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    Re: Looking for a good Beadmaker alternative.

    I historically haven't really used drying aids.

    But since I started using more Optimum LSP's I've been using their Instant Detailer more and more as a drying aid with ONR washes.

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    Re: Looking for a good Beadmaker alternative.

    Quote Originally Posted by craigdt View Post
    Duragloss Aquawax
    I'm with Craig on this one.

    Old school, tried and true, and inexpensive...........
    It is no coincidence that man's best friend cannot talk.

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    Re: Looking for a good Beadmaker alternative.

    What about SheetMaker? j/k

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    Re: Looking for a good Beadmaker alternative.

    Quote Originally Posted by DFB View Post
    I was just about to mention those, I use the OG version and like it a lot.

    Another that surprised me is Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Detailer. Very easy to use, although it does lack the scent of Bead Maker.

    I wonder if it has different smell in Aus. I love the smell of it. Up there with Eraser


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    Re: Looking for a good Beadmaker alternative.

    Quote Originally Posted by BudgetPlan1 View Post
    Surely was a fun few years! These days though, far less products on the shelf at home. We're moving this weekend so I packed up the Care Car stuff and aside from durable items like polishers and pads (none of which I've bought since Winter 2021) I had 7 bottles to move of things I use reasonably frequently. Far cry from the multiple cabinets, shelves of stuff....and the large monthly CC bills as well! Still, fun stuff and in part likely responsible for were I have the opportunity to go each day now...so it was really vocational training, no? Perhaps I can get a retroactive tax credit on all I spent. :lol:
    After all the trial and error I’d like to know what 7 bottles made your cut?


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    Re: Looking for a good Beadmaker alternative.

    Quote Originally Posted by Coatingsarecrack View Post
    After all the trial and error I’d like to know what 7 bottles made your cut?


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    Gyeon Bathe, POLISHANGEL Glasscoat Shampoo

    POLISHANGEL Cosmic & High Gloss Spritz

    Gyeon Interior Detailer, POLISHANGEL Diver

    POLISHANGEL SuperSport

    Found another bottle last night, TuffShine Tire Coating so really it’s 8 bottles. I use the TuffShine each Spring and it carry’s me thru until Winter when I stop caring what things look like until Spring. Bought a 16oz bottle 3 years ago & still plenty left :lol:

    The Glasscoat Shampoo is more of a ‘nostalgic’ item, use it just for the good feeling it brings; the aroma and feel of using it reminds me of the late Autumn day when I used it and got one of my favorite detailing pics as the sun was setting:


    Kinda a corny reason but worthwhile for me.

    I’ll still grab a bottle of things for specific reasons on occasion like Iron Remover for Spring cleanup but other than that, not any ‘buy to try’ stuff.


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    Re: Looking for a good Beadmaker alternative.

    Quote Originally Posted by BudgetPlan1 View Post




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    I get it. Those beads look ready to pop. These beads and that PA glow is why I appreciate there products.

    Nothing but a true coating has given me that type of beading.

    Note: Gyeon wax did for about 2 weeks.


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