car🤷♂️ As far as CG products for me, maybe their scents but I've been using the new Griot's Garage Stinky Be Gone line and well, I see no use for CG's here anymore🤷♂️
Do you ever see yourself bringing out your own detailing products? With your understanding and knowledge you could easily have one of the best lines on the market! Or maybe a colab with Bilt Hamber!
thats the thing. so I would recomend a water based thing to top this. because buffing on a glaze and then going back and spreading and buffing another thick paste like product is hard work. But its finding the right thing. The collinite just tacked up the surface a bit so it might not be the best thing but it was ok. so yer I would need to expertiment.
Hi @ForensicDetailing ! I really appreciate your videos, and please, can you write to me the steps before and after applying this stuff? I mean, cleaning, wax or not, the wet mirror stuff and what did you spray and buff after to finish the job? Thank you and hi from Montréal area, Canada.
so after applying this, you could put a sealant on top to give better durability. I used collinite beadcoat. which seemed to work ok but it was a tiny bit tacky on application.
@@ForensicDetailing Funny I had my BC4 bottle lose half of the product it must have been upside down and I didn’t use it right away so it sat that way for about 6 months.
Slickr and beadcoat play so good together honestly. Im tempted to try a combo like beadcoat, waterblock and slickr but dno if itl work. I experiment alot tho honestly. 😂
yer Im liking using black hole. then beadcoat. and then slickr as a drying aid. this combo seems to work really well. I really love beadcoat and slickr though. lots of products do a similiar thing on paper but these products just seem to go down so well on the paint.
@@ForensicDetailing slickr as a drying aid stunned me. The gloss…. Wow. Ease of use also. Will relook in black hole also one day again since its not in my equipment for the moment anymore.
possibly, I think its more abrasive. But in simple lamens the gloss will come from how good your paint is. Black hole still edges it over this CG product. But I did fell this product had a bit of wow factor.
yer, less product as well perhaps, leave longer although i dont think it will ever dry cure. I think double buff or 2 cloths is best bet. But its still a downer because I dont need to do that with poorboyz
@@christurner3656 He used Collinite Beadcoat sealer followed with a top up of Collinite quick detailer for subsequent washes. I have used the same two and they work perfectly together 👍
not instead of a wax mate. Before a wax to gloss up the paint basically. Think of it as a polish basically but it relies on resins to fill rather than abrasives to chop away defects.
You used too much.🤣😅😂.Just kidding, i had to. Cheers from Arizona. I am curious if the anti static properties hold up to the hype like the thumbs up on the label.
Sorry to be a pain be, I know you've probably been asked this to death. But what microfiber are you using? I've got Chemical guys micros but they are way too fluffy.
the grey one I have I bought direct from a chinese mill. But they are very similiar to the Wax is dead buff cloths or rag company edgeless 300 cloths. they are very good.
yer specially a wax. but maybe the antistatic is preserved? but still thought and oily wax would hold the dust even if whatever is below it is trying to repel it. But who knows. so far its been good but pollen season is the time to find out if that anti static works.
not quite true mate it needs a double or treble pass. but yes Im not buffing hard. I hate products that you need to pressure down on to buff. this isnt like a hard buff but its just a bit oily. poorboys literally is the dream buff for me though.
this is the killer question. ultimately if I could only have one I think black hole edges it for me. Because of that thinner lighter buff. I hate it when I discover a bit of polish ive missed because it required more buffage. But that being said it had enough wow factor that I didnt want to put it in the cupboard with the other stuff I give away.
We have to consider the fact that you applied this all wrong and when you buff this ,you need to use a damp cloth to remove excess and then buff to shine. Learn to do it correctly .
Yer we also need to consider the fact that your an idiot. So we show the product instructions in the video. They do not advise to use a wet cloth. If I do not follow manufacturer instructions I can get sued by the brands. Bed time soon Michael.
