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Soft99 Contest! How has your detailing know-how saved you?
Comment to this video with a short story about how their detailing knowledge helped them in an unexpected circumstances. Saving the wedding with a can of wax? Cleaned the whole house with a bottle of quick detailer? Caught a burglar because they were out detailing in the yard?
The rules are simple. The most interesting and well-written stories win. Competition ends Wed 30th at 1700 BST. I will announce the winner in a stick comment on this post. Winners will have one week to respond to the announcement on the sticky thread ( I will need to collect contact info in order to send prizes)
Presentation of prizes.
1st place - QJUTSU Wheel Coat
2nd and 3rd place - Glaco Glass Compound Roll On + Glaco DX
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[@ForensicDetailing]

Guys our favorite answers are as follows: 1st IPPCARS4794 2nd Topazman 3rd laurencefalconer5242 Can these 3 people email me at Rover8200 with your addresses please (and put your YT username here as well please)

[@sussh8229]

Growing up my elderly neighbour Stan would help me by fixing my bike up. (brakes and handlebars ect) recently i noticed his headlights were absolutely useless. As he drives an old car and they were oxidised. I decided to help him out wet sand them and polish them then add a uv protectant they came out perfect and he was chuffed with it. Now he can get around during the night safely.

[@hitardo]

A friend of mine gave me a call, stating that a friend could offer - free of charge - his cars for my wedding, which was in the Madeira Island, in Portugal. I went to his home, and the choice of between a beautiful maintained Mercedes-Benz W203, or a bright red Toyota Land Cruiser. My wife choose the W203, as it was quite easier to get in and out with the dress. I was quite embarrassed for not paying back the man - especially after speaking with him, as he is a great man. After leaving his home my mind was set: I had to offer him the best detailing products I owned to thank him. I sent the products to him, and my friend deliver to him a document with the instructions I wrote on how to apply each product. The man loved it! Still to this day we chat, and he sends me pictures of the cars after he cleans them 😀 It is absolutely great.

[@chrisryan3445]

Thanks for the video as always Jon. My detailing story: A good friend of mine who owned a white R32 Nissan Skyline had his car in for the (typical Japanese) rusty inner arches done. A couple of weeks afterwards and the entire car came up in a case of the measles - it was from being in the workshop, it had been spattered with metal grinder debris embedding it in the paintwork on every panel along one side and had started to rust. The car was due to be part of a wedding - all white GTRs for the then owner of the GTR Owners club - a R34, R33 and my mates R32 - and had to look it's best. I hadn't long got into detailing and we managed to get the car back up together and gleaming with my recent discovery of clay bars (was the old Meguiars system you used to get in Halfords)

[@david-joehollingworth3359]

We moved into my mums old house, redecorated the entire house but being ex-council it has a few quirks. The bathroom only has a few rows of tiles and the rest is paint, we repainted the walls a nice blue, but whenever we use the shower and water gets on the walls it's staining them and pulling it off. I'd not long bought some turtle wax original hard shell liquid wax and reading the bottle it claims 101 uses and safe for all paint types, so I've thought about it. Gently waxing the paint on the walls and they're nice and protected, the paint can't get stained if the water can't stick to it. My partner thought I was mental waxing the walls but worked a treat 👌

[@hitardo]

The best use of detailing products I got was... In the bathroom. Last year I purchase a new home for my family, and the bathtub was quite different from what I and my family member were used to, coupled with the fact that it was old. By applying polish, I was able to bring back the shine on the faucet. I used a water spot remover, I was able to clean the minerals stuck all over. With a good APC, I was able to clean every corner of that place. All the surrounding 25 year old ceramic came back shining by using a steam cleaner. Lastly, I applied a ceramic coating to the entire surroundings, as well as a rain repellent on the windows. It has been over a year, and that bathtub still shines, especially because it does not have to deal with the extreme conditions cars do on the outside.

