The Next Detailing Mega Test
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Carpro PERL
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Gyeon Preserve
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DIY DETAIL Interior Ceramic
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303 Aerospace Protectant
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Soft99 Luxury Leather (interior dressing)
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Autoglym Vinyl and Rubber Care
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Koch TS Top Star
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Meguiars Ultimate Interior Shine Protectant
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Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Graphene Acrylic Inside Job
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Carbon Collective Nuovo SiO2 Interior Detailer
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Angelwax Enigma Interno
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It'd be really interesting to see a UV test to see which dresssings actually protect from cracking, fading etc.
That would be cool, but that presupposes that UV radiation is actually a prime contributor to cracking and fading. It may be, but I'm skeptical.
@@joeschmoe6908I agree. Laminated windshields stop most if not all uva and uvb light - side windows do let in more. I think interior plastics suffer in the heat and plastic just degrades over time - no cream can stop the degradation but can cover it up. Nothing wrong with interior dressings but they are mainly cosmetic (at best).
Living in the UK I don’t care about UV protection, I don’t feel we get enough sunshine to worry about it long term, I’d never keep a car long enough to worry about it.
I look for a slight darkening finish, with little to no sheen, as well as anti-static/dust repellent technology for my interior dressing.
Looking forward to the video Jon, appreciate the effort you put in to them.
You still got a lot of UV even on cloudy day with no sunshine at all. I know its weird but you can still charge solar panels on cloudy day or people with sensitive white skin still can get sunburn.
@@kamilooss2113 yes I’m aware there’s always UV exposure etc but realistically how many cars in the UK do you see with sun damaged dashboards? Very little to none I bet.
I personally like the finish that 303 Aerospace leaves. It’s a really nice balance between flat and glossy.
If you got a brand new car and its got quality interior, I'd reckon you would want to alter the finish as little as possible and just want to protect it.
Likewise when you have an older car that hasn't been maintained well and is starting to fade you'd want some rejuvenation.
You could argue that those two should be different product lines.
I have used 303 for many years and been pleased with the results but if you come up with something better I would be willing to take a look. Keep coming up with your tests.
303 recommends to re-apply every month or so, so it has a short longevity life? Plus, it has increased in price, doubled in last 3 -4 years or so?
For dashboards it has to be as dull as possible. I hate reflections on the inside of a windscreen.
Gtechniq C6 Matte Dash serves exactly that purpose. Matte finish with UV protection.
Many thanks for the advice. We have a Volvo C70 hardtop convertible so it has a heavily raked screen. I don't know what possessed Volvo to fit such a glossy bloody dash into it but the dashcam really suffers and so do I when I drive it as the reflections, especially on a bright day, make driving far less pleasurable. I will get some and give it a try as anything that reduces the reflections will be good.
Scholl Purple also leaves no shine when applied.
I really like Lithium Inner Space Interior Detailer. It can be used as a quick Detailer to remove light dust and smudges, but it does a really good job for darkening and leaving a consistent satin finish. It’s super easy to work with and seems to level itself very well. I switched from CarPro Perl. It seems to last and does not give a greasy feel to the touch. Feel better Jon.
Interior detainers with a little something are the way to go….
Here in the states I love Turtle Wax Inside Job, it’s an interior clean and protects. It’s Graphene infused interior and it cost approximately $10 here in U.S it keeps dust build up down , darkens plastic and vinyl '
Using that one and getting nice results myself. Careful using it in the house though (overspray). Sent the Mrs skating across the living room... pretended I had no idea why.
I've tried the IJ too and it works great. Costs +- 15 dollar in Europe/Belgium.
Get some P&S Swift, which gives a better finish and less rough for the surface than the TW.
I've been using this autoglym product for years. Works great. In fact I also like their interior shampoo product as well (heathen). Although, I usually have an initial go-over with surfex to really blitz any crud away.
Gtechniq Matte Dash is my go to. Looks very uniform and zero gloss, you might not like it as it's very matte.
Can you do a UV test?
I also love Gtechniq, it darkens just a little and no gloss thank God, but for me what is annoying is the volume to price ", it's not cheap and U get so little of it, granted you don't need much of it
The autoglym one for me looks amazing, smells amazing, and has lasted for me. Even on a new car you can really tell and FEEL the difference. Definitely recommend. Makes me feel better mr forensic agrees!
