CHEAP VS EXPENSIVE SONAX POLYMER NETSHIELD VS MEGUIARS FAST FINISH
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- CHEAP VS EXPENSIVE: SONAX POLYMER NET SHIELD VS MEGUIARS FAST FINISH
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Funny thing is that in the UK generally the Sonax is cheaper than the Meguiars. Sonax under £13 sometimes around £8 on offer, and the Meguiars £22. I therefore use the Sonax and love it.
Adam Woodgate In the Czech Republic it is the same. Sonax is good in some combinations with other products. :-))
Damn not many channels that do comparisons like you jimbo. Keep the good work
Thank you
Do waterspot test for both products after rain and sun. That will give some indication of the durability and resistance of waterspotting of the products.
Since you need to re-tape the panel anyways, why not tape off a 3rd smaller section and polish it then just leave it as a control. That way you have a base to go off of to eliminate some of the guess work and uncertainty as to if a product is fully stripped or not.
That’s a great point. Thank you. I will be doing that from now on
lol. I just posted the same thing before I saw yours. Great minds as they say.
Fast finish is my number one go to start using it 3 months ago it's awesome stuff
I've been using Fast Finish on both my families daily drivers since it came out. It always looked ok and held up well. 2 weeks ago I did the full deal, strip wash, chemical decontamination, clay bar, one step correction, paint prep and then did fast finish and holy crap does it look phenomenal! I'll stick with it. I see no reason to invest in ceramic coatings on an 11 and 7 year old car, so fast finish does just perfect for me.
Hi there, how often do you reapply and does it attract dirt? I'm a big fan of the Japanese Fusso Coat. It takes 30 min to apply but lasts 6 months at least. Car is super easy to clean as FC creates a Teflon-like layer on the paint. I'm thinking of using UFF on wheels. Any thoughts? Thanks.
@@JWL-UK I don't foresee UFF lasting super long on weeks due to bigger temperature. You'd have to apply quite frequently on wheels. As for me I usually reapply every other month after a strip wash. My weekly maintenance wash consists of griots surface foaming wash, rinse, then foamed with poly gloss, rinsed, then dried with my 700cfm leaf blower. I'm also considering using jescar power lock plus topped with UFF after next strip wash.
@@JWL-UK A coat of Ultimate Fast Finish (providing that the surface has been decontaminated) lasts about 3 months.
I second the 3 month timeline - UFF is pretty durable on wheels- I use it on all my customers' wheels every visit as it's affordable and easy. Even my weekly clients get a fresh wipe n buff.
Try the Turtle Wax hybrid solution Ceramic spray coating! 5 x shinier than a polymer sealant spray wax, and wayyyy more durable.
Love the sonax netshield use it on my M4 got it on offer at £12 & has awesome beading properties & Amazing Gloss finish, have used much more expensive products in the past but this stuff kills em dead! Bargain!! Sonax Rocks!
Wow, Polymer Netshield is much cheaper in Germany than Ultimate Fast Finish :D
So I thought, the cheaper one you want to test is the Sonax :D
But you used much too much product of the Polymer Netshield ;)
I'm really liking how Meguiars Ultimate Fast Finish is holding its own in these comparisons. I liked this comparison because I was really contemplating trying Sonax Polymer Net Shield. But since Meguiars Ultimate Fast Finish is just as good if not better, I'll save some coin and keep with Meguiars Ultimate Fast Finish.
Both sealants are probably gone, the sheeting / beading you're getting is from the polymers in the waterless wash
Care to explain your reasoning? You're probably wrong FWIW.
Fast finish is such a good product. I mean, you can put a durable layer of protection on a car in mere minutes. There is an expensive product called QP ON 2.0. If you can get your hands on it, it would be cool to see the comparison of that to fast finish. Great vid and great products.
When you dilute the 2.0 do you feel the price comparison is proper now? Much less expensive
QP 2.0 is a different product then the Ultimate Fast finish so the comparison wouldn't be fair. QP gives the care sorta like a ceramic coated feel and properties and easier to apply VS Ultimate fast finish which in my opinion is awesome but wont leave the care feeling nearly as good as the QP
Your bang on about the net shield. I applied in on my black 911 turbo and after I was done. My shoulders were burning. Like I came from the gym. It’s very tacky to apply and buff off.