[@philtaylor5053]

8:55 I can imagine Jon's missus going mental with the dirt splashing onto the white painted wall. 😂

[@SDJSound]

I use the Glaco Compound and DX for the glass surround on our shower cubicle. Living on the South Coast, the water is hard and leaves calcium deposits easily. The Glaco beads off most of the water reducing spotting and make cleaning it very easy, especially when using diluted spirit vinegar. Thanks for the video, Jon! 👍

[@paulmarriott2544]

Few years back the cleaner at work was thinking of scraping her H reg Audi coupe. It had gone pink. I took it away and polished it back to red. It's still going strong to this day.

[@laurencefalconer5242]

My elderly neighbour whilst chatting told me they were going to spend £6000 on new windows and back door due to the plastic frames looking all yellow and stained but the double glazed glass was fine. I Asked if they mined if I could clean them for them. Cleaned the glass and frames with a surface surfactant and then used Autoglym bumper care on the white frames. Came up a treat and stopped them from spending thousands from they're stretched pension pot. What did I charge,,? Two strong coffees and a couple of hob knobs. Nice to be nice.

[@ForensicDetailing]

Hi there :) you came 3rd can you email me please at [e-mail] please include your YT name so I know which of the 3 winners you are. And your address

[@BrianW1612]

For heavily contaminated wheels where the crud just doesn't shift after a heavy alkaline & fallout remover combination, I always reach for wheel acid. I tend to be careful in how I apply it & spray into a brush before spreading it over the alloy. This helps avoid the chance of damage to calipers/wheel caps you mentioned & will shift the stubborn stuff with ease. I rarely need to use it but it's a must have in the arsenal for neighbours cars mainly. With regards to detailing knowledge, after moving into our first house 2 years ago we had the kitchen floor tiled with grey gloss ceramic tiles. The cleaning of the excess grouting by mopping marred the tiles heavily. Very noticeable in certain lights so I broke out the flex & some compound, brought them back to perfection over several weeks a couple tiles at a time, the mrs was thrilled 👌

[@anishgupta3888]

I've used ONR on the heated towel rails in my bathrooms to remove water marks, clean and add a sparkling shine with minimal effort.

[@jamespovall7551]

I work for an f1 team and we often have to make acrylic windows that fit the profile of certain components so lasers can shine through and see the airflow. I happened to scratch one of these windows but was able to fix it using some polishing compound i had in the boot of my car

[@robru]

On a Sunday when we needed to clean the oven we forgot to get oven cleaner from the shops. I had some autobrite citrus degreaser in the garage and was told not to use it. To cut a long story short I did use it. Thankfully it worked, and it’s safe to say she was very pleased with the results!

[@stewartmacdonald601]

My cousin came over from the Middle East, and some young kids had pranged his hire car with a football. So he arrived at mine with a fair amount of scuffing / scratches. So I washed off the panel, and fired in about it with my Meguires DA and two stages of Mezerna polishing. The only problem afterwards was that there was a nice clean and shiny panel, compared to the rest of the car. No visible scratches left at all (well without a very close inspection anyway). I can't imagine what the hire company might have charged him for that, but 30-40 mins of my time and a bit of knowledge saved the day there. Otherwise I'd imagine the hire car company would have wanted 3 figures for that.

[@joelg34]

If you weren't sweating and dirty, it wouldn't be Forensic Detailing Channel Jon.

[@pensansproductions3278]

I had bad rust stains from a boiler vent that had soaked into the exterior upvc kitchen window frame. Nothing seemed to touch it and it covered half the frame and sill. Specialist upvc cleaner, general houshold cleaners or even abrasive cleaners etc.bleach would damage the surface and matt the plastic. The window specialist said the only way he could get rid of the staining was to fit a new window but it would do the same in the next year or 2 and cost would be over £1000! Having bought some fallout wheel cleaner and seeing how well it removed dirt and rust stains from wheels, I wondered if the rust shrinking properties would work on the window? Glad to say it worked a treat! The guy who specialises in upvc renovations was also so impressed he now carrys a bottle of fuso fallout remover and wheel cleaner in the van for exactly the same purpose as removing rust stains from old upvc was one of the most common but hard to get good results jobs he had call outs on! Now its a 5 minute job for him and happy customers. We didnt expect it to work so well and a quick spritz of paint sealer twice a year has kept it looking like it should!

