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Glad it wasn't just me then. The platinum potions didn't really see any rain for the month or so it was noticeable on the car. I can't remember if it got streaks last time i used it though sorry

Hey mate, zero streaking reported from customers all over Australia, just use as directed and you shouldnt have any problems (pending your trims arent damaged by UV or other products prior), longevity varies hugely.... On our DD's exposed to the elements 24/7 (rain, hail, shine, rain & left to dry under sun), we get about 3-5 weeks, our weekend driven & garaged cars, in excess of 3 months (again this is based in trims in good condition). The photo on our website for Trim Coat + shows a good trim, 7years old (weekend driven) and a 50/50 shot of the visual difference, its an OEM+ finish 😄😄

Haha yeah not the smartest choice the the price was right

Yeah exactly, but they should last those few washes and actually darken the plastics in that time. I will be coating all the plastics on the van soon but before doing so I thought I'd test out these two. Kind of like a tyre dressing or quick detailer

The chemical composition for Trim Coat + is far from just an off the shelf silicone dressing, its an actual coating (not a dedicated ceramic coating but a coating and not a dressing) & its being torture tested on ATV's & dune buggys exposed to salt, mud & sand in UAE, US and Australia and its proving to be very durable for what it is (easy to use, small amount required, no streaking etc) 😄😄

Agreed

No unfortunately none of them lasted the week I had of rain and driving on gravel roads. Might try again on a dry week and show results from both conditions

@@EvolvedDetails that's actually important to inform everyone that the products didn't stand up in those conditions

@@jethrox827 yeah exactly what I thought and the 1 week update will show both. I should say some of them were still hydrophobic but the blackness was mostly gone

@@EvolvedDetails if someone can get a PhD in breakdancing, you should be able to get one in car care 👍

Hahahaha

No it doesn't you can see the test I did on it against other toppers and it definitely didn't mask

What's BSD?

@@EvolvedDetails Sonax BSD. :)

@@NoFix ohh right I haven't used any Sonax yet but definitely plan to

@@EvolvedDetails craziest thing i had so far as a combo. Tried alot so far but that combo, wow. Now im testing Stjarnagloss Parla versus sonax BSD. Several tests showed already that Parla beats BSD in durability. Super interesting… The beading is way harder on BSD BUT, Parla is more of a sheeter i find. Im testing it as we speak on top of fusso coat. We will see what the outcome is. 😁

Hi you can see the application video and I machine polished and prepped the surface. I'm pretty sure I used Carpro Eraser or Bowden's flash prep but it's been a while since this video

Will do for sure

Thanks mate

Thanks Claudia

I've been using some I got off Amazon for a few years now, similar to the NV one. I haven't bought the bowden's one yet but will soon same for the carpro

Surprisingly I have different ranking to you as NV Onyx is my favourite probably equaled with platinum potions. I like the carpro and gyeons but they're a little too shiny at the start for me

Yeah they're definitely to my taste the most

Oh nice will be interesting to see how they last then as this is my first time using either

@@EvolvedDetails my experience both last every other washthe tw a bit more in the summer but winter about 5 days Wich is not a problem at all for me I just apply again but the last year I turn to car pro pearl wich is dilatable and I can have at least a 2weeks of application and is still shiny product

Snow plus and mega snow job will be similar as both are meant to be stronger for using when cars and dirtier or before stripping a wax ect. Carpro reset is likely my favourite contact wash for maintenance washes as it rinses away clean and leaves nothing behind behind Nv snow and snow plus are for both foaming and contact wash Bowdens mega snow Job is for foaming only Carpro reset is meant to be for contact wash only but can be used in a foam canon also just won't foam as well

@@EvolvedDetails sorry I should say as a use of a pre foam mainly? I assume NV snow and reset bucket method and foam on clean very similar

@@EvolvedDetails but I also realised your mention rinsless is there a video coming of your top 3-5 of them?

Haha the sound when I'm applying them?

Yes Like a styrofoam kick board!

Thanks Lewis

Yeah I'm with you there. Quote impressed with the TW so far too and have since used it on a different car to further test it out

I do the same when I'm not filming but for this test I will resist the urge to reapply weekly

It definitely lot a lot of its shine by the next morning but at first I was shocked at how shiny it looked

Thanks bro

Thanks Jethro, haha yeah I used to use that stuff many years ago and loved it

Also, the bowdens tyre dressing applicator would work much better then that applicator pad, try it out next time if you haven't already.

I have been meaning to get one of their tyre applicators for a while now haha

If you have a glossy black rim, a matte tire dressing doesn’t contrast well.

I'd agree as I have them too shiny but most of these have levelled down to a more natural look overnight

@@EvolvedDetails which had the most even coverage?

Enjoy watching them too.

Thank you too!

Yeah those are all great products for sure. I also want to try out their glass coating soon

@@EvolvedDetails yeah I will wait a few months for coating to wear off then apply the window coating. Videos I seen of it look pretty great.

It's definitely something you could do but to buy a new bottle of coating you might aswell do the entire car again. If I had 20mls leftover after another car it's probably a very smart option to use it up though. We have since sold the car so it will be for the new owner to work out how he wants to proceed

Hmm not that I can think of for all of those requirements haha. If you take away the easier to apply part then yes

Thanks mate, it's hard to call but I'd lean towards snow since it can be used for both foaming and for contact washing