Some unsolicited thoughts-notice you do carry a few angelwax products. After years of experimentation with various compounds, I’ve landed on Angelwax Regenerate-can one stage most corrections as it has both cutting and polishing (slow pass with pressure, quick pass no pressure). Heavier corrections with long nap MF discs (I like oberk). It’s almost magical how much better it works than others. I’m sure you’ve come across it-worth another look in your pursuit of functional excellence 😊.
Was the windrow tint applied to the exterior of the windscreen? I'm asking because you were saying that there was baby shampoo residue on the windshield as you were cleaning the widow.
I'm pretty this wouldn't be a thing you would want to do or easy but it would be super cool to have the owner come out and check out the car(If he wanted to) now that you've added some cool parts and detailed it to oblivion. The past couple cars i've sold I still have decent connection with the new owners and they send me pics of new stuff that they did to the car and its super cool lol I doubt it would happen but would be super cool to see the last owners reaction
Seems like H2O is an easier to work with product, hope is good and you get it in the store. Battery Acid, lol, what a bunch of crap. People seriously complain about the membership program, geez, that's one the best things you have done, for me the Hex+ is well worth it IMO with all the benefits, I love how I get everything prioritize and super fast. Waiting to see those new "Mattyisms" shirts, hope you include red, love that shirt man, will get more for sure. Keep doing you Matt, great stuff!
FWIW, regarding your concern about it being easy to remove, which may indicate a lack of longevity, IMHO Optimum Opti-Glass is easier to remove than H2GO, and it *probably* has much better longevity. (it should, according to each manufacturer's specs). Some folks say Opti-Glass is difficult, but I found it exceptionally easy.
This one wiped off much, much easier than Wolf's. I suspect that means it isn't going to last as long. Spritz a little glass cleaner to lubricate. That will help.
Tell’em Matt! These Facebook keyboard warriors always have something negative to say about you and what you represent. Don’t listen. Keep on keeping on man!
I'm giving H2GO another "go" - it hasn't lasted long at all previously, however it may have been due to me using a very strong IPA solution for general cleaning, after application. I'm now using 2% for glass cleaning. Could have been poor prep too. I've just tried Optimum Opti-Glass - not hydrophobic enough for my taste. It too didn't last long at all (weeks, not months). The point at which one feels the need to reapply is of course highly subjective. Also, I do high miles, and clean VERY frequently, and thoroughly. (chauffeur driver). H2GO is definitely very hydrophobic straight after application - no problems there.
Another thing that may be reducing my longevity is the amount of buffing I do (after cleaning), to remove streaking. Occasionally, I'll use my wipers (with a squirt) when I notice that I hadn't removed the streaks, and the wipers seem to do a very good job. So I'm going to try some kind of flexible rubber blade - maybe a standard glass squeegee, but if they're not flexible enough, an actual wiper blade. This is for the final stage of streak removal only - not cleaning.
Hey Matt, I have a question, when it rains and i use my wipers there seems to be what looks like a film or resin on the windscreen, it's focused on the portion the wiper blades hit. I've tried glass cleaner, optimum power clean, alcohol, and glass compound/polish. Nothing seems to work, so my question is what are your thoughts? Yes I replaced the wiper blades.
@@XxVendetaxX1 if it goes away after a few seconds (after each wiper stroke), I just accept that kind of thing as normal imperfections. If it stays there longer, and is causing enough of a problem to affect safety, it definitely needs to be addressed. Re the glass polish, if you haven't already, try applying it by hand, but really REALLY scrub firmly, but test first on an inconspicuous area, to make sure the applicator & polish combo won't scratch. (I learnt the hard way that kitchen scourers can scratch, for example). Maybe also consider taking it to a specialist glass polisher for assessment.
@@ObsessedGarage if there's a very good reason why a product is only available to pros, I don't mind. Just btw, I'm about to try CSL, on your recommendation - it's NOT readily available to consumers here (Sydney) from Gtechniq, but IS available from a retailer! I stress "readily", and I don't want to say any more than that.
I'll watch your videos. Thank you
Matt, my H2go came with a sprayer attached, it works well, but I give a lsight edge to Griot's Garage glass sealant
Yeah, I think I threw mine away. I like using the pipette.
Some unsolicited thoughts-notice you do carry a few angelwax products. After years of experimentation with various compounds, I’ve landed on Angelwax Regenerate-can one stage most corrections as it has both cutting and polishing (slow pass with pressure, quick pass no pressure). Heavier corrections with long nap MF discs (I like oberk). It’s almost magical how much better it works than others. I’m sure you’ve come across it-worth another look in your pursuit of functional excellence 😊.