[@alex_tricker]

Great video! My detailing story is when my parents had an awful stain on their tiles in the bathroom, they couldn’t get it out. We live in a very hard water area, a quick spray with water spot remover and the stain was gone! Safe to say I’ve used a lot of it in and around the bathroom now!!

[@ItsMeYourRealDad]

I did that to the bathroom mirror too before I used fusso coat on it. P.s. dont use ceramic coating in your shower as it makes it VERY slick and slippery (I found out the hard way lol)

[@alex_tricker]

@@ItsMeYourRealDad love that 😂😂 you ceramic coated the actual shower? Haha

[@piovo5222]

@@ItsMeYourRealDadfusso is shite on glass only lasts and works well on metals/ body panels.

[@HantsLeo]

Meguiars Ultimate Compound: Shifted the hazy film inside the windscreen. Brought my heavily stained uPVC window frames back to white Shifted burnt on stains etc on the hob in the kitchen. PERL brought my plastic shed back to life. Surfex HD removes soap scum on the bath so easily.

[@excalipolice]

My missus moaned at the dust build up on the fridge. Out came the Turtle wax graphene inside job and back in her good books! 😂

[@MrTechstyle]

As an ex-detailer and now an industrial designer, I'm in the process of using my car cleaning knowledge to design a complete car cleaning system which makes set up and storage of all the service wash gear far easier and condensed, BIG things coming to grit guards also as CFD (computer fluid dynamics) revealed some shocking results from the market leaders!!

[@owensteele1645]

Recently, I used my usual paint correction combo to correct the paint on an old dishwasher that used to be in my work's kitchen and hadn't worked for months. My boss was going to throw it into the metal scrap skip but I rescued it, took it home, got it serviced and fully detailed it. The hardest part of the job was carrying and balancing it over my head for nearly two miles, as it won't go into the boot of my little old Peugeot. Two lessons learned here - Firstly, Mercedes-Benz Arctic White is a perfect match for touching-up dishwashers, and secondly, dishwasher paintwork is single-stage. It is not clear coated.

[@TheGreatChrisB]

If I saw that Soft99 cleaner in an ad cleaning the inside barrel of a wheel that easily I would think it was marketing bs. I've never seen a cleaner do it that easily. Honestly didn't even need to do the other steps, it got you 99% of the way there.

[@mattarnold7633]

Great video as usual. I need to go and clean some wheels now! I like to keep my shoes clean and the white soles get dirty easily, which always bothers me. So I use Bilt Hamber APC to clean the white soles on my trainers. Of course I use a weak solution, but it does do a great job of removing all the dirt and bringing them up white again.

[@Tim955w]

The back of a Roman blind was getting rather gruby and made from a fleece type fabric that would ball up easily if rubbed. Surfex HD at 5% agitated with a soft detailing brush, hoovered out with a couple of layers of a microfiber cloth held taught over the hoover hose to capture any dirt / dampness without getting into the hoover did the job just nicely.

[@markstead7867]

I tried to gain some brownie points with the mrs, so I thought I'd clean the oven using brillo pads, the micro pieces of wire bonded to our new stainless steel sink and drainer ruining it and no matter which kitchen cleaner we used, nothing would remove the rust. So that night at bedtime I had a thought, instead of a midnight feast, I cracked out the iron fall out remover... brownie points reinstated

[@oops5887]

Hi) I'm from UA, not from UK, but, just for fun: 1. I clean textile chairs in my restaurants with Koch Pol Star 2. We use Koch Glass Star for windows there 3. My wife cleans with IPA some stuff she paints for sale 4. I clean my kitchen electric ceramic hob with Bilt Hamber Surfex HD 5. I clean my Nike by it also) 6. Mother's clay pad for glass shower door 7. Etc etc etc

[@MrDatblink]

I remember my dad buying his brand new Vauxhall Astra Coupe SE2 finished in Europa blue. The car had been the model in the showroom on display as it was quite a rare model, the garage had one of those wire coated metal price holders that they had rested on the cars roof, this had obviously been moved around while cleaning or knocked and created lots of tiny scratches on the roof. I had only just got into detailing at the time and I managed to sucessfully use my Meguiars G220 polisher to machine polish out the small scratches on the roof. My dad was over the moon as he didn't trust taking it back to the garage for them to sort.

