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Thats good news, you will love it & the 50% discount is a winner 👍

I guess thats one way but too much mucking about for me

I keep meaning to buy BH glass cleaner but always forget. I will get some though

always a bad idea to think about how much it costs, just glad the wife never looks

Hi, Soft99 suggest it could last 180 days (about 6 months). Its a typical Soft99 product in as much as easy on easy off and it delivers. Its designed to use as a topper for Fusso wax but if you dont want to go to the expense or bother to wax it then you will be fine just using this spray but for me I would use it after every wash and that way the car will always have protection on it, assuming you wash the car monthly at least. Hope thats of some help

@@ObsessiveCarDetailer Thank you very much for replying Sir, Allow me to ask one more question. People say that a base coat of paste wax is necessary but is that really necessary? Assuming I wash my car regularly and keep it clean, Will this formula work for me (not to mention it's very very cheap aswell) I currently use TW Ice spray wax, I applied it once dry on my vehicle and then use it as drying aid every other wash, The beading is fantastic and the car is insanely glossy. It's been a month and the car is still beading water. Will just using that product alone give my car protection or is it better to apply a base wax coat. Spray waxes have come a long way nowadays and they also protect trims and plastic parts etc.

@@biiso8205 No problem, thats why I run the channel so enthusiasts like us can share and learn. I always like to use a combination of sealant with wax on top but thats just a preference. If you are washing your car on a regular weekly basis and applying something like soft99 fusso coat every time then you are good to go. But let me ask you a question, If TW ice spray wax is working for you why are you considering changing?. I like to change and try new products mainly because I run the channel but if I didn't then I would find my favourite and stick with it if it worked for me so why care you considering changing?. Martin

@@ObsessiveCarDetailer Wow thats such a profound way to look at it. If it ain't broken then don't fix it haha. Thankyou Sir! Appreciate your channel so much! I live in Pakistan where waxing your cars is such a foreign concept and your videos have enlightened me so much.

@@biiso8205 just happy to help, happy detailing 👍

Im not sure if I didn't have labels on the bottles I could tell the difference. I think maybe GT are seeking perfection 🤷🏻‍♂

Hello Sue, Gardex is just a form of protection often applied by dealerships. Im not a big fan of these products as they seldom last as long as you are lead to believe in my opinion. So let's take your questions in order. Yes you can use other products to wash the car & yes you can apply other products on to your car. Some people like to rinse the car first, others prefer to apply a pre wash. Depending on how dirty your car is you may want to rinse off as much dirt as possible or if its lightly dirty then apply snow foam and let it dwell for around 5 min but DO NOT let it dry on the car. Once the snow foam has dwelt then rinse it off before you contact wash the car, again do not let the soap dry on the car so if its hot maybe wash a panel at a time. After washing the car you then rinse and dry it before adding a sealant or a wax depending on your preference. If you live in a hard water area then do not let any products or even water dry on the car or you will creat a lot of work for yourself. Check out any of my video and any issues just drop me a comment and I will always get back to you. I hope this is of some help but like I said any worries just drop me a comment

@ObsessiveCarDetailer Thanks so much for your response. Very helpful indeed! I just worry that I would use the wrong combination of rinsing snow foam etc. But now I know how to have a good routine. Love your videos. Keep up the good work! Thanks again 😊

@@suesmith6786 No problem Sue & thanks for watching. I'm always happy to help, happy detailing 👍

Thank you, I take that extremely seriously & try to give you guys a touch of reality with the products. Such a nice comment 👍

@@kevinmcg6747 I have never been disappointed with GT 2QD, you only get a couple of weeks protection but that’s not what you buy it for. Good as a drying aid, on glass and as a sacrificial layer after washing

@@ObsessiveCarDetailer Martin thx for responding and an order for GT 2QD is in hand. One thing you mentioned was the benefit of a few capfuls of no rinse for hard water areas - it's a problem I suffer from and was looking at going down the water filter route however I think I'll try the no rinse option first to see if that makes enough of a difference. Thanks for those tips. Cheers, Kevin

@@kevinmcg6747 definitely worth seeing if one makes a difference Kevin. It doesn’t solve the hard water problem but I see a positive difference & a lot cheaper that a water filter. I can’t remember how much my one was so check out the video I did a couple of years ago. And remember a water filter needs replacing resins and I think the last bag I got was around £ 80

Good morning Robert, I agree with the Seal, try it applied to an applicator and then spread it over the panel, I have found that a better way to apply it. That way even if the product is a little thick and mucks up the spray head you can still use it and get great results. Im really pleased you like Pure & Titan gives a really good depth tp the paint. That should do you for a while

Thanks for your reply Martin, yes hopefully that will last me for a while after doing it yesterday got up with polishers arm stiffness lol getting to old or just got uses to D&D si QD for a easy life 😂😊. Ps puma looks mint. ❤

No need to tell everyone how sad I am 🤣

perfectly summed up Anthony, what works for one doesn't mean it works for others. The beauty of detailing it that you find what works for you and stick with it. If it wasn't for my UA-cam channel Im not sure I would have anything other than autoglym to be perfectly honest as I wouldn't have been pushed to trying anything else

My wife doesn't call it interesting. when I talk about any of them her eyes glaze over and she nods off 🤣. I dont really have a favourite wheel cleaner as my wheels never need a cleaner so I just use a wheel shampoo and my go to wheel shampoo is GT one wheel shampoo. I use BH auto wheel on other peoples dirty wheels

@@ObsessiveCarDetailer well as long as the coffee and cake keep coming, who cares!