Keep up with the great videos. And do more with TC ceramic spray. Great stuff for the price.
I'd be curious as to how long each product lasts in a side by side comparison on the same vehicle. I've not used FF yet, but have used PNS for a few years now. With the PNS, I typically get between 6 and 9 months durability on a garaged daily driver. And, that's through a northern NY winter. Thing is, it will stick, even if you DO NOT do a prep. Another pretty durable sealant is Finish Kare FK1000 (BWM 101) High Temp Paste Wax. It's actually a synthetic sealant, and not a Wax. I get a good 6 months durability, and one can of the stuff for less than $20 will probably last most people their entire life...the stuff goes on incredibly thin!!!! (And should be applied extremely thin, otherwise it can be difficult to remove).
Dallas Paint Correction put me on the Meguiars Fast Finish train.
Best part is cheap and easy to use, im also in the train
Same here Pete.
Same for me.
Fast finish is all I use now, way to easy with great results.
I like and use the Meguiars Fast Finish, it preforms very well & lasts a good while, Thanks,
I guess I better try this Fast finish..!
The funny thing is, that here in europe (Denmark) the Netshield is actually quite a lot cheaper than Meguiar's fast finish.. Must be a import thing :)
Thanks for the video Jimbo..
Funny how things work out if there is some distance. Overhere the Sonax is about half the price of the fast finish. And like you say: you can't really go wrong with either, so my choice is the sonax
Nice!
In my opinion this is a brilliant test. I see you didn't use soap but instead a waterless wash that won't leave any residue - great! Much fairer test. If you could test Gtechniq C2 Liquid Crystal spray sealant against Gyeon Cure/CarPro Reload that would be great.
You should also try this with ceramic coatings as I've found a fair few coatings that have their beading die within a couple months. Gtechniq EXO being one that's had countless issues on forums. They may have rectified this with the new v4.
Meg's hands down. They both stood up about the same, but Meg's is just so easy to apply
couldn't use anything else.Been using Fast Finish about a year and the stuff works, Sonax is the bead king in my opinion, but not a fan of the grabby surface.
I have both products, I like both, fast finish is faster and easy to apply, I think sonax has more beading action but I like the shedding of fast finish, there's no much of a difference between both, Meguiars' products are very affordable at my local walmart
Amazon has the fast finish right now for 8.63. Just tried it yesterday. Really easy to apply.
The tackiness from the Sonax is designed that way - they call it the lotus effect and acts like the leaf of a lotus which is not very smooth. It's how it provides its water beading.
In the UK the price is pretty much the same, maybe the Sonax is a bit cheaper.
roscopervis interesting. It definitely worked but I wasn’t a fan of that aspect of it.
Always give at least one hour for the products to settle. Don’t use the same towel on both sides. Please rinse thoroughly after washing with any product because it affects your results massively!
actually if you top sonax PNS with the fast finish, its an awesome combo!
Often the surface that is not smooth/sticky to touch repels water faster. Which one is a dust magnet comes after you get experience, btw many coatings are.
As of January 11, 2022, the prices are not that far apart on Amazon. MFF is $21.95 (includes a cheap towel) and the SPN is $28.13. Good comparo, however, as the MFF definitely seems to be punching above its weight class.
Thanks Jimbo, great video,of course the prices in US differentiate from the world market. In Israel the Sonax 30% cheaper ,but I still like the Fast Finish for slickness .
Fast Finish hands down and they are offering a $5.00 off rebate save a few extra dollars.
Great video's
Can you do a "before" test so we can see how the water reacts without any product on either side?
It is joke.....in my country fast finish costs 30euro(36usd) and net shield 15euro!!!!!!!!!! And the pns retail version with name extreme shine protect costs 12 euro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for the video
Import fees
@@bbdetailing9123 unfortunatelly in many Megs products much cost in europe.....and many european products sonax, car pro, gyeon, e.t.c much more expensive in US. I buy retail the sonax BSD at 9 euro 22oz!! Or perfect finish polish at 44euro!!!
well of course because its made in your home country pretty much and megs is the import where its the oppisite or us here.
@@MrCruzstyle sonax is german product and i live in Greece but in EU there are not import fees among the countries....
