Thanks, I love your videos as well as IMJV's. Straightforward and to the point. Ammo NYC and OG videos are fun to watch, but I'm not a professional. Never taken my 997.2 or daily driver Lexus to a car wash and I am now retired. Keep it up!
Thank you so much! Unfortunately there isn’t a link because they are difficult to find. They are Grease Monkey Gorilla Grip nitril gloves 6 mil. When I can find them I buy a bunch. I’ve found eBay is usually the best place to look. Happy hunting!
@@EgelCarigma thanks! We’re still waiting for our van to come in, it’s been 10 months now! So it’s kind of pointless to buy a cart and attach my washer to it if I have no place to put it as it won’t fit in my current setup.
Greetings Seth! I feel compelled to call BS on this product. Not because it's inferior or doesn't deliver what it advertised, but because of the outrageous price attached to it. The companies that are making these "specialized" products blend various ingredients, most of which are inert, with a surfactant, a lubricant, some fragrance, and water in huge vats that yield hundreds of gallons of a product that literally costs pennies to make. They then fill bottles which cost more than the product they contain and attach a super inflated price to it. This has been the case in our industry for ages but it has become even more common as detailing has become more popular. Chemical Guys is the best example of this. I'm sorry but $20 for 20 oz. of car shampoo is just too expensive! And the amount you have to use for both the gun and contact wash makes it even more expensive per vehicle. NOTHING it does justifies its cost! Well done review, as always. Thanks for the content you provide on your channel. Next time you come to Arizona I'd love to spend a day or two detailing something and playing with products and tools. There's a cold one waiting for you!
I totally agree! I feel for the average consumer that has to pay that price for the small size, and it’s just for recreation basically. At least as professionals we can usually buy products in bulk and save some $$, and then right it off anyway. It probably won’t stop either until people go back to using dish detergent and boycott the auto detailing industry manufacturers. How far are u from Vegas, I’m thinking about doing SEMA next year?
@@TurnerMobileDetailing I'm in Chandler (PHX suburb) Vegas is 5 hrs driving from here. I have been wanting to do SEMA for so long but something has always prevented me from going. Next year is the year though!
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Thanks, I love your videos as well as IMJV's. Straightforward and to the point. Ammo NYC and OG videos are fun to watch, but I'm not a professional. Never taken my 997.2 or daily driver Lexus to a car wash and I am now retired. Keep it up!
Thank you!! Glad to hear it, always good to keep learning and remember to have fun!
Ur videos are awesome 🤩. What’s the link to the blue gloves you use in ur videos?
Thank you so much! Unfortunately there isn’t a link because they are difficult to find. They are Grease Monkey Gorilla Grip nitril gloves 6 mil. When I can find them I buy a bunch. I’ve found eBay is usually the best place to look. Happy hunting!
@@TurnerMobileDetailing ok thanks and keep up the great work 👍
Pressure washer update?
It’s holding up well! Waiting to get my cart for it before I make an update video
@@TurnerMobileDetailing Waiting here brother! Ty for your videos 🫡
@@EgelCarigma thanks! We’re still waiting for our van to come in, it’s been 10 months now! So it’s kind of pointless to buy a cart and attach my washer to it if I have no place to put it as it won’t fit in my current setup.
Greetings Seth!
I feel compelled to call BS on this product. Not because it's inferior or doesn't deliver what it advertised, but because of the outrageous price attached to it. The companies that are making these "specialized" products blend various ingredients, most of which are inert, with a surfactant, a lubricant, some fragrance, and water in huge vats that yield hundreds of gallons of a product that literally costs pennies to make.
They then fill bottles which cost more than the product they contain and attach a super inflated price to it.
This has been the case in our industry for ages but it has become even more common as detailing has become more popular. Chemical Guys is the best example of this.
I'm sorry but $20 for 20 oz. of car shampoo is just too expensive! And the amount you have to use for both the gun and contact wash makes it even more expensive per vehicle. NOTHING it does justifies its cost!
Well done review, as always.
Thanks for the content you provide on your channel. Next time you come to Arizona I'd love to spend a day or two detailing something and playing with products and tools. There's a cold one waiting for you!
I totally agree! I feel for the average consumer that has to pay that price for the small size, and it’s just for recreation basically. At least as professionals we can usually buy products in bulk and save some $$, and then right it off anyway. It probably won’t stop either until people go back to using dish detergent and boycott the auto detailing industry manufacturers. How far are u from Vegas, I’m thinking about doing SEMA next year?
@@TurnerMobileDetailing I'm in Chandler (PHX suburb) Vegas is 5 hrs driving from here.
I have been wanting to do SEMA for so long but something has always prevented me from going. Next year is the year though!