Bilt Hamber Korrosol vs Infinity Wax Liquid Fire
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- čas přidán 24. 04. 2024
- Bilt Hamber Korrosol is the best fallout remover on the market, right? But how close can something that costs £20 less for 5L get to it?
If you want to buy these:
Bilt Hamber Korrosol - bit.ly/3wvWjI6
Infinity Wax Liquid Fire (Consumer) - tinyurl.com/y44r952v
Infinity Wax Liquid Fire (trade) - www.infinitywax.com/products/... - Jak na to + styl
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Great comparison as always. Looking forward to your further testing
Great comparison video. Interesting to see what your thoughts are post further testing 😁
I'm curious too, the gel consistency might help on the vertical panels.... If it can stay wet for long enough.
Used both of these a lot have found that the BH is a lot easier to actually get on the car due to fact that it works a lot better in a sprayer and the coverage is better.
I know I haven't done the LF in a pump sprayer yet, but I can see it being a dog to apply that way with it's consistency! Good to get people's feedback that they are finding that themselves, so if I have the problem it won't be unique to me.
Great video mate would of been good to do the opposite on each side like start with korosol then after rinse liquid fire and same other side
Agreed, I shall make sure I do that in the further testing.
I have used both and my personal oppinion is that Korrosol is more potent. I think the IW product is good for sides and wheels as it is thicker and loiters more than simply running off. Good video buddy.
I can imagine the scenarios you're describing being the ones when the formula is slightly better. Every time I try these thicker products I'm always left understanding why Bilt Hamber does Korrosol and Auto-wheel separately.
Got both. Prefer Korrosol but Liquid Fire is a good product still.
Nice to see comparisons like this against the benchmark product.
At the moment I lean the same way as you. At consumer pricing I couldn't choose anything but Korrosol personally, but I'm going to give the liquid fire a really good testing out as I've got 5L. I typically use about 0.5-1L per vehicle of Korrosol.
@@SuperchargedLlamahave you tried the clay towel/Iron Remover combo to reduce consumption? Planning on giving it ago myself at some point. Also testing Labocosmetica Sidero which is dilutable, trying 1-2 which seems okay. It’s not going to be easy to beat BH though.
@@LSD04remember to use a clay towel/mit that is suitable for fallout remover, I remember the DIY Detail guys saying some don’t work well together.
Always informative and thought provoking. My question would be, 'how does Liquid Fire perform as a wheel cleaner?' (as stated on its website description) because then LF becomes an extremely versatile product. Is it, in reality, a product more comparable to BH Auto Wheel (which would explain the gel like consistency) than Korrosol? And if it beats Auto Wheel, then that makes it a real gem. And how it performs on vertical panels would be interesting.
Thanks as always
Yeah ya see, Korrosol is also a really good wheel cleaner, but like Liquid Fire, it's got no surfactants, so you need to use another cleaning product as well. Where as Auto-wheel and Garage Therapy iron oxide have surfactants.
I think the runnyness of Korrosol is a proper boon and it's a big benefit.
Good video buddy, I’d still stay with the BH from this comparison, but I’d add that I would only do fallout with a pressure washer rinse off, as the product is meant to dissolve the sharp edges of the fallout to allow it to be removed easier but, I’m thinking the garden hose just doesn’t have the power to push it out of its position where the PW would, then a second spray would show different results at a guess.
Look forward to an update test in the future 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Yeah the pressure washer will definitely be out next time, I maybe do a comparison between the pressure washer and the hose just to test that through.
@@SuperchargedLlama yeah I think it will be a big difference, I think I remember either DIY Detail guys or Forensic detailing saying that’s how fallout remover works and that’s why it was best to use the PW over the garden hose, I only get to do it properly on my car like once or twice before it gets replaced as mine is a lease, and I always tend to go for silver or blue as it hides dirt and dust more 😂
Love the channel and detailed information you give in your explanations buddy 👍👍👍👍
I haven't used either, I tend to stick with autosmart red7 or alien magic wrath as that's who I have trade accounts with . But it would be nice to compare them all.
I think Red7 is good enough to not warrant trying something else. What sort of money is Red7 on trade?
