The infinity Wax one is a bit of a pig to rinse, that's for sure! But the traits of there being never ending rivers of purple seem to be common to all the good ones, especially around badges!

@SuperchargedLlama .... I guess we shouldn't complain to much as at least you know it's working

Excellent! Jap paints are far softer than a lot of others so they need a less aggressive pads and polishes. I realise I didn't put those options in the description, let me address that over the weekend.

Yup, but you see a lot of people saying you can use Reset as a pre-wash, so I was curious.

I'd not heard about that one - 3D have a lot of good products so I'm not surprised it's got a good wash!

I agree with you whole heartedly there. The Rinseless bit only applies to the contact wash stage, but there's so much content out there showing that you do it the whole way from the pre-wash (not that the bulk of Americans really don't really do much pre-wash apart from rinsing). The car I demonstrated with here definitely needed more than Touch-Less as it was so dirty and engrained; Vb or Garage Therapy Decon Shampoo were perfect for the pre-wash (and actually would have been the ideal contact wash product too, but the Rinseless worked well enough). Touch-Less is brilliant though, isn't it?

I was running the 1.25mm here, I guess you could purchase the 1.35mm one, but ultimately I don't think you'll ever fix this for pre-wash. Don't get me wrong, this is great for Shampoo, but in the UK we do a lot of alkaline pre-wash foam.

😅 you make a very good point there!

You're welcome, I hope it helps you get something you'd actually want 😅

I agree with you there 💯, on the one in-one out policy as well as using that voucher. I'd say go for Först or Touch-Less, they're incredible.

@@SuperchargedLlama Random thought, do you prefer green star to surfex then? Is there a usage case for me buying an APC if I've got some forst x remnants and IW citrus in backup to still go through? And, have you done a video on incinerate v2 yet? Did you notice any improvements over v1? IW don't seem to have said anything which is weird!

@AM4N18 I do actually prefer GS, yes. It's not quite as concentrated, but I find it doesn't leave any residue behind and rinses off more easily, which is why I've switched to it. I do have Surfex still because there are some jobs where it absolutely brilliant for, but you can still do the same with Greenstar! I have just thought that I might mix it up strong as use it as a light wheel cleaner at 10:1. Having a citrus based cleaner around is really helpful when it comes to bugs and stuff, but if you've got anything already then I think you're sorted. And as for Incinerate V2, I think it's about the same as V1 (haven't got both to compare) but it's a new formulation because various chemicals were harder to come by I believe.

It is indeed, if anything it'll reinvigorate them a bit, but being realistic, it'll just make the water you're putting on it a bit more Scottish in it's softness rather than anything particularly impactful on the paint. I find it's incredibly slick, which must be what it's like with a pH neutral shampoo and soft water.

Wife, children, grandparents, in-laws.... neighbours! 😅

Would it be fair to say that it has connector lugs that look like this for the where the lance attaches to the gun? www.killerbrands.co.uk/products/quick-release-adapter-nilfisk-kew-pressure-washer If it's one of those cordless ones they sell now, you're out of luck.

It really isn't.

Glad you enjoyed it, hopefully you get some goodies!

Big fan of the kwanza stuff too. It’s my bottle of choice (in blue obviously).

Wheel woolies…… worth every penny! Get em bought lad. Has to be WW though.

Only problem is stockists of “deals” don’t do all 18” length (ocd 😢) so you end up mix and matching, but as a gift for a loved one, less important 😂

Glad you liked it and agreed with my choices darling.

I have a very similar situation with my parents now 😅 I'm glad you found the video useful. If you decide to buy your own Christmas presents from this list (to try something new) then you won't be disappointed. Greenstar is nicer to use than Surfex as it doesn't leave any residue - good for interiors, but it isn't quite as concentrated. If you use Auto Wash as the shampoo then the Garage Therapy ones are a big step up there.

You're welcome! And yes Touch-Less performs very similarly, it doesn't need really long dwell times to work. The foam really only gives it a longer dwell time in the summer before drying out, but it has really good wetting agents, so it's not that big a deal.

Thanks darling!

I feel that! I've partly got a whole car because of it. What I would suggest in that situation is actually using Garage Therapy Rinseless, but just treat it as a regular car shampoo it you're not down for a Rinseless Wash routine (I still snow foam pre-wash btw). It doesn't waterspot, is very mildly acidic just to soften the water and doesn't pose any risk to your paint if it dries out.

Awesome thank you. I have ONR but not much left. Will try GT rinseless after my usual touchless pre soak. What's the deal with John Forensic not testing it recently?

@roger4880 I only heard a rumour that he black listed them are they were critical of one his videos, but I don't know what was said, which means I can't really have an opinion on who's in the right. If you want to see how much better at cleaning the GT Rinseless is than ONR, have a look at this. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r53GqmOmjdiZY7s

​@@SuperchargedLlama Thanks. Feedback is how people improve. 👍

@roger4880 agreed. I can't say how the feedback was delivered or what it was though, which could have meant it wasn't positive and was just critical; I've not seen Garage Therapy conduct themselves that way, but I also can't imagine Jon has that fragile of an ego. We'll never know eh?

With my McKee's sponge I kinda just force it into spaces, but after seeing the Hygan sponges on sticks, I think that's a really good option. My internet Dad, Paul Dolden, did a video on them recently, did you see that?

@SuperchargedLlama I used the interior one to good effect (door and boot hinge areas). But it was too much effort elsewhere (grille, under the rear spoiler, door mirrors). Just seen the interior set is smaller than the exterior set. I think there's a NEED for both sets in my life! Thanks.

I find the biggest issue facing DIY in the UK is the cost due to all the import taxes (which are warranted), I guess it's the same that faces Bilt Hamber in the US. You'll definitely have a good time with the Sigma V3, I think it's actually the slickest feel product I've ever used.

