Just realised my other post didn't go up 😬 Cracking video the products are solid it's definitely nice people are finally seeing why I love them so much .also the deep purple is fantastic but if it doesn't cut though the fallout as much as you'd like ... Ferrous duller would be the next step .. There are some tips and tricks that I mention in my how to use video with most these products, like Crudzilla can be diluted down to 1/1 and still works effectively or you can pop some in to your wash bucket . To give your contact wash some bite .... But overall great video great to see your reactions to it all , if you live in a hard water area adding little more shampoo to bucket helps too 🎉
Fantastic to watch 2 blokes having a bit of fun and using new to both of you products .the new words like lubricity which seem to give you the slip and slickness. I always enjoy the challenge you give yourself to make a product perform whether it does or doesn’t the answers are honest and unbiased Really enjoyed the video I think Karl enjoyed the experience to
Great to see you and your long lost brother having fun! Seriously though great video and I’m really glad to see you returning to your original video format. Keep the reviews coming!
Many thanks. We have had a few requests to go back to our original video format so we appreciate your positive feedback. We do like to mix things up however to keep things fresh. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for another really enjoyable video, the car really looks great. I use Citrus Magic which I have found is very good at tackling bug splatter and much better the Gyeon's bug and grime remover. I currently use Autoglym for pre-wash which seems fine and pH neutral. I've used noodle MIT's but switched to Gyeon's wash mits and found them much better as they can absorb more shampoo and improve slickness. I look forward to your next video and see how the water remover compares to Gyeon's I use at present.
Simon. Many thanks for watching the video and leaving a comment. I'm really looking forward to the water spot removal comparison video. We will be comparing 3 eater spot removal products as well as giving some toptips to reduce them during the wash and dry process. Cheers again for your continued support to TCB.
Great video, as always. Like you, Dodo Juice has never really been on my list although I was impressed by Crudzilla in the hands of Joe McDonald over on Car Cleaning Guru during his Grotty Golf video. I'm in the no layering club too as I can't see the benefits of hindering the effects of the top layer, confirmed by THH in his tests.
Thanks for watching buddy and leaving a comment. I am a purist when it comes to detailing products. Products are tested usually in isolation to perform a given purpose. Unless recommended by a manufacturer, I rarely start mixing chemicals. Cheers again.
Very nice vid, really liked the interaction between you two. I don t have experience with quick detailers but I know these kinda products often overlap with synthetic spray waxes (Sonax BSD is basically more of a SSW even though they call it a detailer) and sometimes it can even be detrimental when applying one product on top of the other. I wonder if it d have any meaningful effect using the the Mint Detailer on top of ADBL s SSW. Does that add any additional protection or make the SSW last longer coz honestly, I already find the SSW to have a nice finish so I really wonder if there s a benefit aside from the additional shine.
Hiya buddy and thanks for watching the video. The question you raise is a question I get asked a lot to be honest. The whole subject of layering products etc. I will be honest, I am a bit of a purest when it comes to this. If I apply a wax or any kind of LSP, I want to enjoy the protection, the aesthetics and the hydrophobics that product gives. I do not really use QDs as I just re-apply the original product if it starts to fail. From an LSP perspective I do not see QDs being of relevance. There are a considerable amount of LSP products that can be applied as quick as a QD which offer much greater properties. You are correct that there is a bit of an overlap between these groups. A good question and a question I am going to keep investigating. The subject of layering is subjective but a subject that needs more TCB invest. Cheers.
@@thecarboutique2467 Thanks a bunch for your reply. Yes, I ve seen that you re not a fan of layering in one of your detailing podcasts here- like the vast majority. I just thought, given there s a vast variety of QDs, maybe that s the exception to the "don t layer one product on another" rule. Dodo Juice bothered to mention it to be working with waxes/SSW but I guess that s for the ultra perfectionists then. I might just give it a try once my beloved ADBL SSW is empty. Given the development of good spray waxes, I guess the really good alternatives like the SSW made the QD category less relevant to the vast majority of ppl. Anyway thanks again, am already looking forward to watching more of your vids.