@@SuperchargedLlama £46.80 for 5ltrs
You mentioned your not in the trade ? I thought that was your job. Great comparison video.
Ah no I said I am in the trade, so I get the trade pricing, and that's why I was reviewing it. Sorry if I was confusing.
@@SuperchargedLlama no worries, I understand now.
I thought you said that as well 😅 but I know it’s not your full time job 😅
@@GMDetails funny isn't it, when I was editing it I never thought that bit would be confusing, but watching it back now, with your comments, I can see it.
I’ve always been a big fan of Korrosol but just recently tried IW Liquid Fire. It seems ok. Trigger that was included was rubbish and wouldn’t work and I also found it didn’t work very well with other triggers I had spare
Liquid Fire is really thick, isn't it? Takes way more effort to get out of the trigger, but then it clings better...not sure that's a good thing yet though, especially coming in to the summer. It may dry out before it's had a chance to react properly. It definitely works though.
@@SuperchargedLlama I bought it for those wheels where the brake dust is like brown rust and doesn’t budge as it’s promoted to be as good as an acid based wheel cleaner. I’ve haven’t had chance to use it on wheels like that yet but I’m thinking the pro bottle version with the a tolko trigger might be the best option?
@@ashhunt3514 I think you're very likely correct there.
Sorry to jump on your comments chaps. I recieved 5 litres of IW LF a month or two ago and I could get one of my triggers that would dispense it. It was thicker than I’ve ever seen (I had bought this product a year or so previously and it was nowhere near as thick), but wanted a cheaper trade alternative.
I called IW and told them that it was too thick and they informed me that they’d changed the make up of it. They then sent out a thinner version for me to try and I got on a lot better with!
I struggle to find the unicorn trigger for BH let alone IW lol. Any advise is more than welcome!
Great video 👌
@@paulclark22 I use the old style Bilt Hamber triggers and found they've been some of the best. They get clogged every now and then so you need to flush them out with hot water.
Haven’t used korrosol for a while now , I do use the Infinity wax product, it works ok but is more a gel like consistency than the korrosol is, cartech version is good also but stinks 😷
It's kinda of amazing that there are so many different options on the market isn't it? And how most of them aren't as good as Bilt Hamber, even after all this time.
So little bit inconclusive then at this point, looking forward to seeing further research 🧐
Yes I'd say so. I'd say the next traunch of testing will have to be a bit more involved so it'll take longer to produce, but it'll be worth it.
I'd be surprised if Korrosol doesn't win though.
@@SuperchargedLlama V3 iron oxide might be out by then I don’t think it’s far off 🤔
@@GMDetails V3 definitely seemed a lot closer to Korrosol than last time. Still slower to react, but I think it got more off eventually, but you need to be able to let it dwell for about 10mins still, which, for mobile use, isn't a scenario I come across that often. Might need to foam over it perhaps?
@@SuperchargedLlama I’m not sure foaming over it won’t kill off the TGA action , might end up using more product needlessly 🤔
@@GMDetails that could also be true.
This is where Korrosol does so well for me, it has a longer working window. I believe Red7 does alright as well, I used some donkeys years ago but should really try it again
A good fair comparison test as always, I've tried a few fallout removers over the years and korrosoll and Ironx would be my favourites, I did try Anglewax revelation once and found it next to useless. I deconned my white Fiesta a couple of weeks ago and used some High Definition Detail trade range fallout remover and was very impressed with the results, it did take a couple of hits as it was very badly contaminated. It will be getting a machine polish soon so I'll hit it with some korrosoll before hand and see if there's any contamination left.
That's a good point, the HDD stuff does come strongly recommended (not just by you), I shall try some after this liquid fire is finished.
@@SuperchargedLlama I don't think you'll be disappointed.
Korrosol £49.95 not £60.00 - direct from their site.
That price doesn't include VAT. Once you add it to your basket it goes up to £59.95
Another great video. As the infinity fire is a gel like product for me it is the working time before problems arise I.e. drying out. @ashhunt3514 makes a great comment about the problems with it going through triggers .... would it be better with a pump sprayer ? Could it be diluted to assist in applying it to the surfaces.
The dilution question is an interesting one, I have tried that with garage Therapy iron oxide in the past to make it thinner, but the efficacy dropped away far too much.