You tell her Matt! Glad see you finally put your foot down and told her what you are going to do.
Hey there, Angelwax PNW Distributor here! H2GO comes with a sprayer for the bottle. Yours did not, for some reason. So there ya go.
Tdawgthegreat, Oregon here as well and the sprayer will fail after sitting for personal use... Assuming it's clogged/gooped up...
@@hinkle.nicholas yup, it'll get clogged up if you don't clear it out after you use it
I was just kidding about the lysol and pledge.
Was the windrow tint applied to the exterior of the windscreen? I'm asking because you were saying that there was baby shampoo residue on the windshield as you were cleaning the widow.
Then what do you use or recommend to wash on an Alpine White 2015 BMW then seal and polish?
Is there an update to the longevity of these products?
I was expecting to see some performance /longevity results. Wgats the point of the video? How to apply?
Love angel wax h20go. It doesn't last as long as others but it's great stuff and the application is a breeze
A M I usually layer it as Matt did and then usually reapply after my weekly washes
Hahhah I love when Matt is a little cranky and starts ranting, hilarious!
so, have you spent enough time with this to draw a conclusion?
You guys need to add the corvette to the intro, as well as the M5
Here we go again....when will this be in stock? Cant complete my damn order Matt until I can get all the good stuff in one whole order
I'm pretty this wouldn't be a thing you would want to do or easy but it would be super cool to have the owner come out and check out the car(If he wanted to) now that you've added some cool parts and detailed it to oblivion. The past couple cars i've sold I still have decent connection with the new owners and they send me pics of new stuff that they did to the car and its super cool lol I doubt it would happen but would be super cool to see the last owners reaction
Looking incredible Matt! Thanks for sharing.
Do you really use Dawn to wash your cars? I do, and it works great. I also use Lysol wipes and lemon scent Pledge. I agree with you RainX is terrible.
No
Where is the review? its been 5 months of testing rain
Seems like H2O is an easier to work with product, hope is good and you get it in the store. Battery Acid, lol, what a bunch of crap. People seriously complain about the membership program, geez, that's one the best things you have done, for me the Hex+ is well worth it IMO with all the benefits, I love how I get everything prioritize and super fast. Waiting to see those new "Mattyisms" shirts, hope you include red, love that shirt man, will get more for sure. Keep doing you Matt, great stuff!
FWIW, regarding your concern about it being easy to remove, which may indicate a lack of longevity, IMHO Optimum Opti-Glass is easier to remove than H2GO, and it *probably* has much better longevity. (it should, according to each manufacturer's specs). Some folks say Opti-Glass is difficult, but I found it exceptionally easy.
I used Opti for a while. It was far inferior to Wolf's. I found myself reapplying almost monthly.
I just want to know who corrected Matt with the wolf’s coating pronunciation.
@Obessed Garage I'm guessing the H2Go didn't perform/hold up as well as the Wolf's Nano Sealant since I can't find it in your store?
Correct
will this stuff also work on the side mirrors? to keep water clinging to them...
Loved seeing the bloopers at the end 😂😂
The OG sticker on the back window is missing. Just a reminder
At the end of this you are a karate master.
Update on how it worked?
Hey Matt, have you experimented with GTechniq G1? I love that as a glass sealant, lasted over a year on my daily driven car ! :)
I've always had trouble with wipe off. Think I'm using too much product or leaving on for too long?
This one wiped off much, much easier than Wolf's. I suspect that means it isn't going to last as long. Spritz a little glass cleaner to lubricate. That will help.
gotta love that squeeky noise :)
H2go should come with a small spray nozzle.
But honestly a pipet may actually work better.
If you spray it on, make sure you flush out the sprayer, or it may clog. Mine did.
It does come with a sprayer usually.
Thought about trying the Adam's new glass coating? Seems like glassparency without needing to be a dealer. (if claims are true but time will tell)
That's a darn good idea. Ordering some now.
@@ObsessedGarage Hope it's the real deal. Like your rant in the video. I don't need to pay someone to wipe 2 different wipes on a prepped windshield!
Thank you Matt, have a great week.
Matt, I think you are ready for a career in stand up.
Matt , find a small spritz bottle sprayer for the H2GO bottle no need for droper and mf towel .
What are your thoughts on Griot’s Glass Sealant?
I bet it has improved, but in the past it wasn't very good. It's probably been approaching 10 years since I tried it.
Tell’em Matt! These Facebook keyboard warriors always have something negative to say about you and what you represent. Don’t listen. Keep on keeping on man!
Jack Anderson I hope Matt keeps reading the “stupid comments” because I so enjoy his smack down and ridicule of said comments ha ha.