Kind reegards sir
Yeah lucky sonax, Bilt hamber, autoglm, dodo juice, auto finesse are European. Still America has meguiars, ammo, Adams, chemical guys and turtle wax. I think I stick to German and British stuff, only joking just winding you up. 😜😜
What's the difference between fast finish and meguiars x wax
Can I apply two layers of protection from Sonax Polymer Netshield? How long to wait in between?
If soap hinders the hydrophobic characteristics of these products, what maintenance cleaning product would you suggest that would extend the life of FF or Sonax?
I second that question .... I'm currently putting together a waterless/rinseless wash protocol together for my winter clients up here in New England. UFF is definitely part of my process to 'seal' the car up in prep for the salty onslaught.
Wog crickets
Use a PH-neutral soap like Meguiar's Gold Class car wash. You can also use Meguiar's Ultimate Waterless Wash & Wax spray, but as with all waterless sprays there is some risk of scratching the paint.
Your best bet would be to use a high-PH soap like Purple Power: "Heavy-Duty Vehicle and Boat Wash" (which will strip away any road film as well as the Ultimate Fast Finish), and then just reapply Ultimate Fast Finish since it has a quick and easy application.
103eaglecrest most people (including me) top the sonax pns with sonax brilliant shine detailer, they have have similar chemical and physical characteristics.
Regarding the meguiars fast finish you could top also with sonax bsd but the surface will get more grabby.
Why do you spray waterless wash? And if I got it right by the color is this Ech2o? which is a qd that leaves a pretty strong protection?
I don't know what is better, the content or Jimbo being a character! Great stuff!
tough call.
I love the fast finish. I just picked up 15 can at $1.75 each.
great comparison very fair.goes 2 show not all things created equal...👍👍
Nice Videos man! Go old school and test/compare some ZAINO! ZCS and/or Z2 the OG go to sealant!! Be interesting to see how it compares to 'newer' formulations!
I used fast finish on my white Tundra after removing fallout and orange /rust spots from our northern NY winters.Funny I see a white Tundra in the back ground with the Backflip cover.I have the same , how about a video on the cover and white paint fallout contamination????
Love that thing man. I could do a review on it as it gets older. It’s only 3 months old currently
What an addicting video! Thank you. Keep it up.
Go Jimbo go!👍🏻 I use MFF it works well, still no clue why it's not as sleek as a wax, maybe waxes are sleeker than sealants while they sheet and bead better. Definitely stay away from dollar tree towels and car protectants, it a waste of time. Except maybe windshield reservoir fluids. 😎
i use sonax net shield,
its great and lasts 6 months...
I polish my car every 4th and 10th of the month and after the polishing I use that sonax net shield...
Do you mean every April and October?
Need to do a 2-3 months later comparison. How long will these two products last?
Other way round in UK. Why use Fast Finish at £22 for 291ml when Sonax is £13 for 340ml, so half the price.
Car guys hybrid wax is a sealent can you test that against something
Unfortunately Meguiars fast finish has been discontinued.
It is definitely unfortunate
Is this product discontinued?
Is it jusr a rumor that Walmart is not selling it any longer. Wgats the deal. I don't care cause I have 2 new cans of this stuff.
Great follow up video and again Meguiars retail product looks to work better than a more expensive esoteric product.
Thanks
Great test as always, enjoying your vids. It's the opposite way round in UK you can pick up sonax retail version of netshield for 10 pound and brilliant shine detailer £6-8 on offer. Megs is £23 - 33 . Sonax in my test does last a little longer but harder to apply and sticky on paint. For me sonax all the way there products are good, megs products are hit and miss, ff is good though.
Joe Brackenborough thank you
Can you do some soap comparisons or reviews , so we can see what actually kills or hides the water repelling effects , thanks
Fast finish or seal n shine? Which is better
What waterless wash did you use? Would say ONRw+s but if it is you mixed it heavy like detailer strength lol.
i say 10-12 dollars is reasonably priced 3-5 dollars is cheap. usually most reasonably priced or mid priced items would do as good as a job as expensive ones if not better.
Another awesome video. Can’t waif for the Hydrosilex test already! ;-). Cheers~
How about the Car Guys Liquid Wax. Would be interested to see a comparison of that and Megs UFF. Both similarly priced and both have great reviews. My guess is they'll probably be about equal but would be curious to see them side by side.
would make for a good test. I will check it out. thanks
FYI, Amazon sells Sonax Polymer Net Shield in a smaller 2.54oz size for $12.50.