[@user-pu7tm6ct8y]

I used Bilt Hamber touch Touch less to clean my conservatory. Works a treat, looks like new again.

[@joebrackenborough1051]

I am not recomending as i dont know but When we moved into our house the toilet had lime scale you have never seen before, tried toilet cleaner and other stuff and the stains wouldnt go, i put some 6 year old orginal wonder wheels on it as acid on lime scale and boom its was like new. Then my wife was like do the shower, sink and kitchen. 😢. Also waxed bilt hamerber double speed, my kitchen sink and bathroom sink worked well to keeps stains off.

[@garethowen4920]

I went completely outside the box on this one. Recently bought a Range Rover sport the previous owner had used chemical metal(of sorts). To stick the silver trim on the side steps however it had also gone all over the wing. By using the carb cleaner to freeze the “guey mess”. I was able to use the plastic lid as a scraper and remove this completely. After a buff and polish the wing is back looking like new :)

[@roderickvandekimmenade4854]

Knowing that you are a big Bilthamber user. Does it compare to this soft 99 lineup? I have tested so much, and I keep coming back to Korrosol, auto wheel, and Surfex HD. I buy bulk minimal 5l of all products, does it compare also on the cost effectiveness? And to answer your question, I am 90% close to your methode but also use acid for the worst case scenarios. Today, I cleaned up some stainless steel units and had some mild surface rust. Fallout remover worked great with some wire wool and lifted 90% off. Alkaly based APC, I use it on everything at home, from cleaning windows and frames to deep clean carpets and kitchen appliances. The big plus point using Alkaly cleaner I.e Surfex, is that it is safe for the environment and fine to use in cesspits.

[@lphcf]

Ok,finally a simple perfect explanation how iron removers work.thank you 👍

[@foxxyblieu9]

I’ve found my detailing knowledge has come in quite handy in a few situations. One of the memorable moments was when my aunt got a new to her kuga, only a few years old and very low mileage, but on the first week of owning it as she was going to put away the baby buggy she caught it on the paint work and put a nice scratch in it. Luckily, I had a look at it felt it with my finger nail and it didn’t catch, so I got out my 3 inch DA, a wool pad and Sonax cut and finish couple minutes later.. as if nothing ever happened. Saving having to pay for it to get repaired and an awkward conversation with my uncle 😅 I’ve also found it to be useful around the house, I’ve used autoglym glass polish followed up by turtle wax ceramic spray wax on a number of surfaces, including exterior windows, kitchen tiles and glass screen. All coming out lovely and reducing water spots 🙂

[@hpotia]

I polished and ceramic coated my friends car for his wedding. Fortunately I reached out to the detailing community for tips and they said not to work on the hood if you're putting on ribbons, as it will get scratched from rubbing in the wind when driving. So I saved having to duplicate work and did this after the wedding.

[@chrislewis7097]

A colleague was fitting a dash cam and didn’t notice they had cut themselves when removing trim until they had covered the A pillar fabric covering in bloody fingerprints. On a 4-day old Bentley!! Panic ensued until I grabbed my usual assortment of brushes, cleaners and microfibres from the car and promptly cleaned it back to factory fresh. Disaster averted (and a huge claim for our employer avoided!) Detailing knowledge is a powerful thing!

[@Car_obsessive]

Pet hate is when you change or replace the number plate on your car and you have to remove the sticky pads from the paintwork. Such a simple trick is to soak a piece of kitchen roll in tar/bug remover and set it on the pad and come back in five minutes and literally just peel it of. So easy and so satisfying 😎!

[@RyanAMG]

I’ve used detailing/home knowledge in a situation using glass cleaners for interior use…Some glass cleaners say streak free, but this isn’t always the case as I’m sure we all know. And it can be difficult in trying to remove the haze/smear. In this situation I would use warm water with a few drops on vinegar and a microfibre. This removes the haze/smear and leaves the glass streak free. I find gyeon glass a really good glass cleaner that is streak free. Cheers John keep up the good work.

[@arronmcknight]

The Missus got me cleaning the windows around the house and I had some leftover ceramic glass coating from a job and decided to coat the windows on the house. 😁

[@richardthomson2510]

Bilt hamber surfex for kitchen floor tiles used in conjunction with drill brush did an amazing job to restore tiles to former beauty. Bilt Hamber at its best.

