Nice one Craig, when you said 'I'm going to use the bonnet as the test panel' I thought you said the barnet, thought you had got Paul up to test it on!. Good products and well explained.
You borrowed Paul's teeth? Couldn't get yer words out 😅 but you did get your nozzle out, again matching Mr D's innuendos! Fab review, I like the conservation angle they've adopted. I like wet waxes for speed sometimes, and this is dilutable, you say, so economical as well. Win win in my boom Specky 😊😊
Was strange that as a wet coat it didn’t immediately bead like all others seem to. A good value product to use diluted, maybe a base layer dry and follow up with wet top ups could be a nice little system 👍🏼
good demo Craig. dilutable spray rinse, reminds me of IW's Express Sealant, i add distilled water to my 1L Pro bottle when using it -- saves having water spots like Paul does during warm weather. 😂
I hope you had a good holiday. Where is the tan? The car came up bonny. There are so many brands out there with so many options on each product that is why we need you guys to test them so we can pick out the standouts. I have been debating giving another brand a try that has sparked my interest on another channel but we will see. As Martin@OCD says a "Game Changer". I am always on the lookout for one. If I find any I will be sure to let you know. Always a good watch from yourself so thanks again.
@@SpeckyMcSporran Can't really beat Scotland for scenery, food and Whisky and at this time of year very few midgies. Win Win all round. Did you break out the QD at all as I find it hard to watch the dirt layer up on a holiday drive in fact it really bothers me.
Another quality video Specky I love the detail kitchen products pest control is great as well and blueberry wheel cleaner. If you haven’t already try some wheel whiskey shampoo. In fact the whole range is top notch and Andy is a great guy to deal with as an added bonus
Hiya Specky, great video and an interesting one with the two ways to apply the product. I have to admit, I do like the spray and rinse sealants in winter when it's too cold to mess about outside. Was impressed by your last sealant test video, I'm seriously thinking of buying a couple just for winter, this could be one of them.
Glad you've advertised your podcast. Will definitely check it out. I do have a q. So my logic is, I wash my dishes with a squirt of fairy and fill a bowl with hot water. Therefore I wash my car with a squirt of BH autowash and fill a bucket with warm water. I don't see anyone else do this. Am I wrong to use warm water? Cheers
Not at all, heat helps with your dishes but cars don't usually have the same level of dirt. Shampoos are generally developed to work with cold water but there are manufacturers who recommended warm water. There's nothing wrong with using warm/hot water and you may see a performance benefit, but you may not see any difference at all - it will depend on the shampoo you're using at the time.
Thanks for taking the time to try these out Specky ❤. I should have mentioned that Concours Cocktail isn't a Hydrophobic product. It has a degree of it by default due to its slickness as you noticed, but it was purely designed with the show market in mind, fast deep wet look gloss that can be applied in any conditions. Glad you liked the products. Also to anyone who looks at our TH-cam.....we will one day get back to the TH-cam game as our channel is very outdated! 😂
Someone just mentioned this product to me and that it was 1:4 as a wet coat but I thought it was better dilution as I’d seen specky use at 1:9 (50-450) in this video.. did I spot a specky slip up or is there dilution options?
I don't have any DK products but have seen quite a lot of very positive feedback, so it appears that their brand should go onto the "need to try" list. If they're at waxstock, I might grab some then. All the best.
Lovely Jubbly Scottie, the water behaviour on the bonnet was very impressive
Cheers Paul, it was very nice indeed.
Good to have you back again Craig. Well done Detail Kitchen too.
Nice one Craig, when you said 'I'm going to use the bonnet as the test panel' I thought you said the barnet, thought you had got Paul up to test it on!. Good products and well explained.
I'm sure Paul waxes his head regularly 🤣
Nice! Couldn't be earlier since was at church.
Very nice and great review.
Always listen and enjoy your podcast on spotify 👌👍
You borrowed Paul's teeth? Couldn't get yer words out 😅 but you did get your nozzle out, again matching Mr D's innuendos! Fab review, I like the conservation angle they've adopted. I like wet waxes for speed sometimes, and this is dilutable, you say, so economical as well. Win win in my boom Specky 😊😊
Cheers Steve, I'll give Paul his teeth back now 😁
Hello Specky, the Detail Kitchen products are good ,using the clay mitt the beading was brilliant.great video.
