Hi all, thanks for watching this video. I know it's not the most entertaining video ever, but I'm hoping it will be of use to some of you watching. Part 2 should be available either tomorrow or Sunday.
I've been cleaning/detailing cars for some time and was completely snobby about this kit when I got it one Xmas. I decided to use it, the shampoo/snowfoam was terrible imo. The wheel cleaner worked, used better but it did work and didn't damage my ceramic coated wheels. The all purpose cleaner worked well tbh and was happy with this and the wife rated it for cleaning up our garage freezer. The tyre shine looked good but lasted until it was wet outside and ran. Finally demon shine, under rated product. Works well adds shine. There is better but for the price pretty good. Even works if just spray car when wet and then rinse off, doesn't last too long but cheap enough to not worry
That's a good question. I've just checked the bottle and I don't believe it's acidic, plus my wheels are painted, and there has been no damage done to them using this product. Thanks for watching.
@@CarObsession thank you for replying. I just got the car and can't relax until I know I've not damaged the paintwork. I can't seem to get definitive answers online of my mistake. Fingers crossed. Thanks again
Aaron, these products are generally used by people who don't know what they are doing. Car detailing is an entirely separate subject but it's worth covering a few points. 1. Use a proper snow foam lance to actually enjoy shampooing your car properly and have fun. 2. Use the 2 or 3 bucket method to clean your car as you suggest, definitely with grit guards, then dry with a waffle cloth. 3. Use decent products to polish (carnauba wax or quick detailer) to finish. No single manufacturer does everything perfectly, but I would choose Chemical Guys, Race Glaze or Dodo Juice everytime ahead of Demon Shine. Best place to order this stuff from and seek general expertise? "Slim's Detailing" - have used them for years and their products are at least twice as good as Demon Shine. Cheers, do get into car detailing proper, you will love it! 👍👍👍
Yup, as you will see in part 2, I describe this kit as being more for the casual car cleaner as opposed to an actual detailer 👌Thanks for watching, Steve.
Hi all, thanks for watching this video. I know it's not the most entertaining video ever, but I'm hoping it will be of use to some of you watching. Part 2 should be available either tomorrow or Sunday.
A trick: watch movies at Flixzone. I've been using it for watching all kinds of movies these days.
@Amos Royal yup, I've been watching on Flixzone for since december myself =)
nice car mate👍 will be picking a kit up tomorrow cheers for filming
Thanks Jim, and thanks for watching.
I've been cleaning/detailing cars for some time and was completely snobby about this kit when I got it one Xmas. I decided to use it, the shampoo/snowfoam was terrible imo. The wheel cleaner worked, used better but it did work and didn't damage my ceramic coated wheels. The all purpose cleaner worked well tbh and was happy with this and the wife rated it for cleaning up our garage freezer. The tyre shine looked good but lasted until it was wet outside and ran. Finally demon shine, under rated product. Works well adds shine. There is better but for the price pretty good. Even works if just spray car when wet and then rinse off, doesn't last too long but cheap enough to not worry
Hi Ronnie, thanks for watching, and thanks for the feedback!
Thanks for that. I've never used any of this stuff, but interesting products.
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Is the wheel cleaner acidic? I accidently used it to polish the bodywork. I then rinsed it an hour later. Will it rip through the paint work?
That's a good question. I've just checked the bottle and I don't believe it's acidic, plus my wheels are painted, and there has been no damage done to them using this product. Thanks for watching.
@@CarObsession thank you for replying. I just got the car and can't relax until I know I've not damaged the paintwork. I can't seem to get definitive answers online of my mistake. Fingers crossed. Thanks again
Aaron, these products are generally used by people who don't know what they are doing. Car detailing is an entirely separate subject but it's worth covering a few points. 1. Use a proper snow foam lance to actually enjoy shampooing your car properly and have fun. 2. Use the 2 or 3 bucket method to clean your car as you suggest, definitely with grit guards, then dry with a waffle cloth. 3. Use decent products to polish (carnauba wax or quick detailer) to finish. No single manufacturer does everything perfectly, but I would choose Chemical Guys, Race Glaze or Dodo Juice everytime ahead of Demon Shine. Best place to order this stuff from and seek general expertise? "Slim's Detailing" - have used them for years and their products are at least twice as good as Demon Shine. Cheers, do get into car detailing proper, you will love it! 👍👍👍
Yup, as you will see in part 2, I describe this kit as being more for the casual car cleaner as opposed to an actual detailer 👌Thanks for watching, Steve.
This is a good product
Hi there, thanks for watching, and thanks for commenting.
The products aren’t the best but detailing is mainly about technique
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Cardboard trim....... dude you've been reviewing too many cars ;-)
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I thought Aaron was going to talk about how refined the sponge was and the build quality of the bottles for a second!!
@@Ambienfinity 😅
The car looks great by the way - so it was a great Christmas present!