SEMA 2022/2023 New Products

[noorth]

There is no trigger lock on the rupes cordless mini..

Honestly.....i guess you can just tape it for each set.

[BudgetPlan1]

*Sigh* I'm getting too old (nearly 40 ), but gotta say the name is kinda ridiculous - Ultimate Insane! . Maybe it's just over exposure from working next to a 22 year old that uses the word for about everything he sees (it was insaaaaaaane.)...

It’s gonna take something truly stupendous to out-name Zymol Atomic Graphene Shield!


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[Bosko]

It’s gonna take something truly stupendous to out-name Zymol Atomic Graphene Shield!


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It's life changing......


Zymöl Atomic Graphene Paint Shield is formulated with rare Carbon Atom Graphene and pure Carnauba concentrate to provide a harder than ceramic, harder than diamond, high gloss shine that stays hydrophobic (repels water) on any finish.

[The Guz]

Hope this is better than their regular ceramic

[noorth]

Is this button the trigger lock?




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Yeah the black button.

[DFB]

Release
Sometimes the pursuit of practicality and efficiency leads you to completely new discoveries. We’re happy to introduce CARPRO Release – our first wax-based nano-sealant dedicated to the protection of fresh ceramic coatings during their drying period. Release is designed primarily for busy detailing studios and impatient detailers, who want to avoid the pains of ceramic coating drying times. Every coating requires a period of time, when water contact, bugs, and bird bombs have to be avoided. CARPRO Release mitigates that by protecting the coating, allowing freshly coated cars to fully dry without the wait. Release couldn’t be any simpler to apply, and it can also be used as a standalone quick detailer!




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I'm confused. Isn't Reload supposed to be their coating protection, as in like Gyeon Cure?

I guess the idea is that being wax based, it will wear off sooner to reveal the coatings true water behavior.

[Coatingsarecrack]

I'm confused. Isn't Reload supposed to be their coating protection, as in like Gyeon Cure?

I guess the idea is that being wax based, it will wear off sooner to reveal the coatings true water behavior.

Pretty sure just running out of ideas for new products so overlapping à la Chem guys and Meguiars…


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[Bosko]

I watched a few videos of "New" product release from SEMA and to tell ya the truth. it's nauseating to me.....lol

It's all the same chit.....clean/shines/protects........ they all sound like a broken record to me......

[dlc95]

Release
Sometimes the pursuit of practicality and efficiency leads you to completely new discoveries. We’re happy to introduce CARPRO Release – our first wax-based nano-sealant dedicated to the protection of fresh ceramic coatings during their drying period. Release is designed primarily for busy detailing studios and impatient detailers, who want to avoid the pains of ceramic coating drying times. Every coating requires a period of time, when water contact, bugs, and bird bombs have to be avoided. CARPRO Release mitigates that by protecting the coating, allowing freshly coated cars to fully dry without the wait. Release couldn’t be any simpler to apply, and it can also be used as a standalone quick detailer!




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"Impatient detailers", eh?

No, man...

You know how many calls we get from customers asking when the vehicle is going to be ready? All day long. Every day. What's the hold up? Waiting for the coating to "cure".

The strange thing is that Reload or Elixir already accomplished
this function, so why release (no pun, or sure pun away)?

[dlc95]

I was going back and forth on this issue. I did hear Mike P. Say the 8 is his preferred orbit. better Handling and shorter stroke creates more heat. He went as far as saying he wish Rupes did an 8mm forced and not there 5mm. I spent numerous hours researching this dilemma! Beast is 8mm and is the holy grail of machines. I did go with the Beast and Rupes LHR 15 over 21 for reasons stated. As for my 3" route I really like my 75E .
If I was going to go cordless I certainly would go with the PXE for 4 Bills over Griots (made in China) I flat out asked Clean Garage to also help me on the 8 vs.15 and they steered me to the LHR 15 over the 21 Anyway, there's really no right or wrong either way. They both have there niche.

I believe Mike P was referring to the forced rotation orbit stroke. He preferred the 8mm Flex 3401 over the Rupes Mille, and whatever that Makita was called.