Thanks for testing fellas 🎉 looks like application with a damp cloth in drier humidity is definitely the ticket to success at full strength, my swamp conditions at 60-80% humidity on most days I have great success with full strength, we will adjust the instructions going forward. Great testing as always
Could I apply it undiluted using a ceramic coating applicator, then level and buff? Seems like that's the most efficient way to apply at full strength.
Great testing guys. in south florida, a significant amount of our days are in the 80% to 95% relative humidity range, which causes me struggles with most spray sealants. This product was a no brainer pick up for me, and it’s been an absolute hit. Value and quality is there, but the label/instructions need lot of work. Good job to Detail Co and to you guys at omni garage aswell
I should be sponsored by Infinity. I have told Eddie that it's my single favorite detailing product. I use it 3 to 1 with a little Adam's detail spray mixed in for some graphene water spot protection. I used to use TW Flex Wax as a drying aide but now I use Infinity. The gloss is crazy, but that might be bumped up by the Adam's. The slickness is UNBELIEVABLE. Like Flex Wax, it builds up a film by it stays slicker much longer. When I feel like Infinity is drying up, it rains and it's slick all over again. Much better at repelling dirt and crazy at water beading. The fact that infinity can be diluted makes it the GOAT. Plain and simple. They could sell the diluted version and make literally 3 times the profit but they don't. Three to one, it's better than Flex Wax, so they could just sell that. Eddie and Jamie are by the culture, for the culture. I hope they have unreal and unstoppable success. I'm definitely a customer for as long as they are in business. I hate the shipping costs but hell, I'll eat that too. Totally worth it.
Glenn - its offical your quarter black. The smell is new zealan peaches dipped in troll juice (nah its just strawberries ) haha. Also if you leave streaks just panel prep or rinselss to remove your good to go. Labels are being remade but straight spray into towel apply dry 1;3 you can spray on the panel no issue straight spray unto the microfiber and apply no streaking and you'll get the best performance
It’s definitely stout!! How does 1:3 dilution affect durability & longevity? I could live with a little bit of difficulty applying if it increases the durability & longevity! Maybe 1:1 like Cure? Thanks!
Unsure sorry. Durability is very subjective and depends on a lot of factors. If you have a ceramic coating underneath it then durability is pointless. You already have the protection. We use this more for a drying aid.
Is it me or was that crazy how well the water activated section (back door) out performed a less diluted (dry) application? I've been using Bead Maker for about 4 years and phasing it out of the forefront of my go to products and this product seems friendlier in the sense that you have more options in how it is applied. I have no issues going back rewetting a surface for that crazy water behavior because I typically use an EGO blower anyways for the drying process during the warmer months.
Thanks for testing fellas 🎉 looks like application with a damp cloth in drier humidity is definitely the ticket to success at full strength, my swamp conditions at 60-80% humidity on most days I have great success with full strength, we will adjust the instructions going forward. Great testing as always
Thank you for the feedback. That humidity matches us most days. The wet application for little effort slaps!
Could I apply it undiluted using a ceramic coating applicator, then level and buff? Seems like that's the most efficient way to apply at full strength.
@TheBreakfastLover I think you will have issues levelling/ removing product making a streaky mess.
Great testing guys. in south florida, a significant amount of our days are in the 80% to 95% relative humidity range, which causes me struggles with most spray sealants. This product was a no brainer pick up for me, and it’s been an absolute hit. Value and quality is there, but the label/instructions need lot of work. Good job to Detail Co and to you guys at omni garage aswell
Thank you. A few sprays is all you need
Keep it up with the videos! This is far down the best channel on TH-cam. Hands down.
Thank you for the nice feedback! Pleased you like the content.
I should be sponsored by Infinity. I have told Eddie that it's my single favorite detailing product. I use it 3 to 1 with a little Adam's detail spray mixed in for some graphene water spot protection.
I used to use TW Flex Wax as a drying aide but now I use Infinity. The gloss is crazy, but that might be bumped up by the Adam's. The slickness is UNBELIEVABLE. Like Flex Wax, it builds up a film by it stays slicker much longer. When I feel like Infinity is drying up, it rains and it's slick all over again. Much better at repelling dirt and crazy at water beading.
The fact that infinity can be diluted makes it the GOAT. Plain and simple. They could sell the diluted version and make literally 3 times the profit but they don't. Three to one, it's better than Flex Wax, so they could just sell that. Eddie and Jamie are by the culture, for the culture. I hope they have unreal and unstoppable success. I'm definitely a customer for as long as they are in business. I hate the shipping costs but hell, I'll eat that too. Totally worth it.
Thanks for trusting our products and glad you’re enjoying infinity!
A dilutable product is nice as it gives the user the ability to mixed what they like. Also means product can go further.
Glenn - its offical your quarter black. The smell is new zealan peaches dipped in troll juice (nah its just strawberries ) haha. Also if you leave streaks just panel prep or rinselss to remove your good to go.
Labels are being remade but straight spray into towel apply dry
1;3 you can spray on the panel no issue
straight spray unto the microfiber and apply no streaking and you'll get the best performance
Haha love it. Definitely 1:3-1:4 dilution is the way to use this.
It’s definitely stout!! How does 1:3 dilution affect durability & longevity?
I could live with a little bit of difficulty applying if it increases the durability & longevity! Maybe 1:1 like Cure? Thanks!
Unsure sorry. Durability is very subjective and depends on a lot of factors. If you have a ceramic coating underneath it then durability is pointless. You already have the protection. We use this more for a drying aid.
Damp towel, 1 spay into damp towel, apply, buff with dry towel. If that doesn't work, throw it against a wall.
Nah you will damage the wall haha.
Is it me or was that crazy how well the water activated section (back door) out performed a less diluted (dry) application? I've been using Bead Maker for about 4 years and phasing it out of the forefront of my go to products and this product seems friendlier in the sense that you have more options in how it is applied. I have no issues going back rewetting a surface for that crazy water behavior because I typically use an EGO blower anyways for the drying process during the warmer months.
Water activated did a pretty decent job considering limited effort.
Sounds like TW seal n shine
You think this is tough and will replace a stand alone coating? Wait till you get to try SiRamik sealant, that stuff is next level
We havnt tested longevity but I would imagine it would be pretty stout.