[@skodakatie7341]

Great video John, those were all quite impressive products, I tend to use Sam’s detailing wheel and tyre cleaner, coupled with Chemical guys fallout remover, I find those two to be an effective combo. With regard to your completion, I use Chemical Guys butter wet wax polish for a variety of household chores, from cleaning and restoring radiators, to bringing back the plastic outdoor furniture, even soffits and guttering look amazing after application, and the bonus is, just like on my car paintwork, it adds protection!.

[@ippcars4794]

Hi John. Over the years I have put my detailing skills to good use. Many a friend will call me with a question or a disaster to potentially help fix. However one occasion stands out as a major save. Like many people watching your videos my garage is my happy place. I spend hours in there cleaning, polishing and just switching off from the world. In a similar fashion the shiny new kitchen we had installed just before Covid19, became a focal point for the family. Several areas however came with warnings and clear instructions from the wife. She was for example forever telling me to be extremely careful and never put anything on top of the glossy black induction hob. It was to her, like the bonnet on my car. ….Sacred. We even had a glass protector custom made to sit on top of the hob to protect it. Thats how precious it was and still is. One fateful day I did the unthinkable and didn’t use the protector as I plated up a wonderful fry up breakfast. Eager to gobble up the tasty food and in haste I managed to somehow drag a ceramic plate and cutlery across the top scratching the surface. I knew this was game over in my wife’s eyes. I could see the writing on the wall! I nearly panicked but quickly ran a nail across the surface and thought it might, just might be saveable. A swift or should that be mad dart into the garage for some compound, polish and a ton of cloths followed. Amazingly after a good session with a number of products and my trusty polisher it came up as good as new and importantly still worked! It was a major save not only for the gloss black induction hob but potentially for my marriage as well! I did of course have to confess to my wife about the damage and repair and its now something we can laugh about, well I can … thankfully !. Its a story that gets told time and time again as my wife cant believe I was both, completely stupid and scratched the surface (especially after so many warnings and how careful I am around my car), but also how I managed to bring it back to new. Of course the hob still looks great and I have indeed learnt my lesson! . She now keeps asking if my detailing skills can be put to good use around the rest of the house! Ceramic coat on the shower door ! I’ve not used Soft99 products so would love to see what they can bring to the party! Many Thx and keep making great educational and importantly enjoyable videos…. Thx Jim

[@ForensicDetailing]

Hi there :) you came 1st can you email me please at [e-mail] please include your YT name so I know which of the 3 winners you are. And your address.

[@simontennant3095]

Here is my story, I'd like to think most people on here would think to do this but anyhow! A while back, my parents had a bathroom installed, the full works, unfortunately after everything was finished and tidying up had commenced, various silcone, sealant and or other scuff markings were spotted in the shower tray and tiles surrounding the fixtures. Despite best efforts by the installation team and my mother nothing could shift some of the real stubborn marks. The company did offer to replace the tray but faced with the massive inconvenience of having the only bathroom in the house out of action again my parents decided to make do. First weekend after this, they went away for a break so I decided to try cleaning myself with Gtechniq panel wipe. came off 1st attempt with no hassle, I even gave the tray a little polish and buff to bring the shine back. My folks are well chuffed and car panel wipe is kept in the house on standby now.

[@jonathonbrett-qn1ic]

Hi Jon, just recently I was thinking of having my black leather drivers seat refurbished So I thought let’s give it a good clean I used auto glym APC just to see if I could improve appearance. They came up really nice the next day I applied leather cream and really happy with the results. Great video thank you :)

[@karlwarnes6062]

I've used Car polish on shower screens and mirrors too combat water spots and steaming up. Olive oil on door rubbers to prevent doors freezing shut and also to protect astro cast kitchen sinks. Autobrite tyre shine on door cills footwells on the van,cleans and protects like new,amazing product.

