That was a PhD-level rundown Sandro. If anyone doesn’t feel more knowledgeable or comfortable with this product (through your demonstration and feedback), they shouldn’t be allowed to drive. Killer work. Love that Civic!
Great video as always I really enjoy the way you review and test your products Sandro you always try and exhaust every accpect of the product and back it up with evidence. Before i started my detailing journey. AS and when we got a new compound or polish I would try it only a few times and make a snap decision with no thought of how to explore the best use of the compound. That was due to my lack of knowledge and true understanding of how compounds work. Now i use them for a few months with different pads, speeds and pressure so i get a much better idea of its true potential I have you to thank for that. When it comes to testing. Dont STRESS Do your BEST forget The rest IN sandro we trust.
As always I appreciate that mate and I’m no different in that I’ve also tried to be less quick to judge and more thorough in testing products the longer I’ve been doing this as there’s just so many things to consider that can alter result!
Nice review. I tried this and find Meguirs Quick Interior Detailer to work just as well or maybe even better. It’s half the price as well. Both leave the same exact finish.
Great thorough review. The Lemon smell is the only down side as most customers would be unhappy as in the UK lemon is a reminder of a toilet cleaner. That’s why you never see a lemon car air freshener.
I was sure you are able to check micro-organisms - LOL, was laughing when you told this))) Great video Sandro, as usual - professional and honest feedback. Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely love this channel and it’s presentation and thoroughness. How do you this verse CarPRO inside? Inside for deeper cleans and QD for a subsequent maintenance clean?! I only offer 2 interior clean options and one is thorough and the other is really thorough!!!!
InnerQD really isn’t going to be a deep interior cleaner like Inside, but if you get that interior that just needed a little spruce up or you get a maintenance on an interior you’ve recently already deep cleaned, that’s what this product is really about, maintenance and not deep cleaning.
Thanks Mike, and guessing you don’t like the scent lol, I actually really love it, but that’s the thing about scents - they are always a personal thing!
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing you’re right. Like inside it triggers my allergies so that is why. There is something about the lemon scent that just gets me lol. Other than that it works great.
Hi Sandro, just wanting to get your opinion on how this compares to Nextzett Corckpit Premium. Not sure if you have used this product, but the description of what you covered on InnerQD seems to be quite similar with this product (it even has a nice lemon scent!)
It’s been a number of years since I’ve used NZ Cockpit, I liked it but would really have to do a comparison to give you my thoughts - which definitely a possibility down the track!
It’s honestly been a while since I used Nextzett Cockpit, and even then I think I only used it briefly so it’s hard for me to compare it or rate it with InnerQD
It seems like a great product . I don't drive my car on a regular basis so the interior remains quite clean however, dust does build up over time. My question is would this product , with regular use, have a drying effect on a leather's/vinyl's/plastic's etc., natural oils which could lead to cracking of the material?
Based on what I’ve experienced with InnerQD it would have quite the opposite effect in that it should help your leather protectants/conditioners last longer. It’s really not a product that breaks down existing protection, surfaces or even dirt or grime, it more or less gathers light dust with some lubrication, kills some gems and lays down some short term protection - it’s very mild
Very well thought out and presented review Sandro. Inner QD looks like a really good product and one of the best "quick detailers" for the inside of a cabin on the market today which isn't surprising being that it is from CarPro. I am a sucker for lemon smelling products too which to me personally gives the impression of "clean". Can't wait to get my hands on some of this to give it a try.
I see no reason why it wouldn’t work well to wipe down a canvas top, I’d just tend to question how long it would last in an out door environment on a daily driver. I would tend to think that using an exterior quick detailer like Carpro Elixir may last longer and also improve the water sheeting on a convertible top.
Is this alchohol based ? I am wondering what to buy for light cleaning this or gyeon quick detailer (alchohol based). I wonder to what extend alchohol based product is ok for a car with leather interior. I do have carpro inside already so i am looking for something fast and easy to use...
If they are on the up and up and sold through retail they really should be fine especially if it’s 100% isopropyl alcohol. Just be sure to dilute it with DI water accordingly to make your ready to use IPA solution, and I’ve used Diggers in the past, it’s fine.
