New Detail Spray Tried

[btfarm]

This is BY FAR the best stuff I've ever used to finish a wash job. I found it on a clearance rack at the store for about 4 bucks and thought WTH:???: For that I'll give it a try. I'm not exactly following instructions. I spritz a very small amount on a section or on the micro towel and wipe it in (black plastic and all) then wipe/polish with a dry micro. Freakin' perfect with almost no effort. I thought it was because I keep my paint pretty clean but I took her black Tahoe to the Super Wash and did a good pressure wash (first other than drive throughs since last fall) and hit it with this Eagle One stuff. Best it's looked in a long time. I like it so much I ordered a case of 6 @ 23 oz bottles on line. Even works on an old tractor to bring some shine back once the dirt film is washed off. I can envision other stupp because it's a pretty good water repellent too.

 

[3500GMC]

I've used that stuff a time or two. It's a milky stuff that mixes with the few water drops and it does help keep the swirls to a minimum. Almost like a 'lube' for your towel.

Also Mike try this stuff. It's good for spot cleaning plastics and bug guts off. Light solvent base that penetrates and then you buff it to a shine. Real good for textured stuff. Back when I had a motorcycle it was the THE go-to after a ride. Real good on your plastic light lenses. Good on paint too. Just all around good stuff.

 

[carlorig]

Nice stuff. I've been using the Turtle ice spray wax, and it works perfect. I can also apply it on plastic trims.

 

[btfarm]

Been sold on ICE since it came out. Even shines up the over the rail Line-X. Doesn't suck up dust like Armor-All either. :thumbsup:

 

[tanman_2006]

x2 on the ice. I have a full selection of it but I might give the eagle one a shot. Grasshoppers have been at plague levels this year and my trucks look like they are loosing the war.