[@simon-mouse8739]

I used my detailing 'skills' with my das pro and a number of scratch removing products and polishes which you recommended, to bring back the shine of our kitchen worktop a while back. I was legendary and got lots of brownie points 😁😎👍

[@Audittr2108]

Literally two days ago I cleaned the oven and found the next morning the worktop had been marked where a patch of the oven cleaner had dried. Washing with various chemicals made no difference. Guessing that the oven cleaner had etched into the surface of the laminate worktop, I thought I would get a gentle finishing polish from the garage as I would with bird poop etching. Rupes Uno Pure was what a went for and gently worked it in with a microfibre. Needed to repeat 2-3 times but now the mark has gone. A bit of detailing experience saved the day and me from getting an earful from the Mrs!

[@matthewsymonds4885]

My sister drives a 5 year old Peugeot. She told me she was thinking of getting the car re-sprayed because the bodywork looked tatty! After a decent wash I applied fallout remover and tar spot remover (and repeated a few times). I finished off the car with Soft99 Fusso. My sister was amazed how good her car looks - and even happier there was no need for a respray.

[@andygunn8799]

Recently fitted an ECS xpipe to my RS5 and last Saturday with the windows down took a spirited drive back from Wickes forgetting that I had 5 litres of white emulsion in the passenger footwell. Needless to say the paint tipped over and the lid popped off. Spent the rest of the day with a wet vac and Autosmart G101 sucking all 5 litres of paint out of the carpet. Now you would never tell that I had a spillage

[@ModLyfe]

Long story short a 2 minute rear number plate bulb replacement ended up with me removing and replacing the rear number plate on a recently acquired Audi A2. After removing the number plate there were around 3 different sets (9 in total) of number plate adhesive strips taking up any space for new strips. Out came the wd40 and within 5 minutes all the old adhesive strips were removed along with all the residues. Top tip for badge glue removal. Petrol also does really well

[@ObsessiveCarDetailer]

As always expected Jon, a great video. I have that stain remover sitting on the shelf but not used it but that clearly needs to change. 👍

[@yankmydoodledandy6868]

The Mrs left an old steel baking tray to soak in the brand new ceramic sink that I had installed at the start of the year. It left rust stains all over the sink where it had made contact and no amount of scrubbing or kitchen chemicals would shift them. Then I thought that my fallout remover might just do the job, so I went to the garage and grabbed the bottle and a detailing brush and gave it a try. Within 30 seconds of application and gentle agitation all the rust marks lit up purple and were washed away. The sink was as good as new again. Needless to say, I bought the Mrs some aluminum baking trays and binned the old steel ones to avoid a repeat detailing session on the kitchen sink!

[@LordFryChicken]

I sometimes use my gallon of 3D Grandblast to clean up oil leaks in my yard as well as clean stubborn grime off my tiles

[@JS-bf9dw]

Along Fusso and Glaco line this is my favorite SOFT99 product! I´m always buying a lot of these, because they´re great on old and/or neglected rims. Also I use it to remove rust from wheel nuts and bolts. As always, great review, sir! P.S.: yeah, don´t let this stuff dry out ...don´t ask me why

[@GuyverGamingTV]

Never tried soft 99 yet. Would be cool to get some. Had a friend of the family who was in his 80s, always looked after his car the best he could but was swerled up badly and though it was cleaned it needed cutting. Luckily I had a cosworth I showed and did my car and family's so I said I would get his like new. He was over the moon when he saw his pain work like new. Good cut, polish and protection.

[@Jonnym96]

Koch chemie fse on shower door to remove water spotting. Works amazingly 😊

[@GavSloan]

When we moved into our new house (it was about ten years old) the kitchen was disgusting, in particular the cooker and extractor hood were baked in grease. The extractor hood metal filters were sprayed with Bilt Hamber Surfex HD and the grease completely dissolved in a matter of minutes! They came up like new. 👌

[@sohail2897]

Maybe a bit extreme, I used my KC Greenstar apc to clean the double glazing on the front of the house, managed to get it almost to factory white and then sealed it with some Powerlock to make life easier for the next time. Glass was treated with a clay mitt and finished off with Glaco. Must admit neighbours must have thought I've taken it a bit too far this time.

