Found ur channel on wax mode comments. Awesome channel dude. I put shinee wax on my friends color changing wrap along with TAC systems pink waterless wash. It was a glossy wrap but it went from feeling like plastic/rubber to feeling like silk/buffed out clearcoat. Made any minor imperfections in wrap disappear too.
Yeah Shinee is a great simple spray detailer/topper. It’s not the most hydrophobic product on the market but what it does for looks and feel is amazing. Reasonably priced too!
@@biggdogfresh2263 depends on the spray. If it’s a legit durable spray coating like Gyeon cancoat, a topper. If it’s something like turtle wax or the likes, I would just use this instead.
@@biggdogfresh2263 I’m not familiar with that brand so I honestly can’t say. If you are using a high solids/real coating then I would use Shinee. I’m not sure spray coatings last long enough to warrant topping with Shinee.
Oh damn, sorry to hear that. It is a thick product for sure and there is easier ones to apply, but it does give great gloss levels so I just accept the drawbacks in application. Have you tried using lower nap microfibres? I know this one can benefit from those, and having a second buff off towel for the remaining bits.
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3 short pumps of spray on microfiber towel per panel. Never had a problem
Found ur channel on wax mode comments. Awesome channel dude. I put shinee wax on my friends color changing wrap along with TAC systems pink waterless wash. It was a glossy wrap but it went from feeling like plastic/rubber to feeling like silk/buffed out clearcoat. Made any minor imperfections in wrap disappear too.
Yeah Shinee is a great simple spray detailer/topper. It’s not the most hydrophobic product on the market but what it does for looks and feel is amazing. Reasonably priced too!
@@sheepstardetail would you use this as a tppper or base with ceramic spray
@@biggdogfresh2263 depends on the spray. If it’s a legit durable spray coating like Gyeon cancoat, a topper. If it’s something like turtle wax or the likes, I would just use this instead.
@@sheepstardetail it's shock it by majestic solutions ceramic spray
@@biggdogfresh2263 I’m not familiar with that brand so I honestly can’t say. If you are using a high solids/real coating then I would use Shinee. I’m not sure spray coatings last long enough to warrant topping with Shinee.
Where can this be purchased in the US?
I’m not sure actually. Did a quick google search and didn’t see any US stores that stocked it. See if one of the Canadian retailers ships to the US?
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how long is durability on it?
Not sure yet, still testing on my other video. Nearing one month but not much water behaviour left to speak of.
what's that Chinese massage music all about?
This smears a lot and is hard to remove.
Apply it to a microfibre applicator and let it sit on the panel for a minute or 2 before buffing off, should be much easier to work.
@@sheepstardetail Thanks for the reply 👍🏼. I’ve tried that and the longer the product sits the harder it is to remove. 🤷🏻♂️
Oh damn, sorry to hear that. It is a thick product for sure and there is easier ones to apply, but it does give great gloss levels so I just accept the drawbacks in application. Have you tried using lower nap microfibres? I know this one can benefit from those, and having a second buff off towel for the remaining bits.
I had the same experience. I thought this was a Quick Detailer, but it’s not. It needs way to much buffing.
@@SpartanKyuubi I sent mine back 👍🏼. Try the Soft 99 ‘Fukupika’. Superb 👍🏼😎