If you're taking nominations for future products to test, my submission would be a light coating by Tac Systems. I remember you had good words to say about Moonlight and their relatively new Quartz Easy is meant to have 50% more solids. As for shorts and different formats, not for me.
yer so much choice, so many brands, most of it is well formulated, similiar price. but I think cream de la cream still exists and every now and then you find the odd gem.
from what ive seen all these 1:254 rinseless concentrates are pretty much the same. everytime a new one comes out, people say its slicker or its better etc.. and I dont think theres any difference. but my interest wants to dive into it a bit deeper.
ONR is now on v5 which also claims to be slicker. I haven't tried it yet, would be good if you use the latest v5 in your comparison. @@forensicunplugged4295
@@forensicunplugged4295 Always waiting for a blind test where you don't know which is which and then say which is slickest or cleanest. Even more interesting would be to do this test a few times and see if the same one was always chosen.
Afternoon John, just wanted to say thanks for introducing me to Bilt Hamber, like the touchless prewash is like Wow. You're channel is educating me so much at keeping my car healthy and clean. Keep it up 🧡
With the exhaust, be carefully you don’t get one that drones, I had a few different exhausts on my 328 and it was terrible on a journey… never did find a solution and it was the main decider to sell the car in the end.
Looking forward to the Rinseless wash shootout, waiting to try gyeon eco wash , eventhough it’s been available all around Europe for over two months, and still no sign of it in the uk yet!
Ive tried a couple of ceramic shampoos and just cant get on with them. Feels like I’m washing the car with plain water. No suds or slickness. But, they do definitely add something too the paint which is noticeable when rinsing off. But not much fun to use.
I have been thinking of BH touch-on as a Gyeon wet coat equivalent but in concentrate form. (spray able sealant) Here it’s classed as a shampoo though? Makes me wonder if I have understood the concept of the product properly.
I would be interested in hearing some opinions on the new garage therapy demineralisation shampoo I got a bottle to try a few weeks back only done one wash so far. Not seen anyone do a review yet
John I'm really concerned about your diminished Gyeon shelf.. It was so awesome - full of their products, did you hide them in the Gyeon cupboard? Or did you just got rid of them? I'm wandering if the company is still in high regard by you :) Cheers, oh and God I hate shorts on yt, it's like cancer.
@@forensicunplugged4295 Thank god :) I really like Gyeon - but they recently change the packaging and was wondering if the formulations changed and maybe your opinion with it, cheers!
Having gone down the rabbit hole of these ceramic washes, I found they are not anywhere near as good at cleaning as a plane shampoo and are expensive…. Its better to just use a plane shampoo and then something like a ceramic / hydrophobic drying aid. Works out cheaper and a better user experience.
I made a decision to put more time into Rinseless washing this year as the idea of a quicker wash was appealing, I knew I’d struggle with it a bit as I’m sold on a proper prewash being key to a good wash process, To my surprise though, I think hybrid washing (Touch-Less followed by Rinseless) could possibly become my new go to, having the option to dry as you go is great, especially in the summer. Armour Detail Supply Hero is my current Rinseless of choice, If you’ve not tried a hybrid wash you should give it a go.
done mate on main channel. I think the chem guys basic original hex logic are good starting pad for beginner purly because they are soft and less prone to machine marring.
@forensicunplugged4295 it's obvious Flex is a sponsor BTW. Seriously though, some plasterboard on the ceiling (few extra beams needed for load) and rock wool insulation, would do wonders for the lighting and improve video quality. Could also try 9mm osb board. Painted matt white.
@@jcoul1sc you would think Flex were a sponser but no they are not. Rupes are but Flex no. I dont think Flex really get social media Im a massive fan of their tools but they have zero interest in the channel or sponsoring content. I reckon Ive prolly indirected sold them millions of pounds worth of tools as well with all the videos I use them in. hey ho...
@forensicunplugged4295 Flex prob don't care about UK. Maybe time to copy Jonathan Katz Moses and spray paint non sponsors white. Really like your approach to the chems
Having gone down the rabbit hole of these ceramic washes, I found they are not anywhere near as good at cleaning as a plane shampoo and are expensive…. Its better to just use a plane shampoo and then something like a ceramic / hydrophobic drying aid. Works out cheaper and a better user experience.
If you're taking nominations for future products to test, my submission would be a light coating by Tac Systems. I remember you had good words to say about Moonlight and their relatively new Quartz Easy is meant to have 50% more solids.
As for shorts and different formats, not for me.
It seems like everything is pretty good these days. It would be good to get an update on your goto product(s) in each category at the moment.
yer so much choice, so many brands, most of it is well formulated, similiar price. but I think cream de la cream still exists and every now and then you find the odd gem.
+1 for rinseless wash comparison. Very happy with ONR but curious if any of the newer products are really amy better?
from what ive seen all these 1:254 rinseless concentrates are pretty much the same. everytime a new one comes out, people say its slicker or its better etc.. and I dont think theres any difference. but my interest wants to dive into it a bit deeper.