Jon I’m surprised you haven’t checked out ADAM'S BRILLIANT GLAZE… if you do read non patrion comments it would be a good content watch. Keep up the great work 👍🏻
I love the Brilliant Glaze from Adams it’s great to use inside of the glass as well as the outside and the paint.Gets those windows really clean and streak free.👊🏼Great recommendation my friend
Sorry but Chemical Guys, no thanks. If you want a true Mirror car show gloss shine, nothing better than Polish Angel High Gloss. 500 ml, $120 lol But WORTH IT 100%!
So many PoorBoys products overlap each other. There’s about 8 useful products in their lineup. The rest (like this) is just another silicon based marketing filler, nothing revolutionary
I hear ya. lots dont seem to like the brand. And theres lot of stuff in there ive not liked. But theres some cool stuff to. remember like V7 back in the day. Petes 53. butter wet wax. the hex pads etc.. Stripper scents :) yes all blingy but dunno I just remember when I first got into this I really liked buying CG stuff for the fun factor but yer perhaps now Im older and wiser its less up my street.
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So Im still sitting on the fence with this product. I loved the feel of the paint the next day it was really silky and smooth. The gloss was top drawer. It didnt play too well with my collenite spray sealant, but wasnt a disaster. The buff is slightley heavier or thicker than poorboys blackhole. And the price is off putting. But I thought it had a bit of the wow factor this product so Ive kept it on the shelf. some of you might also like the dust repellency claims. I think overall its a cool product but Black hole still is my favorite.
Ooooooh I love me some dust repellent!!! Especially on a black car, it seems whatever I use the dust loves it 😢
Could you do a video on "if you could only pick one product from start to finish in detailing...for example one product for pre wash one for contact wash one for decontamination one for one for paint correction etc etc. The aim being that your giving in each sector your 'personal' best product and why. In my humble opinion that would be a great video. Thanks and keep up the good work
Wonder what it's gloss reading and filling properties would be like on your black test panel compared to Black hole, Super Resin and Tripple? I've used super resin for decades and was looking to try Tripple next.
Price and how it plays with others is key. Thanks for messing up your current fav combo in the spirit of science!
@@TheHitmann069 Tripple is good stuff!!
@@ForensicDetailing someone should come out with a pollen repellent for cars because although mine is chrome blue, in the summer I often come out on a morning to and see a layer of yellow pollen on it.
You do all the work many people want to but dont have the time or money to test products
Keep up the fantastic work. Its massively appreciated by all of us
thank you chris appreciate it
It actually cracks me up when you pick up a bottle of anything, and you cut straight through the marketing BS like a Japanese samurai sword, giving absolutely no F's about anything. This is why I will remain a loyal subscriber. I hate marketing BS with a passion, and I'm always prepared to take the P out of any BS I see and make a joke about it with my mates. Putting a thumbs up on their own product deserves them a slap, John. Don't ever give up on calling out stupidity on branding and product claims 💯 😂👏 despite all of that, it's interesting that it plays well with Collinite.
Well said.
Love your videos mate.. After watching hours and hours of your videos, I’ve just finished polishing up my own vehicle.. Clay bared it, machine polished it with Scholl Concepts S20 Black 1-Step Compound .. Then finished it off with Rupes UNO ADVANCED .. Im not 100% sure I’ve used the correct products , but I’m absolutely thrilled with the final result.. Thank you for your guidance..
awesome to hear mate. so rupes advances you could use after s20. but really you would use S20 then seal or wax or coat. Or you could use Rupes advanced instead of S20 and it will polish (abrade) and protect. But the protection Rupes advanced offers is really good for an AIO so what you have done is fine. you should notive as well your paint is silky and smooth with rupes advanced. so yer what you have done is fine mate.
Im impressed. As someone who really dislikes a company that makes way too many products (chemical guys) i would actually try this. Thumbs up 👍
This product has been around a looong time. One of the first I used when I was getting into "detailing" many years ago. It's very good.
has it really. I literally just saw it on the site and thought ooo whats that. looks cool :)
@@ForensicDetailing Yeah I used it at least 6 years ago. Got it in some combo pack from a detailing distributor. Tested it on a friend's car after a clay and one stage (when it really needed a 2-3 stage) correction. It was....fine.