Carpro reload vs gyeon cure please! 😁
D J I’m in.
^^^Yes^^^
This guy is such a dork
Karl Gaisser I don’t know who your talking about but I totally agree
Love the videos as I always say! It's crazy to see FF beat out or at the least compare to the other products.
Also love the little snarkiness at the times, I feel it is necessary.
Bryan Burz in do too - just to remind everyone not to take this whole car cleaning thing to serious! Thanks for following along
Hey Jimbo, was wondering if you could compare opti seal and fast finish? Just got optiseal yesterday, blown away with it as a drying aid and insanely slick. I’ve always used paste sealants in the past, looking like I’ll be sticking with this stuff for the time being. Less work on my part with similar/better results. Would you consider this to replace a paste sealant?
Thank you for another great video review. I appreciate your unbiased testing and commentary. I have Meg Fast Finish I hope to apply real soon. Thank you again!!
thanks for watching!
Pns definitely sheeted faster here and with less remaining water with the pooling technique
In the short term
great video and test. i have been utilizing fast finish for a few months..great product! i purchased some gyeon syncro but i am hesitant to try and use it. . do you think it is much better then fast finish? Is gyeon syncro in another level then the fast and easy SiO products??
Hi Jimbo. I am looking for a spray product that creates excellent shine, repels water and dirt, is easy to apply, and lasts several months on the body. I was researching and there are products that are Ceramic Sealants such as the MOTHERS CMX, the MEGUIARIS CERAMIC WAX, JAX WAX CERAMIC WAX, NOVA LUSTER, etc. These incorporate some ceramic such as Silicon or Titanium or both. And there are other waxes with chemical, synthetic or Polymera bases that give the same results as: SONAX POLYMER NET SHIEL, TURTLE WAX ICE SEAL N SHINE, NOVA JET, MOTHER WATHERLESS AN WAX, SONAX SHINE DETAILER, etc. Here are some like the Turtle Wax, or the Jax Wax that have organic ones like Carnauba that I don't know if they improve the finish or make it more resistant, but I am in doubt that it really is better, I know that these glitters are artificial since they are not Shines directly what is obtained by polishing the lacquer of the vehicle, but increasing the brightness that is left to the OEM lacquer of the vehicle, I mean it is better, a ceramic-based product? chemical base? polymera base? synthetic base? organic and inorganic base? There are so many that I don't know which one is better, which one protects instead of damaging the OEM paint. I personally have the SONAX POLYMER NET SHIEL, I also have the WATHERLESS MOTHERS, and I have the PREMIUM CARE CARNAUBA WAX SONAX wax that is in paste, I don't really know if the SONAX POLYMERO will be better or worse than the aforementioned products, which I could recommend taking into account that I do not want to be applying something at all times, I want to keep my car clean and avoid washing, I do not use high-performance ceramics because there are no trusted professionals, I could do it but I do not have time, so I prefer Something easy and durable. I hope not to overwhelm you and give me a good recommendation. I was watching a lot of your videos, although I do not speak Spanish of all that I liked the most is the TURTLE WAX, but it is not a ceramic product and that gives me the impression that it will not last long on my painting. Your comments thanks from PERU.
Do dry method for the hydrosilex Recharge... I'm interested in seeing it done that way
I’m a fast finish fan. But I’m anxious to see how it hold up in the Chicago winter. It’s only October & currently 28 degrees outside. So by December we’ll have well below zero temps so that’ll be the big test for me with the fast finish.
netshield has been around for years. By now it is consider ''old'' technology and yet again is equally brilliant product as fast finish which is very recent. Sonax spray and seal is the product to compare.Sonax is the leader. Maguiar just a ''good'' student.
I beg to differ on that. Meg’s has been around a while.
How about Tar remover on actual Tar? Sonax Tar remover vs Turtle Geyon Tar remover
Have you tested Mcguires fast finish again McGuire’s hybrid ceramic wax? Which one is better.
Graham Williams I haven’t tried that yet
Ultimate Fast finish is so nice and so damn easy. Love these videos, keep doing them.
Thanks!
How long does the fast finish last on a car that’s park outside 24/7
When you buy string Mark read the packaging and the label with the price tag on it, it’ll tell you. Or just bring mommy and daddy and they can help you with it.
