So the new cerakote revisited version is out. I did get the new version for free. Cudos to cerakote. No one of the bigger channels are doing the test and comparison. Would be fair if one of you guys did this. One for us viewers who bought it just like me. But also to cerakote who kept their promiss. So test it. Do it...😊
I use dark fury a lot. Spray on the front end and pressure wash the bugs off. It's literally a no touch cleaner if you have an electric pressure washer.
hace you used 3D bug remover? If so, how does it compare to dark fury? I was between these two but ended uo going with 3D bug remoger but works well so far, I spray when bugs are still fresh from a long highway commute and then rinse with distilled water w/ a cordless snowjoe power washer.
Guess I’m one of those nobodies looking for a sheeting specific products. Apex Surface Protection developed a sheeting specific product a couple years ago called Rehydrasheet.
Of course if you add hard shell you get the beading back (and not get it back your adding it on top so of course it beads) and now your talking about "well if it sheets fast then it still working" - didn't we have that whole sheeting issue bashing Cerakote story with Pan not that long ago ??? I guess this industry just ain't gonna change just more of the same - very frustrating but I guess it's what it all is at the end of the day and just go from that point and maybe at least get 6 months from any of these products out there and for you to decide which one to buy for 6 months worth of protection and just do it twice a year
How much pure magic cleaner should you add to your foam cannon that would contain your soap? I use about 1.5 to 2 ounces of CarPro Reset in my foam cannon for my washes?
Looks like same material, just a different color. I haven’t tested it specifically. But just be aware if your using it. I think it also depends on the rinseless solution and car paint. But I’ve jacked up a few cars with these so I thought it was worth mentioning.
@@autodetailingpodcast Wow I'll take it into account I thought that one was the safest of the safest, I only use my chenille mitt for sections like glass or rocker panels lol
How long have you got to use the Gloss Boss after you open the bottle before it becomes unusable? Just asking since it has high solids and i'm uncertain of the open bottles shelf life. Seen other brands start to crystallize soon after opening rendering them unusable.
I’ll get with the chemist for an official answer on this. But in my real world testing I’ve had a bottle for at least 6 months without issues. It does get crusty around the lid but it still works.
@@autodetailingpodcast Thanks Jimbo. I was looking to use Gloss Boss on small projects such a a new Lawnmower. Mainly wanted to have the ceramic coating be more than just a one shot and toss situation.