It definitely increased gloss, but I think it would have been just as easy to apply a cheapo consumer grade coating which would do some filling and actually protect the paint for a useful amount of time.
ti not as good as griots waxes they leve better shine than other wax companies. That my opinion thanks try to for your self
I swear that every time I see a new or existing Chemical Guys product being tested in some way the first thing that comes to mind is haven't they already made this one and it's just been repackaged for marketing. Maybe they have just changed the color, name and price. I don't know. I have a hard time taking them serious at times. I like one of their interior protectant. Silk Shine. However, I believe it's repeated under another label. 😅😅
Thanks for your in depth reviews. Cheers!
Have ordered this and the beadcoat from Slims detailing, seems to be selling out everywhere, be interesting to see how they perform together but the finish on your car was very impressive John 👍
I always top this with Chemical Guys Jet Seal. It still provides UV protection, anti-static protection, and a year of paint protection! It also adds a little gloss!
The moment you started to buff the Collinite off the CGuys , I literally shouted "WOW!!!" at the glossy finish!!
yer it had the wow factor. it really had that mirror effect like the product claimed I was seeing so much reflection as opposed to just the panel color. was as good as Ive seen. thats the bit about this product I liked.
@@ForensicDetailing That Collinite Beadcoat seems to be a game changer though in terms of easy gloss and LSP application/maintenance. ❤
I've switched to fusso dark wax. So far six months still Beading and glossy. Easy to put on and take off.
Meguiars hybrid flex was a nightmare to get off and left dark light patches everywhere.
Can you specify exactly which Soft99 product you’re referring-to? Assuming it’s an older product, but still isn’t the PTFE-infused can of kerosene that lasts for a year.
@@snail415 SOFT99 Fusso Coat 12 Months Wax Dark 200g
My bottle of it says it has petroleum distillates and naphtha but im in the U.S. Same exact bottle and color and everything. It's some really solid stuff I've found imo just for a quick gloss enhancement for say a car show or somethong like that. That's how i use it. Good video.
its got abrasive in it as well according to the SDS.
Great video John! I also have this and am impressed with the gloss it has. I’d love to try your combo however and top it with that Collinite spray. The best gloss I’ve ever experienced on my white truck is Swissvax Concorso paste wax. Give that a try as well. I top the Swissvax with Obsesses Garage Drying Aid after a maintenance wash.
i do want to try more swissvax (ive tried a few) its just soo expensive though
@@ForensicDetailing I agree with you John. It is very expensive.
This product has been on the market for god knows how many years.
Soon as you put it on you need to change out your pad for a buffing pad and then buffet not let it dry and not using just a hand towel to wipe it off
Maguires #26 Yellow. Deep wet clear shine and it layers like a beast.
I like the 'Doug' at the end.
We currently pay $22 in the US for this on Amazon. You definitely paying extra to import + VAT
Can you try some mitchell & king stuff please Jon
6:00 half expected you to lick it as well!
What would you use on a car that has been ceramic coated to get extra shine
Oooooh i love anything that gives a deep gloss shine 😍
Love this stuff been using it for about 4 years now
Great video as always Jon, love the tattoo on the head comment 😀
My go to for these sorts of applications will be Autoglym SRP, keen to see how this product compares.
yer SRP is the same sort of thing. But SRP is more solvent based so you get that sweet hydrocarbon smell and its thinner to spread and work. Then SRP will haze out more into a dry crust with a bit more white chalky residue. I think SRP is acyrlic resin. SRP cheaper. SRP really needs topping. I think this had a bit more wow factor in terms of the finish though. This stuff never fully cures to a dry crust, more like a sort of polish residue feel where its still oily on the buff.
I like chemical guys glaze products. They got one that cover all paint types which is a win
Cosmos Black E36 M3... Awesome!
Dodo Juice Lime Prime is still my fave glaze/cleanser
Stuff is brilliant indeed
I remember that product from when the car cleaning guru used it years ago and his hands turned green 😅
you need to be carefull with that stuff its literally got the most powerfull solvent in it I think ive ever seen. do not use it in hot weather.