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing thanks mate 👍 happy new year to you and your family. Your videos have now given me confidence in doing a paint correction and coating on my new car ,thanks mate.
As InnerQD leaves a little something behind, I would personal do an initial first clean with something like Carpro Inside, add Perl and then maintain it and freshen up the interior from time to time with InnerQD.
As always, thanks for the great video. I have NV Guardian on my leather atm and am using NV Nourish to maintain it. I do like Nourish but the 250ml doesn’t seem to go very far for me with 2 cars. I have Megs Quik Interior Detailer and Gyeons Interior Detailer which I use on non leather parts. How does this CarPro Detailer compare to Nourish and could I use it to maintain NV Guardian on my leather seats?
My pleasure mate, and although I haven’t done any direct comparisons I would guess that InnerQD is maybe a touch lighter in terms of protection, perhaps similar in term of light cleaning and Nourish isn’t really a sanitary cleaner nor does it have the same scent, though I would expect InnerQD to work just fine over Guardian as it seems to be quite neutral and universal on many surfaces and products.
Hi Sandro, how does this product compare to "P&S XPRESS Interior Cleaner"? I have been using the P&S to clean all interior surfaces with good results, so I'd be interested in knowing if this is a complement or a replacement? If a complement, when would you use which one. Thanks mate!
Express is a ph neutral interior apc. This is a quick detailer or “finisher” to apply once you’ve cleaned everything /to maintain a conditioned interior.
I would tend to agree, 19$ for a small 500ml bottle is too expensive for a quick detailer. Even if you don't seem to use a lot of product per wash. My previous interior qd was einzett/nexzett and cost me 10$ for 500ml. I don't understand the price, since it's such a simple product. Bit of smell, light cleaning and fast drying. Probably ipa with a bit of smell like a window cleaner or carpro eraser. But i guess the pandemic has made every alcool based product an expensive thing. The antidust claims have been made a lot previously for exterior quick detailer and interior too. it's just something that you can't quantify or barely notice. I tried one from a british company, and i couldn't observe any noticeable effect on pollen and light dust. Now that covid is a thing, every company to put out a product with high alcool concentration, it's labelled anti-microbial. Which is probably fair, but should window cleaner be labelled as such too such for the sake of it? Marketing much? I think interior qds are a good solution to do maintenance clean fast and easy for most cases, but they don't need to be over complicated and overpriced.
The anti static claims are soooo sketchy. CarPro have a 50/50 shot on their website of a nav screen, and you can clearly see the "dirty" half is in focus, and the "clean" half is out of focus. Makes you wonder what else they do that's sketchy
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing watching from Laurel Mississippi and internet here is slow 😄😄 love the excellent comparison and review👌👌👌 hope you had a happy new year celebration with your family 🙏🎊🎉
I am in love with Gyeons interior detailer, ease of use, dust needs muuuuuch longer to start acumulating, biggest surprise for me is how good it is on piano black parts and screens, and knowing CarPro (and how some products are nearly indentical between those two) this is fantastic product... Especially on modern cars.
because Carpro and Gyeon are both South Korean brand, and they also have manufacturing facilities nearby. As far as I know, owners have some kind of relationship and that is maybe why they have similar products.
@@JJ-fn2gp i play golf with carpro ceo son in singapore. He told me carpro will enter big bucks store around the globe like meguiars by the end of 2022. Yes please, it's much easier to buy them rather than online buying.