Im looking forward to your results quite a few of the products your testing i use an tried my car is a taxi which I look after very well an its interesting when my customers comment on the interior after each product I'll let you know after your results thank you
Enjoyed the vlog, thanks. Living in Australia UV protection is important. High gloss level can be a pain with reflection on the screen. A satin finish that slightly darkens the surface would be ideal. My product of choice for me is Turtle hybrid solutions Ceramic +Graphene inside job.
I used 303's Aerospace for a while and still carry some around with me however I just can't not use CarPro's Pearl due to the affordability. I also can't stand glossy dressing.
DIY Detail have really good products but the import tax is crazy!
5 years ago i bought a cleaning and dressing set from swiss wax and i still have some left today. I really like the finish it gives, its not that shiny but it kinda darkens the plastic and gives it really nice matt finish. I dont like having to mutch gloss because it kinda look oily to me and driving in the sun makes it reflect the sunlight everywhere.
I've been using the carpro, it's lovely to work with and the finish is always smooth and clean.
Yes great stuff ,and a very multipurpose product 👍
FYI, The 303 Aerospace recommends re-apply every month or so? DIY boasts, once applied to a surface that never gets touched, like a dashboard, should last a lifetime?
To be fair, the DIY Interior Ceramic is a different product than most, in that you can apply to many surfaces including leather, alcantara, fabric, carpets, mats, infotainment screen etc etc. Price is obviously an issue in comparison to others but not really the same.
I prefer an OEM finish with protection to keep it that way but as you say it’s how much you trust the brand to do what it says!
Autoglym....for years.
Can't really beat something that works .
Megs for me, love the clean gloss look.
I use top star by koch chemie and carpro perl. Top star is more durable and rejuvenates the plastics to a factory finish. I did not like Autoglym vinyl and rubber care.
I have used 303, perl, optimum protectant plus, and superior products aqua gloss. I like Optimum the best but they all performed just fine.
I would like to see something that makes my dash as matt and anti-reflective as possible. We own a Volvo C70 hardtop convertible and reflections in the windscreen are bad and really bad when the sun shines. Will be trying the Gtechniq C6 Matt Dash AB next. I'm not alone in suffering from excessive reflections either so a test of the matt products would be appreciated. Or do I just get my dash sprayed with black flock?
For me I want a dressing to add depth of colour back to the plastics without adding excessive shine. I like the finish if Aenso Core, but the price point it up there. Perl is a real winner, but is a little glossy still. I use Gtechniq C6 for my personal cars
Just use a quick detailer like BH Auto-qd does everything you need - uv, darkening, gloss. Interior dressings are ok but don’t really do much. Most uv is blocked by the windscreen (not all though). Heat is different but can a dressing protect against years of heat damage of course not… snake oil I’m telling ya! 😂
I brought a bottle of the Autobrite which smells quite nice, and does a really good job with the finish.
Dependant on the dash material I like Pro-Kleen UV Protector Spray, its great on artificial leather, although its a bits shiny.
I wonder if apllying it by brush would make a difference as its a textured finish so a flat applicator wont really get a full even coverage
they are so wet they will fill the texture Cam, I think microfiber is best applicator
Glossy dashboards are a nightmare with reflections
Jon the Autoglym Vinyl & Rubber you can buy in larger volumes, its called Super Sheen I think, the pro detailer name for it, 5 ltrs for £55.
Having tried most of these throughout the yrs I’m a CarPro fan 4:1. It is also the only one what when seen the question of what are you using is asked every time.
I don’t want shine on leather. I’m looking for an unmolested OEM matt finish for any leather or car interior cockpit.
A little bit of gloss and a little bit of darkening.
Also it mustn't vape off onto the windscreen.
9 times out of 10 I just use a damp microfibre on my dash as I don't want any glare from the sun.
Turtle Wax for me, love the fact it’s not gloss finish, smells amazing, why would you want a shiny dash ? It’s not 1990, get the flash dash out😂
Autobrite pink sheen needs to be on here. Top product
UV protection is most important to me
Just like leather products, I tend to avoid any greasy/glossy interiors finishes. I just want a product to nourish evenly and keep matt finish. 80's staple Armor All days are over. I hope.
Hi. Have you ever tried auto smart finish. It's a light blue colour. I find it very good. CHEERS
I found the meguiars great on my Renault van, but not on my Audi. Very different plastic/finnish .Trying 303, Gtecniq and Auto Glanz at the moment.
