Need a new Quick detailer ( I think )

[luckydawg]

I have been using Kenotek SRS for several years now- and have found it to be just what I need. Only problem is I cant find it for sale anywhere and need a replacement product. Any former SRS users found anything close?

Cost is not an issue for me for the most part- so what have you folks found that you like ( please dont even mention products like beadmaker )
Thanks fellas!!

[98CayenneTA]

Carpro Ech2o mixed with Kamikaze Overcoat is pretty wicked.

[luckydawg]

Carpro Ech2o mixed with Kamikaze Overcoat is pretty wicked.
I take it that this is what you use?

[Buster906]

Optimum No Rinse Wash & Shine is a true breakthrough in car care. It’s a multi-purpose product that serves as a rinseless wash, a quick detailer, and a clay lubricant, depending on how much water you add. You don’t have to be a chemist to formulate your own excellent car care products; just follow the directions on the bottle! Plus, this product does not require rinsing. You can conserve water and still get your vehicle beautifully clean.
This is from Autogeek

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[98CayenneTA]

I take it that this is what you use?

Correct, Kamikaze Overcoat by itself is also very nice.
Expensive, but imo the Kamikaze products are worth the price tag.

[luckydawg]

Correct, Kamikaze Overcoat by itself is also very nice.
Expensive, but imo the Kamikaze products are worth the price tag.


OK
The carpro product is a concentrate that needs to be diluted- so how much of the finished carpro solution do you mix with the overcoat?

[98CayenneTA]

OK
The carpro product is a concentrate that needs to be diluted- so how much of the finished carpro solution do you mix with the overcoat?

Ech2o 1:15
Kamikaze Overcoat 1:15

So if I make 15 oz. I will just do 1oz of both then fill with water. You obviously can add more Overcoat if you would like. Overcoat was not made to be diluted but I do and love the look it gives when a bit is mixed in with Ech2o.

[luckydawg]

Thanks 98

[98CayenneTA]

Even when you use Overcoat by itself, a little bit goes a LONG ways. Like, mist it on a microfiber then wipe, don't spray it directly on panel

[SNP209]

If you aren't looking to mix up your own stuff, meguiar's hybrid ceramic detailer is very good and readily available.

[Coatingsarecrack]

Meguiars hybrid ceramic detailer is nice. I also like mixing Ech20 with a sio2 spray. I feel my Overcoat and PA products are to expensive to mix. I use Shine supply clutch or Griots 3-1.

Straight out the bottle i like Griots Speed Shine is a great cleaning QD and their BOSS detailer is Awesome.


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[Desertnate]

I'll cast another vote for Ech2O, but I don't play mad chemist and mix it with anything. I simply dilute it 1:20 as recommended by Carpro and use it everywhere. Really like the stuff.

I too was a Kenotek user and still have a partial bottle on hand in the garage. I switched over to Ech2O when I started using coatings, but liked the Kenotek so much I couldn't part with it. Sounds like I'll need to use it sparingly to make what is left last as long as possible.

[Larry A]

eagle one wipe and shine, a detail spray on steroids.

[DMiglio]

I seem to recall when reading about Sonax Brilliant Shine Detailer, people have mentioned the Kenotek SRS as being quite similar. I haven’t used it myself but might be worth a look, it’s a very good spray detailer/sealant.

I love the scent of Ech2o and highly recommend it as a spray detailer, drying aid and even for interior vinyls and plastics. The aqua marine scent is so slight and subtle but leaves an unmistakably fresh smell.

[Cleankat]

eagle one wipe and shine, a detail spray on steroids.It really doesn't get enough love. Hard to find though, I used it almost exclusively in the 90s

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