@@williechen9783 yup, gyeon interior detailer is like 60% alcohol, and gyeon themselves don't recommend it on painted leather... But on all other surfaces yes
Idk mate, any time a product makes claims that are hard to verify, red flags immediately go up for me. I'll feel much more comfortable once there's a single video on TH-cam confirming the anti static properties. My thought is - any time you rub a towel onto something, you're creating a static charge. So how do these products remove that charge, and why don't we have car waxes and sealants that claim to be anti static as well? As far as confirming that products are anti microbial...that just seems like a rabbit hole. In the US, the EPA now certifies products that make these claims, but I wouldn't even know where to begin in researching CarPro certifications. What's even more concerning for me with CarPro is how they don't make their SDS sheets readily available. Any legitimate chemical company will provide links to SDS sheets so you can determine product safety before you make a purchase. CarPro, and any other company, makes themselves look like a mickey mouse operation by not providing that information. I think Gyeon is notoriously bad with SDS sheets as well
Sandro, i always say this.. detailing stuff to men are like makeup to woman. I bought the Gyeon Interior Detailer a few weeks back, now i just recently bought the InnerQD. My gf asked me, why do i need to use 2 different products just to wipe a dust. I told her, "why not?" Haha.
I think it’s the anticipation and feeling you get from trying a new product and just the potential that it could be your new favourite product that feeds that want to get more! Maybe it’s the same with makeup!
Hey Sandro! I’m slowly working my way through the videos I’ve missed and I must say CarPro is definitely adding to it’s already large assortment of great products. InnerQD seems like a nice product to quickly get around your vehicle and leave a nice clean scent as well. 👍🏾 I hope you and the family are well.
Thanks and I personally tend to use it 1:1 for general cleaning but I’ll use it neat when needed and sometimes I’ll even dilute it further 1:2 1:3 fir lighter maintenance cleans.
Thanks mate but I’m not sure if it resists finger prints. I may be wrong but I believe the claim was that it can be used on screens to clean them and it resists dust, though it would be interesting to test that out!
Anti-microbial is a loose term. Wiping over a surface with just water is an anti-microbial action. 1 drop of dish soap in 1 litre spray bottle of water will clean a surface safely also with anti microbial properties. Cleaning mitigates microbial risk. The term is used loosely as none of the claim can be measured in real world situation without controlled sampling and ATP testing etc. Anti microbial is also non specific and does not imply that it kills viruses. It merely implies it mitigates a broad spectrum of potential microbial development. Its a Marketing word.
really lovely product to use, was missing this kind of product from carpro line up. But you really need to like lemon scent if you want to use it regulary, as it stay in car for day or two hehe :)
Thanks mate, and we’ve started to get a couple like the XL brush and Measure so I would guess that we will see a few others start to come in in the following weeks.
Hi Sandro, great video as always mate. This product is quite new here in Singapore. The InnerQD is better than diluted PERL or it is totally 2 different solution or is it best to use InnerQD to clean then apply PERL for protection/dressing? Thank you Sandro for the amazing product review.
Thanks and InnerQD is very different to Perl diluted from what I could see and the general way I’d use it within the Carpro lineup would be to do intensive periodic cleaning with Inside and periodic protection with Perl and then use InnerQD as a regular maintenance product over them to clean and enhance.
Thank you for the detailed information! Carpro Inside has been my favorite interior cleaner for years so I am considering getting the QD. I like the Inside because it does a great job on leather or fake leather - leaves a nice matte factory finish, smells nice and can be diluted to add value.
Great vid as usual sandro. I am just a hobbyist detailer and love your videos. I've recently came across Repcos Eclipse brand and for the current sale price it seems very, very tempting in the 5L container. Wondering if you'd ever do a review on Repco's new Eclipse line, Aussie made retail grade products. In particular the "ceramic polish" and wheel cleaner as the price of these usually adds up quickly. *mainly because i don't want to use premium products for my families daily/work vehicles which are maintained fortnightly*.
Thank you mate and I’m definitely open to reviewing pretty much any product or brand, abs being local and well priced is always great so I’ll put the Eclipse range down on my list and if there’s a bit of interest moving forward I’ll grab a few products and test them out!
That was a PhD-level rundown Sandro. If anyone doesn’t feel more knowledgeable or comfortable with this product (through your demonstration and feedback), they shouldn’t be allowed to drive. Killer work.
Love that Civic!
Lol thank you mate, appreciate it as always!
I really like this product, just tried it the other day. Great fresh scent, cleans well for what it is. And leaves a natural feel and look
love this stuff Sandro, well I love all my CarPro stuff, never found an underwhelming CarPro product to date.