Gtechniq Matt dash is amazing for my brand new car but I use Perl for my beaten up daily
Hi I use chemical guys nonsense then chemical guys vrp it's very good and gives a good leval of gloss well happy with this combo
Factory satin finish all the way for me, don't want anything shiny or greasy. Meguiars is too shiny for me, looks dirty. I'm interested in the DIY Detail one because they claim it lasts the lifetime of the vehicle on non-contact surfaces like the dashboard.
I just want my dash and interior trim to look clean and something that might have a slightly anti-static finish to repel dust, I dont want a gloss finish as ive had issues in the past with reflections in the screen making it impossible to see out
Love yours comparison vids.
I normally use 303 but if leather I use the new guist stuff. I hope you start to fell better soon buddy. I have colitis and free a fair I am on steroids that destroys you autoimmune system so know about people being packed in to places so I wear a mask quite a lot.
James
'Hello Darkness Meter, My Old Friend'
KC Topstar all day for me - I just want something that will keep the surface as it was new - no extra sheen but gives me UV protection and anti-static.
My favourite as well. And my customers really love it. I have plenty different options and my returning customers always go for topstar.
PERL for me, love it
Yep, great finish, versatile and economical.
Also it seems to go well over many different types of materials including different types/finishes of plastics.
want car-pro more shiny, put it on neat...such a versatile product i went out and bought it 😜
I don't like any dressing on my car interior, think it's tacky having it on.
It would have useful to have seen the product bottles close up, to identify the names, rather than just calling them “the Carpro”, “the Gyeon”, etc. No doubt all will be revealed in the full test video. Would have been nice to see Garage Therapy product included. 303 is my current go-to product.
done this for the main one mate. I messed up pricing for the 303 though. just realised its ridiculously overpriced in the UK.
I don't dress interiors as I don't want to add a shine over and above the standard finish, especially on a dashboard where it can cause reflections in the windscreen. As such, the Koch, TW and Angelwax are my favourites as they are more of a rejuvenation than something to add shine.
I absolutely hate a gloss finish for that very reason, I remember many years ago having to stop driving as I couldn't see a thing out the windscreen for the reflection off the dash
Way to excuse bad performance
Great things to learn
Jon this cold has gone into your lungs. It’s time you get to the infirmary and get some oral antibiotics. Your eyes are puffy and you are congested. Rest and plenty of fluids. We will be when your better👀🫡
Really nothing to be playing with 🙏
I've been on anti biotics. They don't really help with viral chest infection. It's just a process. But it will take at least 2 more weeks. Slowly getting better
@@ForensicDetailing I’m glad to know. Keep resting I’ll keep you in my thoughts and prayers 🙏
What dilution rate did you use with Carpro Perl?
it varies but in this test mate 1:5
Thank you for doing this test. I’m looking forward to seeing the results. I prefer a dash to be as Matt/dull as possible as I find the dash reflecting in the screen to be too distracting. I love gtechniq c6, but I’d struggle to use it up in the 12months shelf life. Currently using labocosmetica omnia and have been pleased with it so far.
I love C6, it's Matt, it's amazing, it kills bacteria, it's pretty long lasting (it depends on various factors I guess) but struggle to use it all? The first application on my G42 I used over half of the 100ml bottle, and my only beef with C6 is that it's expensive and a 100ml? Really? It's should be 250 minimum, Gtechniq is srsly expensive here in Poland
... UV protection is my priority
Hope you’re feeling better today.I recommend that you increase your vitamin D supplements for protection against illness.
Please add Armorall thats all I can buy locally
Maybe you have whooping cough, Jon. There's a lot of it in Europe right now.
its just starting to go now mate. was horrible.
How about a new video in month or half a year comparing what has happened?
literally just was looking at investing TW ceramic or Kc Top star
Are you a mystics mind reader Jon... A mind reader!
Here at my shop, most of my returning customers opt for KCx Ts. My personal favourite as well.
Sorry John, but what are you talking about ?
When did you ever see a brand new car with a shiny dash ?
I don't know if I said that.
You must spend more time sick than well, never known anyone like it😂
Bouncers Inside Job
not shiny - for me
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you are the first...
The other issue with diy beside the cost is that i was told by them it expired in one year.
If that true i will end up with over half a bottle that does not work anymore!!!
Interesting yer. For domestic user you will struggle to get through this bottle in 10 years.
They also do a product called Clean and protect which is more relevant to this test
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