Maybe do test on longevity? Get another video/ plus can answer the longevity question I’m sure people want to know. Unless Mark doesn’t approve it
I saw a video by another detailer in Texas, he applied 34 different sealants and waxes to a hood and left it outside 24/7 for 8 months (washing it once a month) and monitored the fail times. Meguiar's Ultimate Fast FInish lasted 3 months with one application. czcams.com/video/cTjO8ZotlN0/video.html
Jimbo, Please if you care about your health and your future WEAR GLOVES ! I'm a fan and watch you constantly spraying/dispersing/wiping dangerous chemicals which is absorbing into your skin. Harbor Freight has 100 5 Mil box for like $ 7.00. Love what you do and want to have you keep doing them for a long time....I'd like to see Opti Seal VS Meg UFF
Yes your right. I gotta start doing it
Jimbo, still fast finish unless I have the awesome sealant shine.. They don't actually sell Turtle wax Seal and shine In South Africa by the way.. I spoke to Turtle Wax South Africa and I have to order it online..
Obvious to me you preferred the MEGUIARS FAST FINISH even before you "compared them" !!!
In england fast finish cost£30, sonax £14. I suspect as consumers most of the price tag is transportation/import costs and the actual product is very similar.
If you are on europe sonax make more sense cost wise. We mericans use megs because is cheap and amazon have discounts for it
£18 on ebay for the UFF is not as bad. Still, I'd love if it were more widely available and around £10
Yes fast finish all the way!
These kinds of tests need a control. That is a third section that has been polished but not had any of the sealer applied.
The newer videos have implemented this
What do you recommend to strip waxes/sealants off paint?
Usually a few rounds with an APC in a foamier will do it
In europe, Sonax PNS costs just around 15€.
Shipping is pretty expensive I guess.
I put the sealing first then apply wax on top to make the car pop also to get more protection.
Megs recommends you "put your favorite wax/sealant first, like Ultimate Wax" then UFF on top.
Yup, got it straight for the manufacture as well. Wax then UFF.
@@kikcodog i thought was the other way around, thanks mate for clarification
Yeah it's confusing. Supposed to put sealants on first, but then again the name is fast "finish". Could either mean you're done fast or it's a fast way to finish off your layers of protection.
Personally I put it first if using carnauba so if I bakes away in the sun the fast finish is still there. But who knows.
It's your world, live it how you want. Live and learn as you go :-)
Jimbo, is the fast finish better than a paste wax? what would be the pros or cons?, and lastly would you charge the same price to do a wax job whether you're doing a paste wax or UFF, or do you charge more for one vs the other?
I usually charge more for pate wax because it’s more labor then fast finish. I only use paste wax on show cars for extra gloss. It doesn’t offer much protection
I've had good results with the turtle wax ice paste "wax". Outside in elements 24/7, wash every week or two or three depending on life. Going on 4 months now.
Prep is very important. If the surface isn't prepped, even the strongest wax or coating won't last as long as intended.
Does anyone know where you can still get Fast Finish?
I don’t think anywhere. Maybe eBay or Amazon
Another great video by Jimbo. What dressing do u use for ur truck tire? it looks nice
projeproducts.com/products/tire-dressing-1-gallon
FF for the WIN!!!! it's pretty sick easy on and off. Thanks for the review video!
p.s. I like how you have a badass garage to go with your mobile detailing business.... Sick flooring and setup in your garage.
Thanks man!
Stripper is a bad word?
One makes things clean, and the other one makes things dirty!!!!!!!!!!
Universal meaning!
Posso aplicar em cima de um carro vitrificado?
I like Fast Finish for a mission like this .
Hi Jimbo! If im just going to use one product on my ceramic coated car. Whats better between
1. MEGUIARS FAST FINISH
2. TW ICE SEAL N SHINE
4. MOTHERS CMX
Im very confused. Help!
Raymond Joseph Del Valle if you're using already a ceramic coat , sonax profiline or car pro C Quartz My favorites
You don't need any polimears seal. At all
In my opinion is a waste of time and money
NOW IF YOU WANT TO STOCK UP POLI SEAL I Will USED AGAIN MY FAVORITE MENZERNA. POWER LOCK PLUS THEN MEG's fast finish
Because Meg's is a true poli seal and just for that can be stocked up
I hope I helped you
@@kratos9174 thank youuu
What kind of durability are you guys getting out of Fast Finish?