Best detailing videos on TH-cam bar none . Keep it up 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Sandro and Jon at Forensic are by far the best.
I love this stuff. I keep some in my car all the time plus it smells great.
Great job Sandro. Your reviews are second to none. I'd like to try this stuff.
Thank you mate and I definitely think it’s worth trying it for yourself.
Great video as always I really enjoy the way you review and test your products Sandro you always try and exhaust every accpect of the product and back it up with evidence. Before i started my detailing journey. AS and when we got a new compound or polish I would try it only a few times and make a snap decision with no thought of how to explore the best use of the compound. That was due to my lack of knowledge and true understanding of how compounds work. Now i use them for a few months with different pads, speeds and pressure so i get a much better idea of its true potential I have you to thank for that. When it comes to testing. Dont STRESS Do your BEST forget The rest IN sandro we trust.
As always I appreciate that mate and I’m no different in that I’ve also tried to be less quick to judge and more thorough in testing products the longer I’ve been doing this as there’s just so many things to consider that can alter result!
Nice review. I tried this and find Meguirs Quick Interior Detailer to work just as well or maybe even better. It’s half the price as well. Both leave the same exact finish.
Great thorough review. The Lemon smell is the only down side as most customers would be unhappy as in the UK lemon is a reminder of a toilet cleaner. That’s why you never see a lemon car air freshener.
Thanks mate and as much as like the lemonade/lemongrass smell it would probably have been safer to go neutral as it may put some off.
Does not smell like toilet cleaner. Not sure what this guy is sniffing
I was sure you are able to check micro-organisms - LOL, was laughing when you told this))) Great video Sandro, as usual - professional and honest feedback. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you mate hope all is well and I’m sure I’ll get the science kit soon lol
Nice review as always, thank you.
Thanks for another informative review.
Very nice review Sandro
Thank you mate!
This will be perfect for those annoying clear coated interior pieces
Top product, great review.
Great video
Thank you mate!
Absolutely love this channel and it’s presentation and thoroughness.
How do you this verse CarPRO inside? Inside for deeper cleans and QD for a subsequent maintenance clean?!
I only offer 2 interior clean options and one is thorough and the other is really thorough!!!!
InnerQD really isn’t going to be a deep interior cleaner like Inside, but if you get that interior that just needed a little spruce up or you get a maintenance on an interior you’ve recently already deep cleaned, that’s what this product is really about, maintenance and not deep cleaning.
Great video. Other than the scent it is a great product.
Thanks Mike, and guessing you don’t like the scent lol, I actually really love it, but that’s the thing about scents - they are always a personal thing!
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing you’re right. Like inside it triggers my allergies so that is why. There is something about the lemon scent that just gets me lol. Other than that it works great.
Sorry to hear that mate, I’ve never really had allergies in general but I know it can’t be a pleasant thing.
Hi Sandro, just wanting to get your opinion on how this compares to Nextzett Corckpit Premium. Not sure if you have used this product, but the description of what you covered on InnerQD seems to be quite similar with this product (it even has a nice lemon scent!)
It’s been a number of years since I’ve used NZ Cockpit, I liked it but would really have to do a comparison to give you my thoughts - which definitely a possibility down the track!
Excellent. Thanks.
How would you compare InnerQD to Nextzett Cockpit Premium?
It’s honestly been a while since I used Nextzett Cockpit, and even then I think I only used it briefly so it’s hard for me to compare it or rate it with InnerQD
It seems like a great product . I don't drive my car on a regular basis so the interior remains quite clean however, dust does build up over time. My question is would this product , with regular use, have a drying effect on a leather's/vinyl's/plastic's etc., natural oils which could lead to cracking of the material?
Based on what I’ve experienced with InnerQD it would have quite the opposite effect in that it should help your leather protectants/conditioners last longer. It’s really not a product that breaks down existing protection, surfaces or even dirt or grime, it more or less gathers light dust with some lubrication, kills some gems and lays down some short term protection - it’s very mild
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing Thanks for the response. I might grab a bottle.
