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Because the bristles of the brush can reach the deepest part of the plastic texture. 👌🏻

Yep. It is thirsty inded

Flex PXE 80

Good choice right there. You can’t go wrong with either of them. They both are excellent products

Sure. 👍🏻 When else?

Thank you! It’s not perfect, but a good choice with these specifications. Hope you will find it useful

Thank you 🙌🏻

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RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner 🙌 I can’t put links that works here unfortunately but, check the related long form video on the bottom part of this short video. Hope this helps ✌🏻

Very well said. Gyeon offers a great system in the industry. Thanks for sharing your experience 🙌🏻

hey there! It really depends on the milage you put in, weather conditions, cleaning regimes in between washes. But I would say 3-6 weeks. It is very effective with a small amount of product, so if you use it with every second or third wash, you are good to go 🙌🏻

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It’s nearly impossible to correct the paintwork without machine polishing. However, there are some filler glazes that can fill up the swirls in a great level, but that won’t be a permanent solution. If I would be in that situation, I would look for a filler glaze type product, such as: - Stjarnagloss Skara / Glasyr - Infinity Wax Dark / Light Glaze - Poorboys Black Hole or anything that claims to fill up swirl marks using the product by hand. Super Resin Polish is also an option. But results never will be the same as using a machine polishing. Hope this helps 🙌🏻

@@RoadToDetailing so if I was to use a machine polisher what product would you suggest to use on the machine polisher would the auto glym one used in the video be okay?

@PhantomShowcase sorry. So You’d like to get suggestions with or without machine polishing?

Always depends on: 1. The hardness of the paint 2. The microns of the paint 3. The polishing pad and compound you use 4. What is the desired level of correction My suggestion would be: - measure the level of paint to know how much microns you can work with (safely remove) - do a test spot, starting from the least aggressive combination and check the results, repeat until you are satisfied BUT - always measure the paint level - usually start with 4 passes (crosshatch motion) - plan the correction, then the refining stage accordingly - if you are not sure what to do, always seek for professional advise in person, because polishing is something you need to see in person, meaning noone really can say the perfect method online 🙌🏻

No, I don’t 🤷‍♂️

Liquid-Elements Soft Brush 🙌🏻

Which model exactly? Other than that, many sentences of your comment don’t make any sense, sorry

RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner 🙌 I can’t put links that works here unfortunately but, check the related long form video on the bottom part of this short. Hope this helps ✌🏻

@@RoadToDetailing Thanks buddy

@problemchild2605 you’re very welcome

Hi! I have no issues using my ATOTO with iOS 17+ with Apple CarPlay. I suggest you to contact with ATOTO directly via their website. Their Customer Support is usually great. www.myatoto.com/

I wouldn’t use BSD on wheels, as it hard to apply there in my opinion. If ADBL is available in your region I would recommend Rimtector for wheel protection.

Please don’t. It has been finished since. 😎👌🏻

Sorry, I have no experience using this hydroshot to clean vinyl. Wouldn't be wise to make a suggestion here from my end. However, if you pick the right and proper chemicals, then this can be enough.

Thank you! I am glad you liked it 🙌🏻

BSD is very grabby for me, also. As well as attracting more dirt due to this effect. This is one of the big downside of BSD for me, too ✌🏻

Yes. It is. But way less noisier than a “regular” power washer.

I miss you too pal! xoxo

Thank you! Yes, you have seen that right. The foam dispenser what I used can be purchased separately 🙌🏻

Happy days. Thanks for the feedback ✌🏻

I can 100% relate with you on this actually 😎 cleaning interior isn’t my favorite thing, but the end results always make me happy 🔥

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In this case, I wouldn’t go lower than 1:1. I have no issues with the application by using BSD neat to be fair. A little goes a long way. But, with a 1:1 dilution the application can be easier, and still performs well.

I agree. I even did the same in the shower LOL 👌🏻🔥🤣

Only for the purpose of a 50/50

Oh duh, to show before and after 😊 I’m dumb, looks great! Wish you were in Omaha- my baby needs a detail badddd it’s been like 20 years- literally.

Glad it was helpful mate 🙌 thanks for tuning in

can be. wet coat is still the goat, but a bit more expensive.

Thanks for the tip 🔥🙌

Scrubbing? 😂 its a soft bristle brush mate, but its up to you. I love my BS✌🏻

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Its a "soft bristle" brush. :) This in particular is from Liquid Elements, but I suppose most of them coming from the same manufacturer. An other premium soft bristle brush available from a company called: Detail Factory.

Please check their website. In theory they ship worldwide.

I had no choice, once I started the rain came.. nothing else I could do 🤣 Think of Meg’s Wash Plus as a “decontamination” shampoo. It won’t polish out imperfections! But what it does: gives the surface a very deep clean, and removes the vast majority of stubborn, embedded dirt particles such as : tar, iron and removes existing sealants and waxes, which you cannot remove with a basic contact wash. It might save you time, because you might skip deiron and detar, but it really depends on the individual state of the car in subject. Hope this makes sense. I used it as a “quick” deep clean anytime when I basically want to remove existing waxes, sealants and want to apply a new one. As well as to decrease the time of detar and deiron. So yes, you will always need to use some finishing product afterwards and never think of this shampoo as: “real polishing” shampoo. What it does all in all: it polishes the surface with tiny micro abrasives in the formulation, which only helps to clean the surface deeper, but thats it. Hope this helps

@@RoadToDetailing Great. Thanks for taking the time to give such an extended explanation. Extremely helpful, especially since I'm new into the detailing world! Really appreciate it!

@rlinkandroidauto-xe9sg anytime mate. I know it’s a bit confusing, especially at the very beginning. Not to mention the awful lot of products on the detailing market. :) thanks for tuning in, feel free to ask and I will try my best to help you through ✌🏻

It’s a Soft Bristle type of brush from Liquid Elements

RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner 🙌 I can’t put links that works here unfortunately but, check the related long form video on the bottom part of this short. Hope this helps ✌🏻

Thank you 🙌 It’s a good shampoo for its value. Has its limitations and certainly not a pre wash snow foam, but great to use for contact wash either from a bucket or applied via foam lance.

Hi! Yes. Still awesome and rocking perfectly well.

@@RoadToDetailing Awesome! Thank you for answering!

@maexey312 you’re welcome 🙌