[@Cardetailingburnley]

A friend had a little problem with a deep scratch in their car and I was very surprised to get it down to almost invisible with my experience with machine polishing and used a high definition wax after to protect the panel

[@alpinab14]

hears my tip tip for the competition entry , another great used of spray way is on the shower glass , clean then apply any spray wax, you know have fantastic water beading which helps keeps the glass cleaner for longer

[@jeremytarbuck5221]

Jon do they screw up your ceramic coating, if used on paint after a time

[@rodpanhard]

i used my my paint chip filling and machine polishing experience gained from doing the car to fix my bathtub after I dropped a screwdriver while putting up a cabinet and it took a big chunk out of the enamel. the repair looked so good and clean I ended up polishing the entire bathtub and it came up like new.

[@Simb-l]

Glaco ultra on the shower glass

[@jamescapon6607]

I get plenty of debris from my tree in my front garden and get debris in places I can’t clean out. One place is the rear lights on my BMW. After taking them out. I found using my electric tooth pick was ideal for flushing the dirt out. The pressure was just right to clean them.

[@carlgreen3745]

I used a ceramic coating on my shower glass door. Fantastic!!! 🔥

[@Sparklife-UK]

A delivery driver pulled on my dads brand new block driveway he’d just had laid and leaked diesel all over it, sprayed it with neat surfex HD and let it dwell for a bit and blasted it away which shifted most of it but still had an outline and then foamed it with touchless and that somehow got rid of the rest of it

[@garethowen4920]

Also when having this chance I want to tell everyone about two cheap household products I use for detailing. Elbow grease only a pound in most shops one of the best engine degreasers I’ve ever tried, and black harpic for stainless exhausts where they look old and tired please try this green solution it’s also a pound and worth every penny

[@sprayaho1ic]

My mum got marks all over the side of her fridge freezer. I used my nano-polisher with some meg 205 and it came up like new. The sides have a dark grey gloss finish.

[@kilner79]

buffing a friends car and the post man knocks on the door the dog runs thru barking like crazy gets tangled in the buffer cable causes it to fly off my detailing trolley and the handle scratched the car but wuth a green pad and some medium cut toped with a light finish no one would ever know untill i just said it now :)

[@stephencook6333]

Recently spruced up and re sealed shower. Prepped area using panel wipe. And for good measure machine polished the shower screen with auto finesse triple. Nice hydrophobidity now 👍

[@euanmacrobbie8714]

My mom clipped a car parking in town and I was able to machine about 90% out and got a touch up pen for the really deep bits. Had it almost looking new

[@atrimmer4374]

Hi Jon,what effect do these products have on ceramic wheel coatings?

[@thomasszabo6270]

Hi, I used wet coat on kitchen furniture, because I hate clean stubborn dirt in the kitchen and with this “coating” cleaning is much easier. Easy win. ;)

[@andrewcollier7549]

Used the Graco compound on my car windscreen thought it was brilliant decided to borrow my neighbours ladder and do my entire windows of my house that was four months ago. My windows of my house are still clean when it rains. It just washes the dirt off used to have a Window Cleaner come once a month don’t need him anymore, so I made my money back within three months😊

[@gameforever_sj]

great video it was amazing how the wheel turned out and great content

[@mukundmistry1181]

I recently had my garage roof replaced and once it was all done I stood back and the garage door was letting it down as it was covered with moss, dirt and all sorts. I tried to pressure wash and did not shift anything, found an old bottle of Maguire's wash plus and a wheel brush and went to town on the door. It came up like new once rinsed 😂

[@simonrothwell9314]

Koch chemi fse on the gloss kitchen doors gives an amazing deep reflective shine, and lots of brownie points with the wife 😂

[@cliffordlennon]

After detailing the father in laws Merc E350 and showed him the proper way his bucket and sponge was in the bin and now he has more cleaning products than me!

[@KnightsGarage]

Where can we get the shelves you have your bottles on that we could see in the beginning of the video while you are talking?

[@VeloceVlogs]

I used Glaco Compound and Glaco Ultra to make my shower screen/window (glass) super hydrophobic. It’s magnificent everytime I shower to see the water just fall down to the ground 😎👌🏻

[@PixelVogue]

I did that on mine, lasts 3 showers before its gone lol

[@scottward8446]

Saved my nieces boyfriend a lot of money doing a full claying and compound polish plus used glaco glass sealant on his windows. Did the same for my ex when she bought a second hand car with paint correction so it now is spotless.

