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Haha, thanks for the shirt review, lol. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

You're very welcome! Thank you for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

I'm pleased to hear it did what you required. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@lenblacksmith8559 Thanks Len, just a simple video but for someone who's never done it before it might be a bit intimidating.

@stephengallery4442 You're welcome Stephen. Yep, just stick to what you know works cos this stuff doesn't do what it says in the ads. Thanks for watching and commenting mate. Cheers Andy 👍

Hey Ken, it is a shame this stuff is useless, but at least now you might be able to use the applicator with a different product, one that actually works. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

Yer your right, given there is only those 4 small screws inside the wheel arch on each side stopping it from bouncing down the road when you hit a pothole or whatever. Hopefully, once repaired, it will go on as easy as it came off 🫣

Hmmm, sorry you had bought before watching the review. You're not on your own in being scammed. These AI videos should be removed from all social media outlets, but there is too much money in it for both the seller and the media outlets. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@SamanthaBatesTN Thank you Samantha, that is very kind of you. No one deserves to be conned by sellers producing AI advertising videos. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@lorrainebowen8197 I'm sorry to hear that. It's not nice to find you have been taken advantage of by misleading AI video technology. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

Cheers @lester2144 👍

Yes I think that's a good idea. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

I haven't heard that issue before, but honestly, it doesn't surprise me. It sounds like you might have a couple from a very dodgy batch. All I can suggest is getting a set of multi grips onto one of them and seeing if it will twist off. If it still won't come off, try contacting whoever you purchased from and ask for a refund. Good luck 😢. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@@andywright2606 Thanks for answering! i managed to break the 1st one and the 2nd one i got up eventually... I have now put it to the test and everything is as on your video. I still have not driven my car, i usually go between 50-80 KPH. might be of use but we will see :) Anyway great video review!

@mogj33 Great to hear, I tested it when I first put it on my windscreen and you have to get up around 80kmh before the beads start to slide off the screen efficiently. Hopefully it will work well for you.

@@BadmanC3 Yer mate if you can get your money back go for it. I hope you are successful. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@viralvideo6896 Yes it's a real problem these days ay. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@patrickfennell8351 You're very welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

Sorry, but that is such a dumb thing to say. I am using the product advertised, purchased, tested and subsequently reviewed.

You're very welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

You're very welcome mate. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@hcgelderblom8687 Hey mate. I use 0.8mm wire and tips for the average materials(anything above 2.5-3mm and below around 12mm), and 0.6mm wire and tips for the really thin stuff(1-2mm). The largest I've ever used was 0.9mm on really thick stuff, anything thicker than that, and I'd recommend using a MAG (or stick) welder. Unless you want to really V your materials and stack your welds, which is what I did when I constructed the homemade anvil. You can find that video on my channel. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@andywright2606 Hi there, Thanks for info. I have another question I run a similar machine than the one you using. Mac afric mig 150 this is the south africa version with 0.9mm fluxcore wire. What settings would you recommend for 1.6mm thick square tubing using 0.9mm fluxcore wire ? I know you mentioned that 0.6mm ideal for 2mm and below but currently I only have access to 0.9mm fluxcore. I have to weld extremely fast with volt settings set to max and wirespeed 8 with a wire stick out of 19mm to get decent weld . Thanks

@hcgelderblom8687 I don't know that machine, but if it has the same (Min & Max) and (1 & 2) knobs for the settings, I think you might have the voltage and wire speed way too high for that material size. Mine is a MIG195 so my settings would be a bit lower than on your machine, but with 1.6mm material and 0.9mm fluxcore wire, I'd be trying the settings on (Min + 1or2) with the wire speed down around 3 or 4. That should allow you to slow your weld speed down to get good penetration but without getting burn throughs. I'd start with those settings and tinker, adjusting one setting at a time. I never have my wire speed up to 8 mate. That's just for feeding your wire through to the gun when you load a new spool in. I'd also take off the tip shroud so you can get tighter into the material (try around 10 to 12mm stick out) and still see where you're welding. The shroud is really only useful for welding with gas. It just gets in the way with fluxcore. If all else fails, I'd set the machine up for stitch welding on thin material like that with a 0.9mm tip and wire. Then you don't have to worry about burn throughs at all. I hope this info is a help. Good luck mate. Cheers Andy 👍

@@andywright2606 Thank you Andy for taking the time to answer my questions and for all the information. Yes mine has the min and max and 1and 2 switches with the 0 to 10 rotary switch . I will set my welder accordingly as per you advise and try it out. Kind Regards Christo

@hcgelderblom8687 You're welcome Christo. I hope you can get it dialled in.

