Interesting that they seem way higher tech than the older stuff, but market for beginners. But then again I’ve noticed none of the new products speak about dilution.
Great review Mike. I like 3D products. I'm sure we've all used Speed. I recently got their Bug Remover and it can be crazy diluted and works great at 1:10 for me.
The 3d bug is the best I've ever used people need to do more 3d reviews I'm not saying other brand not good but 3d was in way before a lot of them.. I use the 3d bug 1:10
lol @ the Diamond Protech shade. I like the glass coating but the wheel coating did not do well for me. It seems to be half baked or at least incredibly overhyped. It’s not clear to me if this is better than something like 303 or not. I guess it depends if you value hydrophobicity on an interior.
303 a protectant that will restore the appearance of the interior. 3D is an interior detailer which will maintain that 303. 3D does not alter the finish.
Good review Mike definitely curious about the line up. Definitely a nice new branded look for 3D , waiting to see what everyone thinks before purchasing. Thanks for the content and hope you have a good weekend.
Not sure I'm sold on this product. Water never gets in my interior, so I could careless about hydrophobics. I would like to see some long term use, to see how well it cleans up or repels dust, dog hair, etc. And this is coming from a 3D fan, I like their Bead It Up, LVP and LVP conditioner. Every so often I'll also use their 3D Wash & Wax.
Fair enough. Some people like to drink and eat in their vehicle or they have kids that spill liquids. This would help to keep from the liquid being absorbed into the material. From a dust repellency aspect Dr. Beasley's Dash Pro hands down.
Great video my brother. Eddie’s favorite towel 🤣. I agree with you on this review the one I saw that I want to buy is there ceramic trim one. Looks like a promising ceramic line
Is this worth adding to my collection for single step wipe downs on my DIY Detail Interior Ceramic coated interiors? I was thinking of trying my Ultima WWP to see how it works and looks.
Try what you have and see how it works. It could be all you need. Or you can use any interior detailer such as this one from 3D or even the one from DIY Detail.
DIY would be great for the base layer and then this 3d ceramic detailer to maintain it. If you use the ceramic detailer often like say every couple of weeks then it would be comparable as you will always have protection on the surface. Both are comparable when it comes to fighting off dust.
From a dedicated cleaner I like P&S Express. A second one I do like is Vonnix Sintra. For maintenance I flip between rinsless/waterless or a quick interior detailer. DIY Clean & Protect is good and I still use Meguiar’s Quick Interior Detailer.
Solution finish Jersey Devil topped off with Solution finish topper. Nova Car Care Lustre topped with Nova Jet. These 2 r by far the best protection in spray form & very very slick for paint protection
![[NEW] Exploring the Cutting-Edge 3D GLW Product Line: A Comprehensive Review](/img/1.gif)
For those wondering what GLW stands for. 3D has confirmed it is for Glow. This line is intended for the beginner, DIYer and enthusiast.
Interesting that they seem way higher tech than the older stuff, but market for beginners. But then again I’ve noticed none of the new products speak about dilution.
Great review Mike. I like 3D products. I'm sure we've all used Speed. I recently got their Bug Remover and it can be crazy diluted and works great at 1:10 for me.
The 3d bug is the best I've ever used people need to do more 3d reviews I'm not saying other brand not good but 3d was in way before a lot of them.. I use the 3d bug 1:10
@@cebasmb8250 I had P&S Bug Off. It worked, but 3D was more cost effective. Works on tar also.
lol @ the Diamond Protech shade. I like the glass coating but the wheel coating did not do well for me. It seems to be half baked or at least incredibly overhyped.
It’s not clear to me if this is better than something like 303 or not. I guess it depends if you value hydrophobicity on an interior.
303 a protectant that will restore the appearance of the interior. 3D is an interior detailer which will maintain that 303. 3D does not alter the finish.
Good review Mike definitely curious about the line up. Definitely a nice new branded look for 3D , waiting to see what everyone thinks before purchasing. Thanks for the content and hope you have a good weekend.
Appreciate it. They did a good job with the branding.
Not sure I'm sold on this product. Water never gets in my interior, so I could careless about hydrophobics. I would like to see some long term use, to see how well it cleans up or repels dust, dog hair, etc. And this is coming from a 3D fan, I like their Bead It Up, LVP and LVP conditioner. Every so often I'll also use their 3D Wash & Wax.
Fair enough. Some people like to drink and eat in their vehicle or they have kids that spill liquids. This would help to keep from the liquid being absorbed into the material. From a dust repellency aspect Dr. Beasley's Dash Pro hands down.
Great video my brother. Eddie’s favorite towel 🤣. I agree with you on this review the one I saw that I want to buy is there ceramic trim one. Looks like a promising ceramic line
Lol thanks. The ceramic trim looks interesting as well. 3D did state their GLW iron remover has no bad scent.
@@MikeGDetailing hmm 🤔. I May be buying some products quickly from them.
Is this worth adding to my collection for single step wipe downs on my DIY Detail Interior Ceramic coated interiors? I was thinking of trying my Ultima WWP to see how it works and looks.
Try what you have and see how it works. It could be all you need. Or you can use any interior detailer such as this one from 3D or even the one from DIY Detail.
How do you think this compares to diy detail interior ceramic coating?
DIY would be great for the base layer and then this 3d ceramic detailer to maintain it. If you use the ceramic detailer often like say every couple of weeks then it would be comparable as you will always have protection on the surface. Both are comparable when it comes to fighting off dust.
Hi Mike. What’s your favorite interior cleaner for maintenance?
From a dedicated cleaner I like P&S Express. A second one I do like is Vonnix Sintra.
For maintenance I flip between rinsless/waterless or a quick interior detailer. DIY Clean & Protect is good and I still use Meguiar’s Quick Interior Detailer.
The only I saw on their site is, GLW .....Undeniable Glow
Not sure what all of these interior detailers will do that an SIO2 rinseless won't?
That is a fair assessment.
What are your top 3 detail sprays when it comes to slickness? Like super slick
Armour Detail Supply Amplify, CarPro Ech2o. Those are the two that are good to look into. Adams Slick & Slide if you like a polymer detail spray.
@@MikeGDetailing will look into those thanks. I ordered bead maker yesterday to try. Is it similar to these in terms of slickness?
@@Jnaszty559 yes it is.
Solution finish Jersey Devil topped off with Solution finish topper. Nova Car Care Lustre topped with Nova Jet. These 2 r by far the best protection in spray form & very very slick for paint protection
GLW STANDS FOR GOOD LORD WILLING
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3D under new ownership?
Yea they got bought by Hi Tech, from what I heard all there existing products should stay
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Just use it man stop talking so much
Appreciate the comment. It helps with the RUclips algorithm. Also you don’t have to watch. There are plenty of other channels to watch.