Looking to try new products-- ChemicalGuys

I'm not gonna lie.... I really want to try their Stripper Scent air freshener. I have for some time now.



I just have a feeling it's going to piss the 'ol lady off.... :deeplist:

 

I have the glossworkz cleanser and diablo wheel gel they are good products.
I have had 2 different CG wheel brushes the ferret and another one and the quality wasn't that great.
As far as a liquid wax they're whatever get a paste wax 50/50 or Pete's will look better and last longer

Deep I've gone through 2 bottles of stripper scent it's awesome.

 

Ive tried the CG stuff....its ok in my opinion..but if your going to spend that money i would deff go with AMMO instead. i have used his stuff one time and never turned back.
Check his youtube page,this dude is pretty awesome at his "job" ive never seen someone more passionate about detailing and there products are top notch.

quick link to his page

[video=youtube;QUk-i-xtXks]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUk-i-xtXks[/video]

 

Yes stripper scent is the best! It smells like your neighborhood gentlemens club.
If you want a inexpensive liquid wax try collinite 845 insulator wax

 

I think I'm going to pull the trigger and get a bottle of it just out of curiosity and intrigue.

Even if I decide I don't like it, I'll still keep it just so I can spray it in my married friends' vehicles when they're not paying attention.... because I'm an ass like that.

 

Some of my goodies

 

Chemical Guys Blacklight made my tired 130,000 mile black paint POP.

 

Black light is the business but my favorite product I theirs is jet seal

 

My wife loves the stripper scent smell of success

 

Don't limit yourself to CG stuff. I've used a lot of their products both personally and professionally. They make some good stuff, some so-so stuff and some stuff that just flat out sucks. Here's my 2 cents.

Nothing special. If you want a good wash soap, I prefer Duragloss. Cheaper and works better.

Their V-line polishes are ok, but they are not going to compete with Menzerna polishes. The important question here is do you have a DA polisher? You really need a machine to get the most out of polishes. If you're on a budget, grab Harbor Freights DA polisher (about $60, works great...I have one). You'll need to buy a better backing plate and pads, but it's affordable and good quality.

Skip it. Buy this instead.

http://www.flashwax.com/tire-wheel.html (The Brown Royal).

You could buy 2+ gallons of Brown Royal for the same price of a gallon of Diablo and Brown Royal is substantially better. I had the chance to compare both side by doing production detailing on former rental cars being prepared for sale. It was no contest.

Any clay bar will do. Go grab the $20 for 2 clay bar packs that Mothers/Meguiars sell in stores.

Support your local vendor!

http://stores.theragshack.com/clearkote-carnauba-moose-wax-16oz/ (arguably the best liquid carnuba on the market)

http://stores.theragshack.com/16x16-all-purpose-towel-12-pack/ (smokin' deal)

 

I've used it. I like the smell but it didn't really smell like any strip club I've ever been to.

Good suggestion. Excellent durability. It won't look as good as the Clearkote, but will definitely last longer. Choose according to which property matters most to you.

That's awesome! Hahahaha!

Blacklight is good, but lacks durability. If I was doing it, I'd use Poorboy's Black Hole glaze topped with a good carnuba. JetSeal lasts a long, long time, but the looks are dead after a few weeks. If you prefer sealants, I'd recommend Duragloss #111. That shit is awesome. CG's Factory Sealant is better than the JetSeal IMO.

 

I top jet seal with a number of different paste waxes I love the look
I forgot to mention justin at obsessive detail and the ragshack site. His wet obsession is legit!

 

The Flex is an awesome piece. You're good to go there.

What kind of shape is your paint in? Does it need a compounding or just a polishing?

 

This would be a good option for you then.

http://www.autogeek.net/menzerna-polish-bundle3.html

Three high quality products that would work great on your paint.