My 2013 Hyundai Sonata (Testing new product - CG - Waterless Wash)

[ICEMAN]

This is the stuff I’m talking about 1:48

https://www.autogeek.net/blackfire-w...ncentrate.html


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price wise it actually comes out to be the same as the CG concentrate for what you get per ounce. I will keep this in my cart and maybe ill try it and see which one i like better. thanks for the link.

EDIT: now the gallon of Blackfire concentrate on the other hand, that makes about 3 times the amount that CG makes out of a gallon of concentrate, for only $20 more. Thats a damn good deal, lol. Looks like ill be trying the 16oz bottle of blackfire concentrate next.

I gallon of CG gets you 16 gallons and 1 gallon of Blackfire gets you 48 gallons at 1:48.

[ICEMAN]

One thing I realized that CG has in their Waterless Wash over blackfire is wax. A good wax. Saves me that extra step. I'll be sticking with CG.

[ICEMAN]

Forgot to post these pics. The car sat in the garage clean for about a week after i cleaned it. The first drive was taking my gf to a doc appt about 1.5 hours away. We got back home and it was dark and i knew we drive on some roads that were nasty, but DAAAAAAAMN!! lol. I didnt notice exactly how bad the car was until i got to work. Im glad i had cleaned and waxed the car before this drive. I took it through the cheap $5 touchless wash (only one that has an underbody and no wax) at lunch that day and it got most of it off.

what it looked like when we left...

019 by Polisher Detailing, on Flickr

and the next day... ='(

After First Drive ='( by Polisher Detailing, on Flickr

After First Drive ='( by Polisher Detailing, on Flickr

[Klasse Act]

Usually 2 ounces makes a gallon of WW across the board, using distilled, of coarse but not necessary if your using it right away but also distilled leaves NO spots either.

A car that size could have you using 1/2-3/4 gallon of your mix. What sprayer are you using?

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[MattPersman]

I’m glad you are happy with it. The wax that CG has is not something everyone wants. The polymer in the blackfire stays slick feeling for a very long time IMO. If you were close to me I would give you some to mess with and Uber as well just so you can try out some random stuff

That CG may be great I never tried it. I’m not a big fan of wax in my waterless or rinseless washes though on our two cars I like nothing or polymers. Both are coated right now and I don’t like the way the wax does long term for the coating.

How does that CG do cleaning up after a salty snow drive?


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[ICEMAN]

Usually 2 ounces makes a gallon of WW across the board, using distilled, of coarse but not necessary if your using it right away but also distilled leaves NO spots either.

A car that size could have you using 1/2-3/4 gallon of your mix. What sprayer are you using?

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I use a CG spray bottle.

Chemical Guys - Chemical Resistant Heavy Duty Bottle & Sprayer (32 oz)

I’m glad you are happy with it. The wax that CG has is not something everyone wants. The polymer in the blackfire stays slick feeling for a very long time IMO. If you were close to me I would give you some to mess with and Uber as well just so you can try out some random stuff

That CG may be great I never tried it. I’m not a big fan of wax in my waterless or rinseless washes though on our two cars I like nothing or polymers. Both are coated right now and I don’t like the way the wax does long term for the coating.

How does that CG do cleaning up after a salty snow drive?


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Sorry for the late response...

I really like having the wax in it b/c when i seal and wax a car, like my daily drivers, i can then use this to clean it and it increases the longevity of my sealant and good wax that i initially put on.

I dont use the CG WW&W as my main wax on a car. I use it as a cleaner with wax after i put a good wax on. So it cleans up very nicely.