Any chance you guys could test dedicated microfiber wash detergents vs regular detergents? Consumer Reports rates Persil Pro Clean Sensitive Skin as the best detergent without dyes and perfumes. Might be interesting to see if it can hang with dedicated detergents.
@@thecarboutique2467 you're the man! One of the main benefits a lot of microfiber specific detergents touts is their ability to remove ceramic spray sealants from towels. Was always curious if that was a myth
Good video, gentlemen! I've got no Dodo Juice products and I'm unsure if I'd swap out what I have for anything seen here but, I would probably grab the shampoo and the QD, if they're at Waxstock. Btw, this format of 2 people worked really well, you should bring in other people, erhem, nudge nudge 😂😂
The problem with Dodo juice is they have never really progressed like other detailing brands have they are still stuck in 2007 Lime prime and the supernatural paste wax are decent every thing else from the range I have tried has been average tbh Nowadays the modern turtle wax range is better
Thanks again for allowing me to join you. Learnt a lot, can’t wait for our next instalment
Always a pleasure buddy. Great day with much fun. Cheers.
Just realised my other post didn't go up 😬
Cracking video the products are solid it's definitely nice people are finally seeing why I love them so much .also the deep purple is fantastic but if it doesn't cut though the fallout as much as you'd like ... Ferrous duller would be the next step .. There are some tips and tricks that I mention in my how to use video with most these products, like Crudzilla can be diluted down to 1/1 and still works effectively or you can pop some in to your wash bucket . To give your contact wash some bite .... But overall great video great to see your reactions to it all , if you live in a hard water area adding little more shampoo to bucket helps too
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Another good video,great content really good to watch 👍
Thanks Paul. It was a hot day but great fun. All the best.
Fantastic to watch 2 blokes having a bit of fun and using new to both of you products .the new words like lubricity which seem to give you the slip and slickness.
I always enjoy the challenge you give yourself to make a product perform whether it does or doesn’t the answers are honest and unbiased
Really enjoyed the video
I think Karl enjoyed the experience to
Cheers Bri. Detailing should be fun. Karl will be returning to the screen soon. See ya v soon.
I had an absolute blast
Brilliant video. Great banter. Good to see a collaboration.
Keep up the good work Karl.
Thanks buddy. Its easier to review with somebody else as you can discuss things on the way and not get blinkered. Cheers for watching.
Great to see you and your long lost brother having fun!
Seriously though great video and I’m really glad to see you returning to your original video format.
Keep the reviews coming!
Many thanks. We have had a few requests to go back to our original video format so we appreciate your positive feedback. We do like to mix things up however to keep things fresh. Thanks for watching.
You forgot long lost “younger” brother in that statement 😂
Missed this upload! I'm here to watch though 👌👌👌
Great vid so funny and informative, with the product, car looked great👍
Cheers Paul. Thanks for watching.
Great video guys, Morecambe & Wise - eat yr heart out!
By the way, does the Staish know his parking space features on RUclips? 😂
Cheers and probably not lol.
Top stuff lads, enjoyed that one!
Cheers Dave. Thanks for watching.
Gents, I'd love to see a review of detailed online review
Dodo juice, been around for years, btbm shampoo always been one of my favourites, also remember they had some nice light polishes paint cleansers 👍🏻
The range I have tested so far has impressed me. I plan to capture some more Dodo products in future reviews. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for another really enjoyable video, the car really looks great. I use Citrus Magic which I have found is very good at tackling bug splatter and much better the Gyeon's bug and grime remover. I currently use Autoglym for pre-wash which seems fine and pH neutral. I've used noodle MIT's but switched to Gyeon's wash mits and found them much better as they can absorb more shampoo and improve slickness. I look forward to your next video and see how the water remover compares to Gyeon's I use at present.