ONR is now on v5 which also claims to be slicker. I haven't tried it yet, would be good if you use the latest v5 in your comparison. @@forensicunplugged4295
@@forensicunplugged4295 Always waiting for a blind test where you don't know which is which and then say which is slickest or cleanest. Even more interesting would be to do this test a few times and see if the same one was always chosen.
@@dogtrainerstuartJon should try that medical test process, have his daughter act as referee or supervisor behind the camera
@@forensicunplugged4295 only tried turtle wax and feynlab
Most anticipated detailing video of the year 👍
Afternoon John, just wanted to say thanks for introducing me to Bilt Hamber, like the touchless prewash is like Wow. You're channel is educating me so much at keeping my car healthy and clean. Keep it up 🧡
thank you mate and thats awesome to hear really appreciate it.
@@forensicunplugged4295 no problem, just purchased some Bilthamber clay, can't wait to use it 😀
Have you tried Turtle Wax’s Hybrid tyre shine… It has impressed me with ease of use, longevity and finish.
If you do waterless - check sponges an how long it keeps in a bucket please
Sounding like you're getting over the chest infection Jon, glad to hear.
its literally taken months mate. but yer its virtually gone now.
With the exhaust, be carefully you don’t get one that drones, I had a few different exhausts on my 328 and it was terrible on a journey… never did find a solution and it was the main decider to sell the car in the end.
Jon please include in your waterless wash: TAC SYSTEM and LITHIUM Glow
Looking forward to the Rinseless wash shootout, waiting to try gyeon eco wash , eventhough it’s been available all around Europe for over two months, and still no sign of it in the uk yet!
Ive tried a couple of ceramic shampoos and just cant get on with them. Feels like I’m washing the car with plain water. No suds or slickness. But, they do definitely add something too the paint which is noticeable when rinsing off. But not much fun to use.
yer its literally like this isnt it. not just low foaming literally no foaming with some.
I have been thinking of BH touch-on as a Gyeon wet coat equivalent but in concentrate form. (spray able sealant) Here it’s classed as a shampoo though? Makes me wonder if I have understood the concept of the product properly.
yer its a grey area. its a bucket wash ceramic shampoo but also spray and rinse applied sealant. I dont like any of them as bucket shampoos
Stay the course
I would be interested in hearing some opinions on the new garage therapy demineralisation shampoo I got a bottle to try a few weeks back only done one wash so far. Not seen anyone do a review yet
Sonax hypercoat needs reviewed?
John I'm really concerned about your diminished Gyeon shelf.. It was so awesome - full of their products, did you hide them in the Gyeon cupboard? Or did you just got rid of them? I'm wandering if the company is still in high regard by you :) Cheers, oh and God I hate shorts on yt, it's like cancer.
ive just used them mate, they are like my special reserve.
@@forensicunplugged4295 Thank god :) I really like Gyeon - but they recently change the packaging and was wondering if the formulations changed and maybe your opinion with it, cheers!
Having gone down the rabbit hole of these ceramic washes, I found they are not anywhere near as good at cleaning as a plane shampoo and are expensive…. Its better to just use a plane shampoo and then something like a ceramic / hydrophobic drying aid. Works out cheaper and a better user experience.
I made a decision to put more time into Rinseless washing this year as the idea of a quicker wash was appealing,
I knew I’d struggle with it a bit as I’m sold on a proper prewash being key to a good wash process,
To my surprise though, I think hybrid washing (Touch-Less followed by Rinseless) could possibly become my new go to, having the option to dry as you go is great, especially in the summer.
Armour Detail Supply Hero is my current Rinseless of choice,
If you’ve not tried a hybrid wash you should give it a go.
Hello please can you review polishing pads for beginners for a D A polisher please
done mate on main channel. I think the chem guys basic original hex logic are good starting pad for beginner purly because they are soft and less prone to machine marring.
Did BMW announce they going to remake some of their classics, or am I dreaming.
Feyhnlab waterless or rinse less is great, I have v1
Thinking of a classic car rebuild firms
Garage door or cupboards need sponsor stickers
i try and keep it on the dart board mate. But I should really have a board for the channel sponser brands as a way to say thanks.
@forensicunplugged4295 it's obvious Flex is a sponsor BTW. Seriously though, some plasterboard on the ceiling (few extra beams needed for load) and rock wool insulation, would do wonders for the lighting and improve video quality. Could also try 9mm osb board. Painted matt white.
@@jcoul1sc you would think Flex were a sponser but no they are not. Rupes are but Flex no. I dont think Flex really get social media Im a massive fan of their tools but they have zero interest in the channel or sponsoring content. I reckon Ive prolly indirected sold them millions of pounds worth of tools as well with all the videos I use them in. hey ho...
@forensicunplugged4295 Flex prob don't care about UK. Maybe time to copy Jonathan Katz Moses and spray paint non sponsors white. Really like your approach to the chems
Don't buy F series, very heavy
The new ones are bit lighter, but not in comparison with E
First!!
no to shorts - they are awful
Having gone down the rabbit hole of these ceramic washes, I found they are not anywhere near as good at cleaning as a plane shampoo and are expensive…. Its better to just use a plane shampoo and then something like a ceramic / hydrophobic drying aid. Works out cheaper and a better user experience.
yer im not overly impressed either I talk abit about this in the video. i think they could be better.