Very well thought out and presented review Sandro. Inner QD looks like a really good product and one of the best "quick detailers" for the inside of a cabin on the market today which isn't surprising being that it is from CarPro. I am a sucker for lemon smelling products too which to me personally gives the impression of "clean". Can't wait to get my hands on some of this to give it a try.
Thanks mate and I think it sounds like you’d really like it!
Any idea when this will be accessible in Australia?
I’m not sure but based on past experience we usually get Carpro products a month or so after the States.
So carpro inside has more cleaning ability and onnerqd, is a wipe down on maintained vehicles?
Yes
Is this okay to use on a convertible canvas? If not, what products will be better suit? Thank you.
I see no reason why it wouldn’t work well to wipe down a canvas top, I’d just tend to question how long it would last in an out door environment on a daily driver. I would tend to think that using an exterior quick detailer like Carpro Elixir may last longer and also improve the water sheeting on a convertible top.
Is this alchohol based ? I am wondering what to buy for light cleaning this or gyeon quick detailer (alchohol based). I wonder to what extend alchohol based product is ok for a car with leather interior. I do have carpro inside already so i am looking for something fast and easy to use...
Hi Sandro 👋 a bit off topic but I was just wondering if all IPA solutions are safe for automotive use? Example Diggers from bunnings.
If they are on the up and up and sold through retail they really should be fine especially if it’s 100% isopropyl alcohol. Just be sure to dilute it with DI water accordingly to make your ready to use IPA solution, and I’ve used Diggers in the past, it’s fine.
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing thanks mate 👍 happy new year to you and your family.
Your videos have now given me confidence in doing a paint correction and coating on my new car ,thanks mate.
Can we use innerqd to clean before applying pearl?
As InnerQD leaves a little something behind, I would personal do an initial first clean with something like Carpro Inside, add Perl and then maintain it and freshen up the interior from time to time with InnerQD.
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hey sandro are you planning to test SO2Pure?
I’m not sure, but it’s a possibility
As always, thanks for the great video. I have NV Guardian on my leather atm and am using NV Nourish to maintain it. I do like Nourish but the 250ml doesn’t seem to go very far for me with 2 cars. I have Megs Quik Interior Detailer and Gyeons Interior Detailer which I use on non leather parts. How does this CarPro Detailer compare to Nourish and could I use it to maintain NV Guardian on my leather seats?
My pleasure mate, and although I haven’t done any direct comparisons I would guess that InnerQD is maybe a touch lighter in terms of protection, perhaps similar in term of light cleaning and Nourish isn’t really a sanitary cleaner nor does it have the same scent, though I would expect InnerQD to work just fine over Guardian as it seems to be quite neutral and universal on many surfaces and products.
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing awesome, thanks for your response!
Why don't you use Meg's QID on leather? Just wondering.
@@orthodox1717 basically because I’ve always used NV Nourish on top of Guardian. Can’t see why you couldn’t use Megs on leather.
Hi Sandro, how does this product compare to "P&S XPRESS Interior Cleaner"?
I have been using the P&S to clean all interior surfaces with good results, so I'd be interested in knowing if this is a complement or a replacement?
If a complement, when would you use which one.
Thanks mate!
I’m sorry mate but I haven’t used Xpress interior cleaner so really I can’t say
Express is a ph neutral interior apc. This is a quick detailer or “finisher” to apply once you’ve cleaned everything /to maintain a conditioned interior.
What is that pink micro towel?
www.waxit.com.au/collections/microfibre-products/products/aquatouch-captain
At 7.5 ph maybe it is lemonade lol 😀
NICE first here
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I would tend to agree, 19$ for a small 500ml bottle is too expensive for a quick detailer. Even if you don't seem to use a lot of product per wash. My previous interior qd was einzett/nexzett and cost me 10$ for 500ml.
I don't understand the price, since it's such a simple product. Bit of smell, light cleaning and fast drying. Probably ipa with a bit of smell like a window cleaner or carpro eraser. But i guess the pandemic has made every alcool based product an expensive thing.