Mate you are a fool. I am well aware of how hydrophobic substances react with water and the subsequent effect of wind. However, this review was made to demonstrate how the product reacts in real life, "COMPARED TO THE ACTUAL ADVERTISING VIDEOES,". If you had bothered to read my pinned comment, you would have known that you dumb ass.

@jojosmooth Hey Jojo, you are very welcome. I have looked around for a while, trying to find a good quality product that will actually improve water sheeting, rather than the water beading created by this product (and others like it), but unfortunately I haven't found anything. I shall keep searching, and if I do find something that works, I will definitely post a video. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers, Andy 👍

@@king305mia You're welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@boblane8722 You're very welcome Bob The bin is the best place for this stuff I think. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

OK, I'm not sure that will make much difference, but please let us know how it goes when you're done. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@antoniog2661 Yes, your dead right, "Oil Film" is such a off putting name ay, not something you would associate with clean glass. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@junemoore2731 You are very welcome. I know the feeling. I have a restored classic 1977 LX SLR Torana with Tiny Little 47-year-old wiper technology. But there is not a chance in hell I'd be putting this crap on my Torana. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@funkymonkeymediaproduction1942 Speaking of elephants in the room. HMMMM... See Pinned Comment

Hey mate, I reckon you have the right idea, those applicators can be used with pretty much anything. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@Rob-bi8rg You're very welcome mate. I think that's a wise decision. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

You are very welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@magim8721 Your welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

Well done James, and thank you for your actions. If everyone spoke out like this, maybe just maybe these scam products might be taken off sites like Amazon and Ebay, etc. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@ No’ thank you Andy for going through all the trouble to help us with evaluating products and letting us know. You’re saving us wasted money. I bought this product and didn’t even use it, went right into the trash can. I left a review based on what you found out. Thanks again.

@Pedro-j3f9f Yes Pedro, you are totally right. It is the company that is producing these deceptive advertising videos, but it is the platform providers that are knowingly taking the advertising revenue and promoting these misleading, deceptive, "fake" products. Legislation needs to be reviewed, tightened, and implemented to force these platforms to take down these advertising videos or face significant monetary penalties. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@dallasstang2818 Please read my pinned comment.

You're very welcome Robert. Happy New Year to you also. It is VERY sad that the Holden company was allowed to (or should I say forced to, by successive right-wing governments) whither and die 😢. They made some of the most iconic muscle cars from the 60s, 70s, and 80s right through to the awesome supercharged GTSs in the 2000s highlighted by the monstrous GTSR W1, the likes of which will never be produced again. Some of the early Holdens that could be purchased for around $3,000 to $4,000 when first made (now restored) are selling for between $130,000 (SLR5000) and $450,000 (Torana A9X) depending on the year, model and restoration qualities. The Holden legacy lives on in the hearts and minds of millions of Aussies. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@finchyfun1 Hey mate, you are very welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

Hey mate you are very welcome and I'm pleased to know you have saved your money. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@01hienzys Oh, sorry to hear you didn't find the review until you had already purchased this scam product. Oh well, lesson learned I guess. Thanks for watching and commenting, Cheers Andy 👍

@fennie024 You're very welcome. I'm glad you could save your money. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@TheRealGurney Yer mate, your 100% correct. You can see by the video itself that it is totally AI generated, but people WANT to believe that they can buy a product that will work wonders and they WANT to trust what their eyes are seeing. It will take a few more years for many people to work out that they can no longer trust their eyes when it comes to videos and pictures. It is the fault of the platform moderators who know the videos are scams. However, there is too much money in it for them to act responsibly. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@georgietracy1621 You are very welcome georgietracy. It's the fact that these advertisers post AI generated videos that show the product performing in the opposite manner to what it truly does in real life that annoyed me so much I just had to make a review. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍

@ well g’day from Australia 🇦🇺 and thankyou again!!!

@@2loverkids144 You are very welcome 🙏 Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers Andy 👍