@@ForensicDetailing as I've always hand polished it's definitely not a job for hot weather 🤣
@@ForensicDetailing thanks, good tip, noted John. There is also Lime Prime Lite which i use, doesn;t have any cutting action
I have a couple of Chemical Guys items in my arsenal and I’m on the fence. They do what they say but no wow factor. But their Hex Logic pads are pretty darn good to be fair
I’ve only really tried one of their products. Used to love Butter Wet Wax for its ease of use with a DA. Liked the slickness but always felt durability was lacking. Not an issue when it’s so easy to reapply.
This used to be like £13 10 years ago. That's a huge increase. Surprised you have not reviewed Prima amigo
Heyy,I hope is well. I would like to know,what did you spray it with,after you polished it, to make the shine pop like that?...thank you,take care!: )💯
collinite beadcoat mate
Thank you very much,take care!: ) 💯@ForensicDetailing
For me, a product like this will last me up to two years. If the price is 15 or 25, I don't really care. As long as it ticks all other boxes, it's worth it to me
fair play yes but say you compared 10 glazes and 9 were 10-15 quid. And one guys selling it for 25, you like the 25 quid one but theres a 15 quid one you prefer. so I think its really important for me to place the product price wise. its a margins based industry really the chemical cost is not that significant.
Ye.. if you like poorboys better and it's cheaper, it's a no-brainer. But as I don't have a black car I might try this. Glaze comparison coming up, or have you done one?
yer ive done a few over the years mate. we even did like a mega test one with like 40 products.
Great video Jon, would you not have gotten the same result by just using the Collinite on its own? It looked that good in your Collinite video.
which collinite mate? not the water based spray ones no but collenite might have an emulsion prep product like this in their lineup. So this products allows me to reset the paintwork, scrubb off whatever is there and lay a base down without hacking away clearcoat. I can do this rapidly by cordless DA as well. Its how I like to do it. In summer at least. Kind of like the best way to get a show car finish. The spray sealants are more about creating a film of product more rapidly with less spreading and less buffage but they layer on top of whats there.
@@ForensicDetailing thanks for the reply Jon, yeah that makes sense. I was talking about the spray at the end, like would you have gotten just as good a finish without using using the chemical guys stuff at all and only used the spray, but I see that the chemical guy’s stuff lay the smooth shiny base and the Collinite spray just enhanced that shine.
@@WEZ4136 that was my thought, Jon only had a mirror finish once he got Collinite on. With my old E39 in Cosmos black, i got sensational pop with Zaino Grand Finale spray at the end. Never looked as good until that step
I love the MonsterShine glaze, it was about £13.
I think I'll stick with the various spray products I use for topping up my coated car🤷♂️
As far as CG products for me, maybe their scents but I've been using the new Griot's Garage Stinky Be Gone line and well, I see no use for CG's here anymore🤷♂️
Do you ever see yourself bringing out your own detailing products? With your understanding and knowledge you could easily have one of the best lines on the market! Or maybe a colab with Bilt Hamber!
no mate. I like just talking about the stuff thats out there. Less hard work :)
@ForensicDetailing understandable! Keep up the great content, it's helped me a lot as a newbie!!
the question on side panel "the great mirror finish", it cause of 2nd product (collinite) or must be combination of CG WMF & collinite ? thanks john
mainly just nice fresh clercoat mate but I think the glaze made it look nice.
Your channel is a place where every video is a true work of art. Thank you for your dedication and passion for creativity!🛴👓🏄
The bad part of this is that black light is the same product, just a different color sealant
yer SDS looks identical. but at least its both CG products I guess.
Though I use scholl concepts coat wax now due to longevity I absolutely love the look of chemical guys butter wet wax
Noticed pan the organiser Is bring his own line of products. Surprised you ain't ever did something like tht with all your expertise
good for Pan, it will be a lot of work but I bet he will do a great job with it..
You guys should team up. You have the US and Europe wanting
Oh good, private label Turtle Wax.
Chemical Turtle :)
Looks great but what would you need to go over it to lock it in and could it react to whats going over the top of it
thats the thing. so I would recomend a water based thing to top this. because buffing on a glaze and then going back and spreading and buffing another thick paste like product is hard work. But its finding the right thing. The collinite just tacked up the surface a bit so it might not be the best thing but it was ok. so yer I would need to expertiment.