Jimbo what tire dressing you used on your pickup?
projeproducts.com/products/spray-dressing-1-gallon
Is it tacky?
Can you top these sealants with bead maker?
Yes
Can't wait to see you do the hydros felix I have some on my shelf but I havent been able to use it yet
Coming up. I did half of it today but my camera died on me
@@autodetailingpodcast Well I'm a loyal fan so whenever you redo it or finish it up I'll be watching
I wanna see the mcguires spray ceramic coating go against the Adam's spraying ceramic one.
Edwin V that’s a great idea! Coming up!
@@autodetailingpodcast you the man! Thanks ! They both semi apply the same and both say their ceramic sprays. But one $69 bucks and the other is $25.
I have ff on my Accord But every time I wash my car I apply either quick wax or griots best of show detail the red Accord 2016 sport pop like water wet
Great idea
Can we get a review of the AutoFanatic 007 gloss enhancer?
I’ll have to check it out
Should give away some of that fast finish!😉😘
Did the Sonax ever feel as slick as the FF or did it remain tacky?
Remained tacky IMO
This is why I actually like to use sonax PNS as a base and megs UFF as the topper. Saves money if you're topping up after maintenence washes with meg's as well.
I also think Sonax PNS adds more depth and gloss than UFF, but UFF is slicker and easier to apply. Hence another reason why I use them that way.
A lot of people swear by Jescar Powerlock topped with Collinite 845, but those take immensely longer to apply. They do provide a warmer look I would say. But with the 4 hour cure time with Powerlock it's not as realistic for mobile detailers and weekend warriors working in driveways.
@@SecretSauceyjuice I agree about the mobile thing. With that combo, you need to do powerlock, then let sit for minimum of 3 hours after wipe off, then collinite, then wait 8-12 hours then 2nd collinite. (For perfect results as intended)
And the next day you may have to wash if oil surface and haze.
It sounds nuts writing it out, but I love the combo. The oils thing only happened to me when I first started using it and used too much. Crazy how little collinite goes such a long way.
But for a home gamer on your own car it's a great combo.
I'm going to be trying powerlock with other toppers when the mitten thaws this spring but so far it's the best combo I've found.
For your business do the best you can while still giving the customer the best with what you have to work with. I'm sure they'll be happy :-)
Hey jimbo i have meguiars fast finish should I put fast finish first then a wax or Wax then fast finish? Nd hydro blue is amazing it last 3-4 months here in the rust belt
no need for wax bro
@@AntLive29 I know but i know a wax would give it already 3-6 weeks of protection if on top of a sealent. Chicago weather dont play :(
AlwAys sealant first. Then top of with wax of your choice.
You can go either way, but the sealant bonds better to clear coat. Usually want the strongest thing down first. If it's a carnauba wax then definitely sealant first. If it's a synthetic wax (pretty much also a sealant) then, for me, the one that I like the water behavior most goes on top. I.E. turtle wax ice paste (people hate on this stuff) I put on top because it is so hydrophobic. But say chemical guys butter wet wax or another carnauba I put on top because the fast finish has stronger bond with the clear and when the carnauba wears away/bakes away in sun, the fast finish is still there.
If you like sheeting behavior of fast finish, you can put a synthetic "wax" on first, let it bond for 3-12 hours after wipe off (whatever directions say) then fast finish on top.
Fast Finish is the best bet.
Do you still recommend Autofiber towels? Looking to purchase some new towels and add to what I have currently.
Drew Petry yes I do - the JIMBO Kit is a great option. Check out JimboDaily.com
I was just looking at that actually! I like the variety so I may try that out! I had another question for you, I’ve got a small orange spot on the front of my new white Jeep, tried the meguiars ultimate wheel cleaner because I assumed it was a rust spot. That did nothing, then I hit it with some compound by hand and that also didn’t do anything. What else should I try?
Drew Petry hard to say without seeing it. Maybe a light wet sand with 3000 grit then DA polish
Thanks, I’ll give a few other things a shot and see! I appreciate the help and enjoy your channel!
*Ok stick with the Fast Finish but let us look at the Garage bruh N I C E setup**17:52**!!!*