[@Topazman]

I started to use Soft99 Glaco Roll on max on all my house windows and keeps them clean and with all the rain beading beautifully, have also used it on shower doors after cleaning with Glaco Compound, only downside is it has increased my cleaning duties from cars to the house now 🤣 any spray air fresheners get used inside the house as well

[@ForensicDetailing]

Hi there :) you came 2nd can you email me please at [e-mail] please include your YT name so I know which of the 3 winners you are. And your address

[@archiepezek]

(Not eligible for the giveaway so no story here). Jon, that first product you used really did well to get rid of almost all that nasty stuff. Awesome cleaner. Thanks for the video.

[@skyway1512]

I had a building facade in central London that appeared dull as it had slightly oxidised over the years. We hired a cherry picker and armed with rupes nano we clean the whole frontage 10 metres high, it looked so much better

[@dudesome69]

The Stain Cleaner seem to be more of an all around stubborn dirt remover. There is also dedicated new cleaner for wheels, the DiGloss Kamitoré Wheel & Tire Cleaner which is meant for oily grime and tar deposits. Would you give it ago against the Stain Cleaner to see how it performs?

[@JC-welliz]

Recently, an oncoming vehicle ran over one of those pre-preparred pots of jelly an it splatteted over the car. No problem I thought. Before I could tackle the jelly splat however the dog beat me to it licked most of it off: Not really my skils but rather my dogs skills. Dogs can do detailing it seems..

[@DavidC1]

Nice one Bruce

[@danniwilliams8859]

My friends car had it’s wing mirror clipped and it was scratched but I used a DA to remove the scratch and they were over the moon!

[@alvin3502]

Is the stain cleaner safe on coated cars? My car always has this black streaks in the door handle and the side mirror and i might use it quite often on those areas. Im not sure if a coated car can withstand it

[@jamesfoote8916]

When I met my wife she had a beautiful black piano but it was In terrible condition because it had been spayed for years with furniture polish. “I’ll get that clean” said I “That would be good and I will make you a lamb dinner with roasties and all the works” well what could I do in came a very mild APC and clay bar and my 3 inch machine polisher with the softest of pad and a very mild maguires polish. 3 hours later of going at this piano with great ease I can tell you it looked fantastic. The lamb dinner was great the roasties the best I have ever had the evening just got better and we got married 10 months later. I got the dinner and I got the girl we are celebrating 17 years of amazing marriage this year we even still have the piano but it does not look as good as the day I detailed it. James

[@busaboy7]

Hi Jon using p&s bead maker on my gloss black kitchen tiles game changer

[@kamilianos]

6:17 is where you want to be

[@robertbrown9125]

Had to use Autoglym interior cleaner to remove the dog poo and sick from our brand new light grey carpet and from the walls as well. The dog was ok

[@decker0373]

I've got a few actually... cleaned all my parents fascias and soffit with citrus. Oven extractor hood with surfex hd. Soft detail brushes to dust my 2 oil paintings. Car wax on the taps to help to prevent minerals building up. Good luck everyone.

[@Charlie-gx9lm]

I’ve always used korrosol, rinsed then then hit it with a strong mix of surfex

[@mikethomas8782]

I removed a lot of heavy scuff marks/scratches along the nearside of a NHS colleagues car with a DA after it was damaged in a busy car park last Christmas

[@simon-mouse8739]

You go to a drive through car wash 😮. Great review 👍

[@owensteele1645]

The microwave and toaster in my work's kitchen used to be absolutely minging. Why don't people look after anything anymore? One quick application of Angelwax Regenerate and AutoSmart Platinum later, they have come up shiny again. Work-break toast has never tasted better.

[@joecanty205]

Found a deep scuff on the side of a car I'd just bought, used a paint kit from the paint touch up factory, wet sanded then Meguiars ultimate compound to make it glossy again and it was all sorted.... Saving me from having a repair done! Dont know how I didn't notice it 🥵😅

[@marklewin541]

Have you done a review on black plastic cleaners? About to get a XC40 and unfortunately Volvo love a good unpainted rear bumper