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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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Originally Posted by
craigdt
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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What about SheetMaker? j/k
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Originally Posted by
DFB
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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Originally Posted by
BudgetPlan1
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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Originally Posted by
Coatingsarecrack
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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BudgetPlan1
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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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