The antidust claims have been made a lot previously for exterior quick detailer and interior too. it's just something that you can't quantify or barely notice. I tried one from a british company, and i couldn't observe any noticeable effect on pollen and light dust.
Now that covid is a thing, every company to put out a product with high alcool concentration, it's labelled anti-microbial. Which is probably fair, but should window cleaner be labelled as such too such for the sake of it? Marketing much?
I think interior qds are a good solution to do maintenance clean fast and easy for most cases, but they don't need to be over complicated and overpriced.
I think those are fair points to make, thanks for sharing your thoughts mate!
The anti static claims are soooo sketchy. CarPro have a 50/50 shot on their website of a nav screen, and you can clearly see the "dirty" half is in focus, and the "clean" half is out of focus. Makes you wonder what else they do that's sketchy
4000ml version price was 42 eur (45 usd), so 5,6 usd / 500ml
That looked lie an old Honda because it doesn’t appear to have an airbag on steering wheel 👍
What a juicy looking thumbnail
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@@CarCraftAutoDetailing watching from Laurel Mississippi and internet here is slow 😄😄 love the excellent comparison and review👌👌👌 hope you had a happy new year celebration with your family 🙏🎊🎉
Thank you my friend and also wishing you a very happy new year!
so deep clean with "inside" and dress with "peal" then after that weekly clean done with innerqd sounds like the go ?????.
Yes I’d say that would be the general method and upkeep process.
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing thank you mate
I am in love with Gyeons interior detailer, ease of use, dust needs muuuuuch longer to start acumulating, biggest surprise for me is how good it is on piano black parts and screens, and knowing CarPro (and how some products are nearly indentical between those two) this is fantastic product... Especially on modern cars.
Thanks for sharing that and it’s great to hear.
because Carpro and Gyeon are both South Korean brand, and they also have manufacturing facilities nearby. As far as I know, owners have some kind of relationship and that is maybe why they have similar products.
@@JJ-fn2gp i play golf with carpro ceo son in singapore. He told me carpro will enter big bucks store around the globe like meguiars by the end of 2022. Yes please, it's much easier to buy them rather than online buying.
@@williechen9783 yup, gyeon interior detailer is like 60% alcohol, and gyeon themselves don't recommend it on painted leather... But on all other surfaces yes
Idk mate, any time a product makes claims that are hard to verify, red flags immediately go up for me. I'll feel much more comfortable once there's a single video on TH-cam confirming the anti static properties. My thought is - any time you rub a towel onto something, you're creating a static charge. So how do these products remove that charge, and why don't we have car waxes and sealants that claim to be anti static as well?
As far as confirming that products are anti microbial...that just seems like a rabbit hole. In the US, the EPA now certifies products that make these claims, but I wouldn't even know where to begin in researching CarPro certifications. What's even more concerning for me with CarPro is how they don't make their SDS sheets readily available. Any legitimate chemical company will provide links to SDS sheets so you can determine product safety before you make a purchase. CarPro, and any other company, makes themselves look like a mickey mouse operation by not providing that information. I think Gyeon is notoriously bad with SDS sheets as well
Sandro, i always say this.. detailing stuff to men are like makeup to woman. I bought the Gyeon Interior Detailer a few weeks back, now i just recently bought the InnerQD. My gf asked me, why do i need to use 2 different products just to wipe a dust. I told her, "why not?" Haha.
I think it’s the anticipation and feeling you get from trying a new product and just the potential that it could be your new favourite product that feeds that want to get more! Maybe it’s the same with makeup!
Hey Sandro! I’m slowly working my way through the videos I’ve missed and I must say CarPro is definitely adding to it’s already large assortment of great products. InnerQD seems like a nice product to quickly get around your vehicle and leave a nice clean scent as well. 👍🏾 I hope you and the family are well.
Nice review Sandro!
What dilution ratio would you usually use Carpro Inside?
Thanks and I personally tend to use it 1:1 for general cleaning but I’ll use it neat when needed and sometimes I’ll even dilute it further 1:2 1:3 fir lighter maintenance cleans.
