Meguiar's wash & wax works pretty good. I used it for the first time about a week ago on my 2017-GT350/F150XLT & I was extremely happy with the results. I know lots of people who hate on Meguiar products but IMO they make some really dope shit. I really like there tire/wheel cleaner. Break dust on my vehicles is a real problem but Meguiars tackles that job & gets it done with the quickness. Idk, I think all of the products work well & they don't break the bank.
I have been using that for a few years on my previous and current mustang. Works great if you apply a polymer spray afterwards, like blackfire wet diamond. You may get better suds by pouring the soap in an empty bucket. In case your area has hard water, I recommend the cr spotless water de-ionizer. I held off for years because of the cost, but in the summer time the water wants to leave spots so quickly around here.
Let me recommend some really good soaps. 1. Chemical guys Mr.Pink 2. Adams car shampoo 3. CarPro Reset (designed for coated vehicles but can be used for non coated vehicles too) 4. Gyeon bathe
I just picked some of this up based on this video, saw it at the store a few times before and passed it up. Going to try it for my first wash on the brand new grabber blue 17 5.0 I just traded my 16 Ecoboost in for.
Great vid bro,nice to see you use it on different cars for comparison.Nice rides all of them but really love that blue stang,awesome look with the contrasting black rims.
I don't understand. Water alone can remove water spots. It just re-dissolves impurities in the water that formed the water spots. That's why you dry it - so water spots don't form when the water evaporates.
You took the tag off of the microfiber scrubber................right??? :) And I never understood the 2 bucket method. Just spray your mitt off with FRESH CLEAN WATER FROM YOUR SPRAYER. Yes, the 2nd bucket is "clean water"........until you dip your dirty mitt in it, then it's just dirty water. LOL
One bucket is for rinsing the type of scrubber that you will be using on your vehicle. The other bucket is soapy clean water only. The dirt or small particles will be rinsed into the rinse bucket. The clean bucket with soap stays clean longer and will have less dirt or particles that you could pick up.
Great product I use to use nano wax right after the wash and wax but they discontinued it I don't know y it was 7 bucks and man ohh man the BEST spray wax I ever used
Good question. As my channel has grown, it's taking more time to manage. Monetizing allows me to use the money to offset costs and also purchase products for reviews and giveaways. I do, however, only use ads that can be skipped.
Meguiar's wash & wax works pretty good. I used it for the first time about a week ago on my 2017-GT350/F150XLT & I was extremely happy with the results. I know lots of people who hate on Meguiar products but IMO they make some really dope shit. I really like there tire/wheel cleaner. Break dust on my vehicles is a real problem but Meguiars tackles that job & gets it done with the quickness. Idk, I think all of the products work well & they don't break the bank.
this wash n wax is amazing, im hooked great shine no real work
Yeah, I love it. But, I'm going to try some others out just to compare.
I have been using that for a few years on my previous and current mustang. Works great if you apply a polymer spray afterwards, like blackfire wet diamond. You may get better suds by pouring the soap in an empty bucket. In case your area has hard water, I recommend the cr spotless water de-ionizer. I held off for years because of the cost, but in the summer time the water wants to leave spots so quickly around here.
Thanks, I'll check it out!
bee using this since day one...great stuff
I really like these style videos. Always prefer multiple opinions and different cars to see it on.
Thanks, I'll be doing more.
Let me recommend some really good soaps.
1. Chemical guys Mr.Pink
2. Adams car shampoo
3. CarPro Reset (designed for coated vehicles but can be used for non coated vehicles too)
4. Gyeon bathe
I just picked some of this up based on this video, saw it at the store a few times before and passed it up. Going to try it for my first wash on the brand new grabber blue 17 5.0 I just traded my 16 Ecoboost in for.
I've been using this product for the last few months, it really does a nice job.
Great vid bro,nice to see you use it on different cars for comparison.Nice rides all of them but really love that blue stang,awesome look with the contrasting black rims.
Yea i use that all the time good stuff
I've used it for a year really make the car shine. I have a Guard 2015
I don't understand. Water alone can remove water spots. It just re-dissolves impurities in the water that formed the water spots. That's why you dry it - so water spots don't form when the water evaporates.
You took the tag off of the microfiber scrubber................right??? :)
And I never understood the 2 bucket method. Just spray your mitt off with FRESH CLEAN WATER FROM YOUR SPRAYER. Yes, the 2nd bucket is "clean water"........until you dip your dirty mitt in it, then it's just dirty water. LOL
LOL! I did now. Yeah, usually I don't use the two bucket method.
I just started using the second bucket to hold by mitts once when I noticed the same thing as Sahadi420.
One bucket is for rinsing the type of scrubber that you will be using on your vehicle. The other bucket is soapy clean water only.
The dirt or small particles will be rinsed into the rinse bucket. The clean bucket with soap stays clean longer and will have less dirt or particles that you could pick up.
the wheels on the grabber blue music look bigger than the stock performance pack wheels. maybe its just because the car is slammed
Tre Valentine it's not slammed it's just lowered
What kind of drying towel did u use? A microfiber towel or the one that comes in a container?
The only soap i use!
Great product I use to use nano wax right after the wash and wax but they discontinued it I don't know y it was 7 bucks and man ohh man the BEST spray wax I ever used
I really want a Mustang! great video too !
Thanks!
Dude...Wal-mart sells a soap foamer that you should try with that wash. It costs 20 bucks and it is awesome.
I'll check it out. Thanks!
1. Get 2 buckets and grit guards
2. Wash mit
3. Theragcompany's towels for drying
4. Adam's shampoo
5. Follow Obsessed Garage on youtube
need grit guards
you should try adams wash and wax
I'll be trying it out in the near future.
no foam cannon?
Nope! But, I will be getting a pressure washer soon.
Air dry or towel dry?
I usually do a combination. Air to get water out of the cracks. I use a waffle tire to dry the majority of the car and a water blade for the windows.
just wondering. why the adds now ? I remember in one video you commented that your channel would not be for making money
Good question. As my channel has grown, it's taking more time to manage. Monetizing allows me to use the money to offset costs and also purchase products for reviews and giveaways. I do, however, only use ads that can be skipped.
I can feel that in the phone
tear off the tags, they will scratch your paint
sku number G17748
Buy some quality soap and see the difference from that cheap over the counter stuff