Armour Detail Supply Amplify - Gloss and slickness in a bottle

[@armourdetailsupply]

Awesome video, Mike! Sorry for the "unprofessional" bottles, but happy you were able to give the product a test run!

[@MikeGDetailing]

Thanks. Not a problem. It’s all about what’s inside that counts. Interesting that it can be used as a spray and rinse.

[@SlowGTS]

Great demo! I’ve been using Amplify with my weekly wash on a ceramic coated car. Is there a point at which you recommend a high ph wash to remove old layers of Amplify? I love the look, but want to avoid affecting the coating characteristics over periods of extended use. Thanks.

[@whitegoodman7465]

@@SlowGTS Amplify doesnt build layers as their website states that's why it can be used every wash if you want and it will adhere properly.

[@chrisbradley3224]

I noticed Adapt seems slightly more hydrophobic and sheets faster than Amplify for me. Amplify is super slick though. I’d say it’s a better version of Gyeon Ceramic Detailer; and I like that product.

[@paulrogers3511]

Been lovin these products!!!!

[@artsteinbroner7832]

Based on your initial usage, have you got an opinion on whether you prefer DIY's or Armour Detail Supply's product lines?

[@MikeGDetailing]

Good question. I have not used all of the DIY Detail product such as ceramic gloss or quick beads yet. But I like what I have used from DIY. Yvan did send me their new coatings and I will have sort of an unboxing video up later this week and an idea that I have to test them. The other thing is DIY is the more complete line from interior to exterior. I will say I like that hat I have used from Armour. They are onto something and I have a gut feeling they are going to blow up.

[@kavionebrown4615]

@@MikeGDetailing so I guess gloss is comparable as well? Since I took your advice with echo everyone asks me what I use on my car 😁

[@MikeGDetailing]

@@kavionebrown4615 yeah comparable. I say keep using Ech2o. I still use that more than anything.

[@kavionebrown4615]

How does it compare as a quick detailer to echo ??

[@MikeGDetailing]

Slickness is comparable. Both are easy on and off. I have not tested armour detail spray as a drying aid. But Ech2o is just so good even till you his day as it is my goto drying aid of choice.

[@ScottKelley]

Have you tried Wowo's detail spray when it was being sold here in the US? I am wondering if that reminds you of that stuff, because that was my favorite product because of the smell, the slickness and how easy it was to buff away. I think I want to try this Amplify stuff.

[@MikeGDetailing]

I have not used that wowo's product so I can not comment on how it compares. But amplify is easy to use, smells good and is slick. If you try some use code THANKYOU10 to save 10% off your order from Armour Detail Supply.

[@ScottKelley]

Awesome, Appreciate it.

[@colbygraves9298]

Any dust issues with this vs Ech2o or Dream Maker? Looking for a drying aid that leaves little to no protection behind. Also considering Absolute.

[@MikeGDetailing]

Missed your question. I will have to check the next time I use Amplify. It is very slick. Comparable to Ech2o. Dream Maker is not slick.

[@Ecdetails]

GLOOSSSSSY BRO

[@Ecdetails]

I brought some things to try well see how it goes

[@MikeGDetailing]

@@Ecdetails what did you order?

[@Ecdetails]

@@MikeGDetailing let me check cause they added some stuff for me to try . I got the Ceramic spray sealant, Adapt, Shampoo, Tire+

[@MikeGDetailing]

@@Ecdetails enjoy them. Adapt works good for interior wipedowns. Tire+ will give the dark tire look. The ceramic spray sealant has good hydrophobics and is pretty slick. Did well with the rain here.

[@kxld03]

Im an enthusiast with coating experience. Can i get the pro coating ?

[@MikeGDetailing]

Fill out the application and DJ will reach out to you armourdetailsupply.com/pages/pro-approval