@@SuperchargedLlama I’m tempted to go for the 5L although i should really sample it first at £15 …either way great channel and keep the content coming 👍👍

@littlelegs6532 I feel you there completely! I know it's better value at 5L, but it's worth trying smaller first I reckon, you may have a product that you prefer (because so much of it is personal taste). Thanks for the kind words on the channel - I wish it was bigger so more people could enjoy it!

You could accidentally send this video to Grandma and see what happens 😅 You've just reminded me, you don't see many balding guys rocking the ponytail these days, do you? I swear it was quite common when I was a kid.

Strong choice there darling! I hope you also have a wonderful Christmas too!

Hopefully it helps you get something useful 😅

That's a really interesting topic to cover actually, I thought you meant car roofs at first but now I realise that isn't what you meant at all! I think that's quite specialist in a way - what pressure washer do you have and what sort of roof do you have to clean (pitched, flat etc) - are you trying todo it from ground level? I saw a neighbour having it down the other week, the guys looked like they had some serious kit for it.

Hi it’s a tiled roof that would be don from the ground and it’s pitched. I have Nilfisk p200 using your code I got hoover as well thanks . I also have an AVA easy p60

@demetriusboyle5165 tell you what dude, let me see if I can get both parts from Ava and Nilfisk and see if I can do a comparison!

Oh you're going to have a great time now you've got that adapter! If you've not tried DMS yet, that would be the one thing I'd suggest to go on the Christmas list, it's better than you'd ever imagine!

Thanks for all the love you've given me the last day or so 👍

Thank you darling! Yup the gold one is the acidic trigger, I've linked to the grey chemical resistant one to deal with the alkaline products I'm recommending their use with. That would be rubbish for the layman to work out, wouldn't it?

Thank you so much

I'm going to have to rewatch it and check which foam that was before commenting.

I've now rewatched it and can see that you're sharing the same opinions as me. I have to say, Super Foam is an outstanding pre-wash product, I really like it.

Only between 60 and 20 degrees, but yup. Interestingly Ava also have dedicated nozzles too, so they must also see a market for the specific nozzles (I've got the Easy P57 too btw). Ava guns for the Nilfisk hoses too, so you can use anything that's P80 spec (the nozzles have two spec ranges for flow rate and pressure).

Let me know when you use it, because I think the finish is one of the slickest things you'll have come across. and it gets slicker still after you've finished. Even an hour later feels slicker than when you just finished (which already feels incredibly slick).

You're absolutely right in your use case, that's how I typically use a Rinseless wash myself. This car was too dirty to do that with, but a good place to demonstrate it none the less. I used to have a water tank in the van (being a mobile detailer) and I found that even if I pre-washed with a foam, I used so much less water overall if I used a Rinseless for the wash process, which is a usecase that isn't talked about that often.

Especially when it looks that good and lasts that long, right? That's my thoughts too. I've got a bunch of other sealants to use up before I buy more, but then I do I think I'll just got go with this. I wonder if the Infinity Wax Obsidian I've got will work when wet applied!

You're welcome!

Really happy to hear that dude!

I made the same switch a few years ago (when I say a few...it must be 10 years ago!) I had a K2 and then a K4 - swapped to the C130i, which I replaced with a C135i when it finally died after 8 or so years. I use that as my backup in the van now, I use the P200 at home or if I'm helping any friends with their patio... it's immense!).

@SuperchargedLlama my karcher (HD4/10x classic) was an absolute Facebook bargain, I wouldn't have entertained it otherwise

@ThunderBandit84 I've got an HD4/8 in the van as my main one at the moment, works really nicely for mobile stuff as it runs off the generator no problems. I definitely think Karcher's pro range is absolutely fine. It's the domestic one that doesn't match up to Nilfisk (I don't think any other domestic brand does).

@SuperchargedLlama oh yeah it works just fine for what i need. Cleaning the car and work van etc. Just think you can get more for the price...like the Nilfisk or AVA

Had my P150.2 for 12 years now. It's a sealed unit so doesn't need servicing and all metal parts in the pump. Just need to replace the green O rings between the hose and the gun every now and then which are are a few £ for a pack 10. Great machine that'll outlast its owner at this rate! 😃👍🏾

I think that we detailing enthusiasts will know about this mod, but interestingly Nilfisk told me that the P200 mostly gets sold to people who use it for other things...and I reckon they'd have no idea!

I always seem to use both hands anyway 🤣

@ 😂 if you say so 😂 in fairness I also bought a small extension so I could reach the roof of my car as I’m a short ass 😂 but at least I can remove that to use the canon.

If the bayonet feature looks like the one I've linked to here (you can tell by looking at the nozzles or the extension lance) then yes, it'll fit for sure. I used this on my c135i too!

I didn't even try V2 due all the reported struggles. I can say that this probably the best of this product type I've used.

You're going to be very happy with both bits of kit I think!

I think it might be actually. It feels even slicker from memory, I'd say the gloss is at least on par with V1, but it could be marginally more.

There's been some really good discussion on this one hasn't there? That tip about diluting it, as well as someone else having used it neat but like I have here as a drying aid, hopefully means there's life in that old dog yet!

@@SuperchargedLlama what would you dilute V2 down to... 1:1 or something else? Thank you.

@decker0373 I've not done it so I'd follow the advice of those who have done it. I have definitely had people saying that wet applying V2, like I did with V3 here, has solved the streaking, so that must be diluting it too!

It really has. V1 was good wasn't it, everyone liked it, I remember the hype really going for it, but this one...wow! And I especially like that it can be used wet like this, because I was using Infinity Wax QDX for the same sort of task (wasn't as durable though), but they changed the formulation and now say you can't use it wet like this.