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I am looking for a new brand of detailing products to use and I cam across chemical guys. Are they worth trying out? Just in overall quality and for mostly just exterior wash and wax.
I picked up the innerclean and the wheel coating for now, and v7 for quick detail. Didn't know if i needed anything else since the glass coating is on. I will be looking into what wash product is safe for the coating. Ill take a look at the citrus washMy routine, Citrus Wash, Clay Bar Kit, Wash again with citrus, Blacklight (Or use whitelight if you have a lighter color), then two coats of Jet Seal followed by as many coats as you want of butter wet wax. Their wheel and glass cleaners work well too, nothing mindblowing tho. I'd recommend waxing your glass.
Interior cleaner is awesome for dust.
The game changers for me were JetSeal and the Butter Wet Wax. Also they have a cool bucket system I'd look into if you have swirl mark problems.
The citrus was is their most aggressive standard wash. They have a less invasive version tho. If you are using v7 id highly recommend black light or white light. They are a well known combo in the detailing world.I picked up the innerclean and the wheel coating for now, and v7 for quick detail. Didn't know if i needed anything else since the glass coating is on. I will be looking into what wash product is safe for the coating. Ill take a look at the citrus wash
Ill check it out, so you would place that over a glass coating, then add v7? New to the whole detailing to keep a car nice lolThe citrus was is their most aggressive standard wash. They have a less invasive version tho. If you are using v7 id highly recommend black light or white light. They are a well known combo in the detailing world.
Yeah its the 22ple coating product, similar to CQuartz, i guess its branded as a glass / ceramic type coating over the paint. Thanks for the info1glass coating as in what? Like a coating on just your glass, or are you talking about the liquid glass product? Ideally the blacklight/whitelight goes on after a claybar so it makes direct contact with the paint. Nothing bad will happen if you apply it over your "glass coating," it is a glaze/hybrid sealant. It is my understanding that you can then go over the whole car with V7, then wax and then use v7 as a quick detailer. You can also use the blacklight/whitelight, wax and then use the v7. Bunch of different ways, all should be safe.
All else fails contact chemical guys support, they'll tell ya. Watch their videos on youtube too.