Never had Yum Cars on the shelf, maybe try it one day

Robert, Robert never talk about new products at home, recipe for a disaster. Ive just come back and said I bought a new bike. Very quite in my house 🤷🏻‍♂️

Thanks for the tip

Most of my towels are Rag Co. & bought most of them from Clean & Shiny

@@ObsessiveCarDetailer can you list what they are or send me the link

@@seanhammond4527 I have so many Sean, last count well over 100 and at least 10 different types. It all depends on what you want to use them for. I have towels for buffing, applying, drying the car, drying door jams, drying the engine and wheels, tyres, windows, general ones and so it goes on

I dont want to think about the wasted money but who wants to be the richest man in the graveyard

​@ObsessiveCarDetailer it's a hobby so sod the cost - just don't tell the Mrs 😂

Sigma has a great finished result but can be a bit fussy to apply & thats what I like about M&K and soft99, easy on easy off. You cant compare ONR & Sigma too totally different types of product

@@ObsessiveCarDetailer sorry, I meant how do you find GT Rinseless compared to ONR?

@@pigeonpoo1823 oh ok, difficult to say as you would really need to try both products out on the same car to compare what one cleans better or safer. What I would say is if you have ONR on the shelf then no reason to but GT rinseless & if you haven't got either then I would go with ONR as its well tested, been around for a long time and there are just so many things you can do with it. I saw a video the other day when someone listed 20 different things you can use it for. Hope that helps

Yep would have been great to catch up but to be honest Paul, you didn't miss much. I left really disappointed, nothing like previous years & dont say its because wasn't there 🤣

@@ObsessiveCarDetailer heard and seen similar reports Martin very sad that it wasn’t as busy

Hello Simon, you should have come up to me, it would have been good to put a face to the name. Turtlewax has never done it for me but to be fair its a few years since I last tried it, maybe I should give their recent products a go?

I think you speak for most people there Richard

I promise its not my work🤣🤣

@@ObsessiveCarDetailer Yeah sure...😉

Similar to you Owen, I never let my wheels get dirty enough for a wheel cleaner but good to have Autowheel on the shelf for others

Oh how I wish I had built a bigger garage but if I had then it would be full of shelves of products. 3 solid brands there Patrick

I enjoyed making this one Steven & I thought it might get a few comments going. Meguiars have a number of good ones to put on the shelf

I think that goes for most people👍

Hello Graeme, real shame I missed you at Waxstock. Yep agree, GT really try to deliver success & what Maz & Roger would want for their own use.

@@hairycornflake8580 I had similar on a very early bottle but my current product is good

Thanks Martin appreciate it👍

@@mattblackledge9068 I agree Matt just a shame it’s not described as such on the bottle. I still have it on my shelf and will replace it when used up but snowfoam pre wash it isn’t

@@andrewelley9966 everyone to their own Andrew. What is your go to shampoo

Me too Andrew, but i do like the decon shampoo for stripping wax and sealant once a year to start afresh.

I do own and enjoy other GT products, using some Sonax shampoo (never see Sonax being tested on detailing channels) at moment my recent favorite was TW Pure so good through a foam lance, great smell. Underated product because it's TW

@@andrewelley9966 I’ve not used either, my to get list is getting longer

Yep agree with you Michael, difficult to say how Seal has impacted as Titan is difficult to improve. I want to use Seal as a drying aid to try it out but as you say you could use it after the next wash but how do you decide between GT2QD or Soft99 Luxury Gloss, two real quality products

I have had a couple of products go bad on me so a couple of years ago I fitted a heater through a thermostat to stop the w/shop getting too cold in the winter but my wife isn't impressed . It does get hot in there in the summer but mostly my products stay good

what I didn't show was me cleaning every bottle that I put back 🤷‍♂️. sad git or just OCD?

Do you need more shelving?? What are you ordering now Mike

@@ObsessiveCarDetailer like you I had a clear out and after a visit to waxstock I now have enough room for more purchases

Pure,titan and the QD

@@mikethomas8782 good choice mate👍

Upt my game and ordered Mitchell and king Daytona kit

very difficult to argue, they don't do bad products👍

@@ObsessiveCarDetailer Yeah most of their stuff is bulletproof and normally pretty reliable too. Cost effective most of the time.

ahh Robert you can't decide can you. A good list there mate👍

@@ObsessiveCarDetailer well you know how it is mate , you don't know until you buy it and try it ........ just don't tell the wife 😉😂

@@robertvoss6145 that goes without saying, most products are smuggled in

If you are going to buy one GT product then my money would go on 2QD, I love it. I don't hate BH just can't get excited by their products🤷‍♂️

Yep great to see you at Waxstock mate & I think we have very similar detailing taste as we often like the same products but then I always listen to your views

That's easy mate Soft99 every time👍soft99store.co.uk/en/glass-elements/23-glaco-de-cleaner-4975759041115.html

@@ObsessiveCarDetailer cheers Martin

You will need a new shelf for the M&K products soon 🤣

yep not sure many of us could pick one brand, I certainly can't

GT have really made an impact over the last few years mate. As always really appreciate you support

The one that stands out for me is auto wheel but I only use it on really dirty wheels not as a maintenance product

@@ObsessiveCarDetailer Exactly the same here. Just for when it's been too long between washes, but brilliant when you use it.

@@WestfieldFreshAir I never let my wheels get dirty enough to use it so I mostly use it on others wheels and like you say, it just works👍

Im thinking I need to get a few Poorboys on the shelf to play with Andrew

Its a real winner Ian and will always be on my shelf👍

very difficult to argue 👍