@@ForensicDetailing Thanks Jon
Great video 👍🏻
Can you use it on any surface ? Paint and plastic..glass with out damage??
its for paintwork only.
Hi @ForensicDetailing ! I really appreciate your videos, and please, can you write to me the steps before and after applying this stuff? I mean, cleaning, wax or not, the wet mirror stuff and what did you spray and buff after to finish the job? Thank you and hi from Montréal area, Canada.
so after applying this, you could put a sealant on top to give better durability. I used collinite beadcoat. which seemed to work ok but it was a tiny bit tacky on application.
@@ForensicDetailing I will try it on my Mini ! Thank you, much appreciate.
Wouldnt the effect be checked if you would of done the check with the gloss reader?
could have been interesting but really it needs a better approach but seemed very shiny to me.
@ForensicDetailing true true
Your windscreen is driving my OCD crazy…… 😂😂😂😂
Have you tried any Apex Blue Collar lines?
Excellent products from Brian Apex Detail.👊🏼
yer I did loved the detail spray mate. I also had the BC 2 but the bottle bust and lost the chemical. it was that strong one.
@@ForensicDetailing Funny I had my BC4 bottle lose half of the product it must have been upside down and I didn’t use it right away so it sat that way for about 6 months.
Slickr and beadcoat play so good together honestly. Im tempted to try a combo like beadcoat, waterblock and slickr but dno if itl work. I experiment alot tho honestly. 😂
yer Im liking using black hole. then beadcoat. and then slickr as a drying aid. this combo seems to work really well. I really love beadcoat and slickr though. lots of products do a similiar thing on paper but these products just seem to go down so well on the paint.
@@ForensicDetailing slickr as a drying aid stunned me. The gloss…. Wow. Ease of use also. Will relook in black hole also one day again since its not in my equipment for the moment anymore.
yer im really loving it as well Ive nearly gone through the bottle in about a month.,
@@ForensicDetailing Yeah im on my second slickr bottle also already. 🙈
Can this be applied on top of a ceramic coat?
no mate its abrasive it will scrub at the coating when you apply.
Does this beat block hole for gloss do you think?
possibly, I think its more abrasive. But in simple lamens the gloss will come from how good your paint is. Black hole still edges it over this CG product. But I did fell this product had a bit of wow factor.
maybe you should leave it longer or change cloth use 2
yer, less product as well perhaps, leave longer although i dont think it will ever dry cure. I think double buff or 2 cloths is best bet. But its still a downer because I dont need to do that with poorboyz
Can you apply this over graphene ?
No
The only thing I want glazed is my donut. 🍩
Idk what to buy ,butter wet wax, jet sealant, or this one
if you want a glaze I would get poorboyz over this. In terms of sealant. Get Siramik lustrious.
Jesus I remember using this 15+ years ago 😅
I just ordered a bottle because of your reaction. You left it on for 10 minutes? Do you think I should try 5 minutes instead?
15 mins mate
@@ForensicDetailing thanks Jon. It’s arriving today from Amazon
What collinite product did you add on top please?
I think it was the QD from his
Collinite video.
I also wanted to know and went hunting with in the video
He dose say beadcoat
@@christurner3656 He used Collinite Beadcoat sealer followed with a top up of Collinite quick detailer for subsequent washes. I have used the same two and they work perfectly together 👍
yer it was beadcoat.
Is it used instead of wax or a pre polish
not instead of a wax mate. Before a wax to gloss up the paint basically. Think of it as a polish basically but it relies on resins to fill rather than abrasives to chop away defects.
@@ForensicDetailing nice one cheers
Can we apply this on new paint?
complex answer mate. typically yes but wait 2-3 weeks. if in doubt ask your paint shop. Most solvent based clearcoats need some gas off time.
@@ForensicDetailing thanks mate keep doing the good work!
Would this work with a ceramic coatings under it
no mate. its old school glaze.
