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Appreciate you watching! I know what you mean about all the chemical guys products, lmao. I think we all started with them, but I'm glad I came across Superior Products. Stay Blessed!

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@@WilliamGLewis-yt9fw Thanks for checking out the videos! I would say yes, both are great drying aids and both leave behind minimal protection. But the biggest thing for me is the cost, Bead Maker is almost double the price of Formula 4 Spray Wax and you can dilute Formula 4 Spray Wax 5:1 or 10:1. Hope this helps!

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I totally agree! 🤢

No, I haven't really noticed a scent. If you spray too much there can be a slight chemical smell, but I try to wear a mask when I'm cleaning interiors. Also, you can dilute Pink Perfection down to 10:1 and still get great results!

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Appreciate it, and yeah it was hott! 🥵

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I wish you much success! Stay Blessed!

It's in the 80s but starts off in the mi 60s

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Usually 2 rounds. So what is your process? Constructive criticism is always welcome, I'm always trying to get better!

@@410AutoShoMobileDetailing this is of course if it’s not a maintenance wash but first we foam cannon superior dark fury that’s our prewash and it targets tar as well, then rinse then while it’s wet we use iron remover as our clay lube, rinse and all done. You eliminate a wheel & tire step because the dark fury literally eats everything on the wheels & tires, and we cut out an entire round of washing by claying with the iron remover. It seemed like you did 4 rounds of washes that’s why I asked

@@410AutoShoMobileDetailing either way you guys do a bang up job!!

@@Greg_P611 I'll have to try this process out 👍🏾

@@410AutoShoMobileDetailing if it’s really hot out when you get to the iron/clay portion just do one panel at a time & rinse. You use formula 4 to buy you drying time? Ohh also I use Superior Products iron remover cut 1:1

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The towel I use it the Liquid8r by the Rag Company amzn.to/4aRkDWH

Thank you for watching! Stay blessed, stay strong, and I wish you all the best with your detailing career! 👍🏾

What I use is Superior Products Cherry Foam, it gives lots of suds and costs about $10 a gallon. It's worth a try! 👍🏾

@@410AutoShoMobileDetailing thanks, yea I already got some dark fury and formula spray wax coming in, very underrated company in my opinion

@@Danielxperez14 I agree!

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Great tip! Because I'm usually alone, I will have to give that a try.

Great question! The sponge has slits in it that gives it areas where the dirt gets picked up and held until you dip and rinse off in the bucket.

They are easy on the pockets! And most of the products work.

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@@410AutoShoMobileDetailing I hope to be back home soon. Charles Co.

Just a little bit! 🥶 😂

Thanks for tuning in! Now I use the yellow tip for detail work and the turbo nozzle for wheels and wheel wells. Thanks for the advice! 👍🏾

I use the Maxshine 8mm Polisher: amzn.to/3fhOu3R

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Thanks for watching and I hope the info helps. The way I measure it out is, every 2 caps full equal 1 oz, so for the interior and glass cleaner, I added 12 caps full to give me 6 oz of ONR. (This is just my calculation and it works for me in my situations)

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Thanks! They give you bang for your buck by having dilutable products.

It's Superior Products Dark Fury

Definitely!

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Thanks for watching! I put one ounce of dark fury in the foam cannon mixed with three ounces of soap.

@@410AutoShoMobileDetailing thanks I was thinking that but than am like what if he did 2-3 ounces. How do you like these products? My only concern with dark fury is aftermarket rims. I don’t want to ruin the finish. So what do you use to clean aftermarket rims ?

@@jayp9450 I like Superior Products but it's just like any other company, they all have some products that you like and some you don't. Fortunately I use dark fury as my primary wheel cleaner and never had an issue thus far.

One ounce. If you need more bite, I would add another ounce.

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I know what you mean! I'll try that technique next time. Thanks for your input! 👍🏾

I totally understand! Depending on how often the dog was in the vehicle and whether it was a long hair dog or short hair dog, there can be hair caked up in the tiniest of spots that require brushes like the size of a toothbrush to actually scrub and clean.

Thank you!

This was my first time actually polishing paint, and I used Rupes UNO Protect. I'm still learning!

Personally I like the A-1 Glaze better than their one step polish. Have you tried either? If so, which one do you like better?

@@410AutoShoMobileDetailing I have not tried their polishes I may soon.

I saw in another comment that you use 2oz, is that still true? Also do you dilute the 2oz before adding it?

Yeah, you should definitely give it a try. I use 1oz for mildly dirty vehicles, and 2oz for heavily dirty vehicles.

Yeah, that's still accurate. I don't dilute it before adding because I'm only using a small amount and it's being diluted as it comes out of the foam cannon.

@@410AutoShoMobileDetailing awesome thanks! I’ll definitely give it a shot. I’m still kinda new to the business so I’m still learning a ton.

@@bossquang I'm still learning also! Just over 2 years in business

Thanks for watching! This was a huge interior, so taking my time to get all of the nooks and crannies while recording took me about 6 hrs. I try not to rush around like a chicken with my head off and try to take my time so I don't miss anything. I give all my customers a window of time but I let them know that my objective is to deliver them like new results however long that may take.

@@410AutoShoMobileDetailing perfect! Definitely look good! Thanks for passing on your knowledge ✊🏾

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Thanks for watching! And YES, she is a beauty 😍