HydroFoam is pretty cool stuff. For maintenance washing wheels it will clean and protect just like Hydr02 in 1 step. Works good on wheel wells too if they're not super dirty. Keep up the great content!
I'm a huge fan of the Hydro2 lite and Reload combo. Hydro2 goes on first, then reload on top. You'll get crazy beading. Also moved onto getting Gyeon products, and so far, Gyeon foam and Leathercoat are amazing. Just bought another bottle of leather coat; its probably in my top 3 favorite products list.
Thanks! It has been put together piece by piece when things went on sale. Not paying full price helps a lot. Cabinets were half price and toolboxes were a good $100+ off on sale.
Hi. Not sure where you live but have you tried any of the Bilt Hamber products? Their APC Surfex is fantastic and the Autowash is great for 2 bucket wash. They also do a great product called Atomic that stops your brake disks rusting after you have washed your wheels. Thanks for a fantastic review.
Great Setup. I want to start getting into the hobbyist detailing what products do you guys recommend for starting and be able to buy them in gallons. I know the MTM hydro foam cannon or Adams Foam and I also have a Ryobi gas pressure washer. please help thanks.
Agreed. Chemical guys products suck are all talk but not very good. I have been really leaning towards the carpro products. CQuartz finest. Perl, iron x. You need to get some washmist from elite finish detailing in San Diego. It's the best waterless wash product out there and is actually made for them by Carpro. That and some microfiber madness towels. Man. You will chuck half your products!
Try the microfiber madness Krazy Pile towels. They are on a different level I assure you. shinesupply.com/collections/towels-detergent/products/microfiber-madness-summit-800-16x-16
Ryan Buhler good question. Just got Hydrate. I believe they are pretty similiar. Hydrate may be easier to work with. I will find out on my next maintance wash.
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HydroFoam is pretty cool stuff. For maintenance washing wheels it will clean and protect just like Hydr02 in 1 step. Works good on wheel wells too if they're not super dirty. Keep up the great content!
Adam's sticker over the Torq foam cannon. LOL.
Nice video, I love hydro2 lite.
PolishAngel Master Sealant, is just amazing.
I'm a huge fan of the Hydro2 lite and Reload combo. Hydro2 goes on first, then reload on top. You'll get crazy beading. Also moved onto getting Gyeon products, and so far, Gyeon foam and Leathercoat are amazing. Just bought another bottle of leather coat; its probably in my top 3 favorite products list.
Gyeon is definitely on my list of products to purchase. So far Mohs, View, and Trim have all been top notch.
Nice collection. I've started to really like Ammo. A little more expensive but definitely quality. Detail on sir 👍👍
I wish I had your garage set up
Thanks! It has been put together piece by piece when things went on sale. Not paying full price helps a lot. Cabinets were half price and toolboxes were a good $100+ off on sale.
Hi. Not sure where you live but have you tried any of the Bilt Hamber products? Their APC Surfex is fantastic and the Autowash is great for 2 bucket wash. They also do a great product called Atomic that stops your brake disks rusting after you have washed your wheels. Thanks for a fantastic review.
Great Setup. I want to start getting into the hobbyist detailing what products do you guys recommend for starting and be able to buy them in gallons. I know the MTM hydro foam cannon or Adams Foam and I also have a Ryobi gas pressure washer. please help thanks.
Have you tried Gyeon wet coat?
No I have not yet, eventually I will.
Ryan what pegs do you have for all those bottles...plz let me know
Wall peg brand. Can buy them from their website and from eBay. Solid quality for plastic and will only break if you abuse them.
CarPro reload straight not diluted. Spray on an applicator and apply it's shine and longevity is silly.
Might get to try that out tonight if the wind isn't too bad since it's supposed to be about 50 out.
Agreed. Chemical guys products suck are all talk but not very good. I have been really leaning towards the carpro products. CQuartz finest. Perl, iron x.
You need to get some washmist from elite finish detailing in San Diego. It's the best waterless wash product out there and is actually made for them by Carpro. That and some microfiber madness towels. Man. You will chuck half your products!
Ordered a bunch of eagle edgless towels for rinsless washing. Not sure how much I'll be using it on my GTI, but I'll give it a shot on the Cobalt.
Try the microfiber madness Krazy Pile towels. They are on a different level I assure you.
shinesupply.com/collections/towels-detergent/products/microfiber-madness-summit-800-16x-16
Adam's Guard & Gloss smells and works great, but CarPro Hydr02 defeats the purpose.
trapcracker not necessarily since guard and gloss is a drying aid that adds protection back vs carpro being a selant that is applied on a wet car
Would you say that G+G is similar to AMMO Hydrate?
Ryan Buhler good question. Just got Hydrate. I believe they are pretty similiar. Hydrate may be easier to work with. I will find out on my next maintance wash.
Ryan Buhler In a way yes, but Hydrate blows it out of the water. Guard & Gloss tends to streak if you don't use it just right, and it's very thick.