Cheers Steve! 🙌🏻
Was strange that as a wet coat it didn’t immediately bead like all others seem to. A good value product to use diluted, maybe a base layer dry and follow up with wet top ups could be a nice little system 👍🏼
Absolutely Nick, that's what I thought 👍🏻
Excellent video buddy. Loved it as always.
Keep up the great content
Thank you Steve! 🫶🏻
Thanks
Thanks so much Chris! 🫶
good demo Craig. dilutable spray rinse, reminds me of IW's Express Sealant, i add distilled water to my 1L Pro bottle when using it -- saves having water spots like Paul does during warm weather. 😂
That's a cracking idea! 👍🏻
I hope you had a good holiday. Where is the tan? The car came up bonny. There are so many brands out there with so many options on each product that is why we need you guys to test them so we can pick out the standouts. I have been debating giving another brand a try that has sparked my interest on another channel but we will see. As Martin@OCD says a "Game Changer". I am always on the lookout for one. If I find any I will be sure to let you know. Always a good watch from yourself so thanks again.
Thanks as always John!
No tan as we holidayed in Scotland 🤣
@@SpeckyMcSporran Can't really beat Scotland for scenery, food and Whisky and at this time of year very few midgies. Win Win all round. Did you break out the QD at all as I find it hard to watch the dirt layer up on a holiday drive in fact it really bothers me.
No I left the car to get dirty. Good for content 👌🏻
@@SpeckyMcSporran 😀
Great Video my partner in crime glad I’m not the only one struggling with prewash 👍🏻👍🏻
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Another quality video Specky I love the detail kitchen products pest control is great as well and blueberry wheel cleaner. If you haven’t already try some wheel whiskey shampoo. In fact the whole range is top notch and Andy is a great guy to deal with as an added bonus
I've tried other DK products in the past but not Wheel Whiskey, I'll add that to my list 👍🏻
Hiya Specky, great video and an interesting one with the two ways to apply the product. I have to admit, I do like the spray and rinse sealants in winter when it's too cold to mess about outside. Was impressed by your last sealant test video, I'm seriously thinking of buying a couple just for winter, this could be one of them.
Definitely worth trying Paul 👍🏻
Great demo 👍
Seems quite economical as well given it can be diluted. It’ll be interesting to see how they perform over time!
I think it'll perform better on prepped paint but I'll keep an eye on it for a while.
Glad you've advertised your podcast. Will definitely check it out.
I do have a q. So my logic is, I wash my dishes with a squirt of fairy and fill a bowl with hot water. Therefore I wash my car with a squirt of BH autowash and fill a bucket with warm water. I don't see anyone else do this. Am I wrong to use warm water?
Cheers
Not at all, heat helps with your dishes but cars don't usually have the same level of dirt. Shampoos are generally developed to work with cold water but there are manufacturers who recommended warm water. There's nothing wrong with using warm/hot water and you may see a performance benefit, but you may not see any difference at all - it will depend on the shampoo you're using at the time.
@@SpeckyMcSporran thanks for the response. Much appreciated
Good video mate. Look like decent products 🤘
Definitely worth a try! 👍🏻
Another great and informative video, one question regarding the equipment you are using what nozzle have you got on your spray gun?
It's a variable nozzle I got from eBay. You just twist it to adjust from variable fan to jet.
Thanks for taking the time to try these out Specky ❤. I should have mentioned that Concours Cocktail isn't a Hydrophobic product. It has a degree of it by default due to its slickness as you noticed, but it was purely designed with the show market in mind, fast deep wet look gloss that can be applied in any conditions.
Glad you liked the products. Also to anyone who looks at our TH-cam.....we will one day get back to the TH-cam game as our channel is very outdated! 😂
No worries, thanks for supporting the channel! 💗
Someone just mentioned this product to me and that it was 1:4 as a wet coat but I thought it was better dilution as I’d seen specky use at 1:9 (50-450) in this video.. did I spot a specky slip up or is there dilution options?
@@gillywash1487 subject to water hardness 👍
@@andrewwieslaw oh ok so he can get away with a weaker mix with his softie water but down south we have to go double hard 👍🏼
I don't have any DK products but have seen quite a lot of very positive feedback, so it appears that their brand should go onto the "need to try" list. If they're at waxstock, I might grab some then. All the best.
They won't be at Waxstock last I heard, but get in touch with them just in case.