Edwin Leland oh yeah, Matt, by all means keep talking smack to these folks lol
I'm giving H2GO another "go" - it hasn't lasted long at all previously, however it may have been due to me using a very strong IPA solution for general cleaning, after application. I'm now using 2% for glass cleaning. Could have been poor prep too. I've just tried Optimum Opti-Glass - not hydrophobic enough for my taste. It too didn't last long at all (weeks, not months). The point at which one feels the need to reapply is of course highly subjective. Also, I do high miles, and clean VERY frequently, and thoroughly. (chauffeur driver). H2GO is definitely very hydrophobic straight after application - no problems there.
Another thing that may be reducing my longevity is the amount of buffing I do (after cleaning), to remove streaking. Occasionally, I'll use my wipers (with a squirt) when I notice that I hadn't removed the streaks, and the wipers seem to do a very good job. So I'm going to try some kind of flexible rubber blade - maybe a standard glass squeegee, but if they're not flexible enough, an actual wiper blade. This is for the final stage of streak removal only - not cleaning.
Tried using a wiper blade (with carrier) - didn't work well. Sticking with cloths for now.
More Yeti and mountain bike coverage Matt! 🤘🚴♂️
It's on the rack ready to PPF.
So Matt did you keep the forklift?
I did keep it.
btw, angelwax guy says it only last 3 weeks? whats your experience so far?
If it's 3 weeks, then I'll be moving back to importing Wolf's.
let me know ok, then i wont put on H2go but wolf's instead!
@@ObsessedGarage update on if it's better than wolfs?
one tip: If you do not want to spray on the paint: Spray on the cloth well away from the vehicle.
Hey Matt, I have a question, when it rains and i use my wipers there seems to be what looks like a film or resin on the windscreen, it's focused on the portion the wiper blades hit. I've tried glass cleaner, optimum power clean, alcohol, and glass compound/polish. Nothing seems to work, so my question is what are your thoughts? Yes I replaced the wiper blades.
Can you take a photo, or video?
@@gregsullivan7408 It only happens when it rains, like a hazy foggy film around the area the wipers hit. No I dont have a photo.
@@XxVendetaxX1 if it goes away after a few seconds (after each wiper stroke), I just accept that kind of thing as normal imperfections. If it stays there longer, and is causing enough of a problem to affect safety, it definitely needs to be addressed. Re the glass polish, if you haven't already, try applying it by hand, but really REALLY scrub firmly, but test first on an inconspicuous area, to make sure the applicator & polish combo won't scratch. (I learnt the hard way that kitchen scourers can scratch, for example). Maybe also consider taking it to a specialist glass polisher for assessment.
Just use CSL on it. Lasts much longer than a sealant.
What kind of wiper blades do u use ?
OEM
@@ObsessedGarage I'm always confused by the term"OEM". Does that mean you source the wipers from the dealership? I.e OEM = genuine?
17:08 I lol'd pretty hard
Don’t get a black light out on those seats
Still rubbing it with towels LOL
I havent found a product that sheds water away from glass more than glassparency. I am surprised you haven't gotten yourself into that product.
He tries to use stuff he can carry if he likes it enough. Glassparency, you need to be an installer to get a hold of it.
@@rockhills I got a quote to have it installed - too expensive for me. Yes - shame it's not available to the end user.
I don't like detailer only products. I'm not a detailer, so I'm stuck with what we can get.
@@ObsessedGarage if there's a very good reason why a product is only available to pros, I don't mind. Just btw, I'm about to try CSL, on your recommendation - it's NOT readily available to consumers here (Sydney) from Gtechniq, but IS available from a retailer! I stress "readily", and I don't want to say any more than that.
woof's
Technically I think Wolfs would be pronounced Volfs.
My cat is not enjoying the coating application 🙀😂
When will vett get her intro
Saying vett just to trigger you
Isn't it Vette with an e at the end?
Sorry professor, won't happen again
do me a favor guys, if you want to smell a chemical wave the cap under your nose instead of sticking your nose in the bottle :) Play safe :)
Ha, ha... That's the smart way to do it.
This is not right only doing 2 cars in the intro
SO can you get some of the angelwax Clarity for us or just me?.........lol?
I want to test it out to see how it is, then I may bring it into the store.
Have you ever tried F11 ? Is it a Joke ? Junk ?
bob clapper junk
That's a marketing first product.
Obsessed Garage I figured it was a joke since none of the Best detailers ( you) ever mention it .
Check out good old jay, he has RUF porsches in the house ruclips.net/video/BBAlQ7jFZ5s/видео.html. must see for porsche lovers :)