You used too much.🤣😅😂.Just kidding, i had to. Cheers from Arizona. I am curious if the anti static properties hold up to the hype like the thumbs up on the label.
doh :)
Sorry to be a pain be, I know you've probably been asked this to death. But what microfiber are you using? I've got Chemical guys micros but they are way too fluffy.
the grey one I have I bought direct from a chinese mill. But they are very similiar to the Wax is dead buff cloths or rag company edgeless 300 cloths. they are very good.
@@ForensicDetailing awesome thank you. Maybe now I can get my products excess off without leaving little bits of fluff behind 👍
can you use this on ppf ?
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Why have anti static properties, then put something on top of it
yer specially a wax. but maybe the antistatic is preserved? but still thought and oily wax would hold the dust even if whatever is below it is trying to repel it. But who knows. so far its been good but pollen season is the time to find out if that anti static works.
The instructions say so. 😊
How's the buff😂😂😂
You can easily see you're putting no effort into buffing that off Jon its one handed barely resting on the microfiber
not quite true mate it needs a double or treble pass. but yes Im not buffing hard. I hate products that you need to pressure down on to buff. this isnt like a hard buff but its just a bit oily. poorboys literally is the dream buff for me though.
How are the haters going to love it when you are on the fence about it? 🤣
The haters love fences...
Is it worth the £10 extra over poorboys black hole?
this is the killer question. ultimately if I could only have one I think black hole edges it for me. Because of that thinner lighter buff. I hate it when I discover a bit of polish ive missed because it required more buffage. But that being said it had enough wow factor that I didnt want to put it in the cupboard with the other stuff I give away.
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I’ll stick to poor boys on my Carbon Black E86 then
We have to consider the fact that you applied this all wrong and when you buff this ,you need to use a damp cloth to remove excess and then buff to shine. Learn to do it correctly .
Yer we also need to consider the fact that your an idiot. So we show the product instructions in the video. They do not advise to use a wet cloth. If I do not follow manufacturer instructions I can get sued by the brands. Bed time soon Michael.
Jon I’m surprised you haven’t checked out ADAM'S BRILLIANT GLAZE… if you do read non patrion comments it would be a good content watch. Keep up
the great work 👍🏻
I love the Brilliant Glaze from Adams it’s great to use inside of the glass as well as the outside and the paint.Gets those windows really clean and streak free.👊🏼Great recommendation my friend
I think we had that on the channel back in the day ill do some googling cheers chaps.
Sorry but Chemical Guys, no thanks. If you want a true Mirror car show gloss shine, nothing better than Polish Angel High Gloss. 500 ml, $120 lol But WORTH IT 100%!
Different product m8 this is an abrasive glaze
Milky finish
Not so good
So many PoorBoys products overlap each other.
There’s about 8 useful products in their lineup. The rest (like this) is just another silicon based marketing filler, nothing revolutionary
the USA are the masters of these types of emulsions. I dont think either of these glazes are silicone based though.
500th like 👍
Jon, what is your favourite anime?
i dont really watch it mate. But there were some old classic animes I remember that were cool. like fist of the north star.
@@ForensicDetailing Yeah we're similar age so I knew you would like the classics like me too! I liked fist of the north star as well :)
Chemical Guys waaay too expensive, labels too blingy and full of waffle. If you’re a BH fan it’s like Chemical Guys are the other end of the scale….
I hear ya. lots dont seem to like the brand. And theres lot of stuff in there ive not liked. But theres some cool stuff to. remember like V7 back in the day. Petes 53. butter wet wax. the hex pads etc.. Stripper scents :) yes all blingy but dunno I just remember when I first got into this I really liked buying CG stuff for the fun factor but yer perhaps now Im older and wiser its less up my street.
How was the Pete's 53? I recently picked some up but have not tried it yet. Thx!
its a low durability wax on wax off thing. but I love it. proper beutique old school oily thing.
This has to be the laziest buffing I have seen on a video yet ever, I seen you spread the product yet no real buff.
Not sure if u watched it all we buff in the vid
@ForensicDetailing that's exactly what I'm talking about you did a super short pass and that's it.
Cg is, and always will be crap.