Nice, hello from Ukraine))
Very nice as always Sandro. I can’t wait for it to be available here.
I am really wanting it for the finger print resistance on touch screens.
Thanks mate but I’m not sure if it resists finger prints. I may be wrong but I believe the claim was that it can be used on screens to clean them and it resists dust, though it would be interesting to test that out!
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing i read somewhere it was meant to help prevent them. But, now I cannot seem to find it.
Have you tried Lithium’s Innes Space? I would like how this compares.
No I unfortunately haven’t tried it
it's too expensive for detailer..it's hard to pass on the extra cost to customers. but I don't mind using it on my own car.
Anti-microbial is a loose term. Wiping over a surface with just water is an anti-microbial action. 1 drop of dish soap in 1 litre spray bottle of water will clean a surface safely also with anti microbial properties. Cleaning mitigates microbial risk. The term is used loosely as none of the claim can be measured in real world situation without controlled sampling and ATP testing etc. Anti microbial is also non specific and does not imply that it kills viruses. It merely implies it mitigates a broad spectrum of potential microbial development.
Its a Marketing word.
Yes, it does seem pretty broad and a hard thing to verify!
Cant wait for all these new carpro products to be available in aus.
Hopefully we’ll see them in the coming weeks!
Is this better than Total Interior Cleaner from CG ?
I think QD is best as a maintaining product on ceramic coated interiors.
Another fantastic review ! Looks like a great product for maintenance
damn, good info ! thank you!
We need a 4 liter of this stuff
really lovely product to use, was missing this kind of product from carpro line up. But you really need to like lemon scent if you want to use it regulary, as it stay in car for day or two hehe :)
It’s more of a subtle sweeter lemonade/lemongrass scent, but I helps if you like it!
Great review Sandro. Any idea when the new line of carpro products will be available in Australia?
Thanks mate, and we’ve started to get a couple like the XL brush and Measure so I would guess that we will see a few others start to come in in the following weeks.
Hi Sandro, great video as always mate. This product is quite new here in Singapore. The InnerQD is better than diluted PERL or it is totally 2 different solution or is it best to use InnerQD to clean then apply PERL for protection/dressing? Thank you Sandro for the amazing product review.
Thanks and InnerQD is very different to Perl diluted from what I could see and the general way I’d use it within the Carpro lineup would be to do intensive periodic cleaning with Inside and periodic protection with Perl and then use InnerQD as a regular maintenance product over them to clean and enhance.
With perl being so cheap diluted I can't see the point. Just top the pearl up?
Thank you for the detailed information! Carpro Inside has been my favorite interior cleaner for years so I am considering getting the QD. I like the Inside because it does a great job on leather or fake leather - leaves a nice matte factory finish, smells nice and can be diluted to add value.
Alacantara. Is this safe to use on that??
It’s a very light cleaner so I would expect it to be quite safe on alcantara
Would you use this as a prep for PERL?
Generally not, I’d tend to use Inside for a deeper clean before applying Perl and then use InnerQD to maintain it
Hope you're doing well my guy. Keep up the great work
Thank you mate I’m well and hope all is good on your side!
Does it actually prevent / reduce dust on interior surface?
As a business owner it’s a bit expensive
Hi, what about using on leather?
very informative 💥
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Great vid as usual sandro. I am just a hobbyist detailer and love your videos. I've recently came across Repcos Eclipse brand and for the current sale price it seems very, very tempting in the 5L container. Wondering if you'd ever do a review on Repco's new Eclipse line, Aussie made retail grade products. In particular the "ceramic polish" and wheel cleaner as the price of these usually adds up quickly. *mainly because i don't want to use premium products for my families daily/work vehicles which are maintained fortnightly*.
Thank you mate and I’m definitely open to reviewing pretty much any product or brand, abs being local and well priced is always great so I’ll put the Eclipse range down on my list and if there’s a bit of interest moving forward I’ll grab a few products and test them out!
@@CarCraftAutoDetailinghave you tried the eclipse interior cleaner yet? I'm curious too of how the product performs.
No I unfortunately still haven’t tried it!
Great video! cant say more!