Simon. Many thanks for watching the video and leaving a comment. I'm really looking forward to the water spot removal comparison video. We will be comparing 3 eater spot removal products as well as giving some toptips to reduce them during the wash and dry process. Cheers again for your continued support to TCB.
Don't forget 10% off with Hairy10 😂
Honestly cannot fault any of the products
Great video, as always.
Like you, Dodo Juice has never really been on my list although I was impressed by Crudzilla in the hands of Joe McDonald over on Car Cleaning Guru during his Grotty Golf video.
I'm in the no layering club too as I can't see the benefits of hindering the effects of the top layer, confirmed by THH in his tests.
Thanks for watching buddy and leaving a comment. I am a purist when it comes to detailing products. Products are tested usually in isolation to perform a given purpose. Unless recommended by a manufacturer, I rarely start mixing chemicals. Cheers again.
Ok the thoughts of snowfoam ive stopped using it a good citruis or tfr will remove more then the snowfoam
Looks fantastic
Very nice vid, really liked the interaction between you two. I don t have experience with quick detailers but I know these kinda products often overlap with synthetic spray waxes (Sonax BSD is basically more of a SSW even though they call it a detailer) and sometimes it can even be detrimental when applying one product on top of the other. I wonder if it d have any meaningful effect using the the Mint Detailer on top of ADBL s SSW. Does that add any additional protection or make the SSW last longer coz honestly, I already find the SSW to have a nice finish so I really wonder if there s a benefit aside from the additional shine.
Hiya buddy and thanks for watching the video. The question you raise is a question I get asked a lot to be honest. The whole subject of layering products etc. I will be honest, I am a bit of a purest when it comes to this. If I apply a wax or any kind of LSP, I want to enjoy the protection, the aesthetics and the hydrophobics that product gives. I do not really use QDs as I just re-apply the original product if it starts to fail. From an LSP perspective I do not see QDs being of relevance. There are a considerable amount of LSP products that can be applied as quick as a QD which offer much greater properties. You are correct that there is a bit of an overlap between these groups. A good question and a question I am going to keep investigating. The subject of layering is subjective but a subject that needs more TCB invest. Cheers.
@@thecarboutique2467 Thanks a bunch for your reply. Yes, I ve seen that you re not a fan of layering in one of your detailing podcasts here- like the vast majority. I just thought, given there s a vast variety of QDs, maybe that s the exception to the "don t layer one product on another" rule. Dodo Juice bothered to mention it to be working with waxes/SSW but I guess that s for the ultra perfectionists then. I might just give it a try once my beloved ADBL SSW is empty. Given the development of good spray waxes, I guess the really good alternatives like the SSW made the QD category less relevant to the vast majority of ppl.
Anyway thanks again, am already looking forward to watching more of your vids.
Any chance you guys could test dedicated microfiber wash detergents vs regular detergents?
Consumer Reports rates Persil Pro Clean Sensitive Skin as the best detergent without dyes and perfumes. Might be interesting to see if it can hang with dedicated detergents.
Derek. A great idea for a video. I'm on it.
@@thecarboutique2467 you're the man! One of the main benefits a lot of microfiber specific detergents touts is their ability to remove ceramic spray sealants from towels. Was always curious if that was a myth
Good video, gentlemen! I've got no Dodo Juice products and I'm unsure if I'd swap out what I have for anything seen here but, I would probably grab the shampoo and the QD, if they're at Waxstock. Btw, this format of 2 people worked really well, you should bring in other people, erhem, nudge nudge 😂😂
Need some rimmats
Hiya buddy. Got some but keep forgetting to use. Cheers for reminder lol.
The problem with Dodo juice is they have never really progressed like other detailing brands have they are still stuck in 2007
Lime prime and the supernatural paste wax are decent every thing else from the range I have tried has been average tbh
Nowadays the modern turtle wax range is better
Thanks for watching. Turtle wax is a brand a will be reviewing in 2024 as I think they have come a long way in the last few years. Cheers.