Obsessed Garage Wheel And Tire Package v2.0

[@tejael1]

This is the reason I stay loyal, Matt will tell you EXACTLY why a product is used!

[@mjack70]

As always, appreciate you not “selling” us stuff, but giving us the optimum way to take care of our cars.

[@idrummerboy13]

I feel exactly the same about brake buster. Used to do the adams combo...realizing my wheels never get awful since the cars are washed at least once a week, there is no need for an iron remover every wash. Even works well on hammered wheels too. Also saves the time of spraying the tires with a diff product. Just throw it in the foamer and foam! Thanks for all of this Matt!!

[@Mari0o0o]

Last time I was this early Matt was still distrustful of the awesome guys at P&S

[@ObsessedGarage]

Ha, ha...

[@TannerRE]

the Hyde's story is awesome, i hope having it in the OG store help grow his business. Would be great if you had a chance to do a video at his place or have him on the podcast to hear some more of the story.

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

The EZ Detail brushes are the best period. I've been using them for years and years. They'll last forever if you don't bend them and several years if you constantly bend them to get behind the spokes. They're soft enough that they won't scratch yet strong enough to agiate stubborn brake dust. Everyone else just copied them.

[@alexanderbarr]

Can't tell you how much I'm looking forward to you getting some of the Bilt Hamber Labs products in your hands.

[@brandynshroyer4240]

I’ve needed a product like rust stopper for so long, can’t wait to try it out.

[@youngblood23rb]

That Incredibrush is the best detailing tool I own, and I'm buying Hyde's cause the guy's story, very kool

[@ricardogomez01]

THANK YOU MATT!!! for going in detail on all the products you used previously and why you changed them. That adds FAR MORE VALUE rather than stating that it's better compared to "everything" . When other reviewers on KZbin state they compared products to "everything", it really is meaningless unless they list out all the products it is being compared to. In my opinion "everything" is != to all the products I or others may have used. New products are introduced constantly. "everything" = "none". Once again thank you for going through all the products you previously used!

[@ObsessedGarage]

Sure thing man. I haven't tried everything and likely never will, but I do have a body of knowledge from testing quite a few and using them on my cars rather than just trying them on something one time.

[@philbolte254]

Thanks for getting the Hydes. It solved my issue of brake pads sticking to rotors the morning after shampoo. Haven't tried BB yet.

[@JuanMartinez-tg2vh]

Matt starting to become part of the auto detailing/ p&s mafia.

[@gabea.458]

I thought somewhere I saw someone had the tough shine brush with black bristles ,maybe I'm wrong. I think it would stay looking nicer, less stained.

[@ObsessedGarage]

It was just probably mine that was stained black from use.

[@gabea.458]

@@ObsessedGarage could have swore it was a Rag Co. Video🤷‍♂️

[@timpirtle3906]

Good upgrade....thanks MM!

[@Jeeper1378]

Have everything there except the BB and Pearl. I tried BB and still prefer AF’s even though its more $$$$. On my coated wheels i just use car soap.

[@keyboard101101]

Anyone else starting to miss the longer videos?

[@ObsessedGarage]

I'll have a boat load of them coming up next week with the M5 series!

[@1BoosterForAll]

Alright I need this package!!

[@tpeele2001]

In my testing I've found Adam's to be superior to the BB on the tires. BB does fine on the wheels and equivalent to other similar cleaners.

[@motiOn732]

I think the key distinction is maintenance vs deep clean. PS, I'd imagine, will do better for a maintenance wash and not kill all of your dressing, while Adam's is much more aggressive

[@Ruhdiculus]

@@motiOn732 I agree with you, Scott; I love t&r on hammered customer tires when foam with BB. Works perfect.

[@jerydnoblett121]

Hey Matt, is the Brake Buster safe to use with carbon ceramic brakes? Ive read and seen that these stronger cleaners can get in and delaminate the rotor materials. Any input on that?

[@Ruhdiculus]

He recommends just using a ph neutral soap.

[@Piglet6256]

Im strapped in, GO :)

[@hammertimee777]

Some of us here come to watch matt because he is quirky in front of the camera. we wouldnt have it any other way.

[@chefrd381]

not to get off the SUBJECT but what is th power washer you use in your wash bay I seen the video from a tear ago with the kid and the white BMW. it had mad pressure and and kick the karcher 1700 I just bought isn't doing it for me thanks.and no I didn't buy the karcher from you but got all the add ons

[@nicholasrubino5426]

If you aren't fortunate enough to have coated wheels, would you recommend using something with the sodium-diglocolate (spelling?) instead of the P&S?

[@Jeeper1378]

Nicholas Rubino my wheels are coated and i just wipe em down with QD. A thorough wash weekly with reg car soap. I dont really need a dedicated wheel cleaner.

[@Jeeper1378]

68Camaro RS/SS oh shit i read that way to fast ... (hide) i read it as he had coated wheels lol 😂

[@ObsessedGarage]

All of my wheels are coated. I use this on it. A coating shouldn't make any difference.

[@chrispowerlifting]

Hey Matt! Fellow detailer here & enjoying your informative videos 💪🏻 What is your favorite? CarPro Perl, Chemical Guys VRP, or Meguiars Hyper Dressing?

[@ObsessedGarage]

CarPro Perl for tires and Hyper Dressing 4:1 for the engine bay or truck bedliner.

[@chrispowerlifting]

@@ObsessedGarage Definitely. Thank you for the reply 💪🏻

[@ac7384]

Have heard brake buster removes or very weakens the protection on wheels. Well least a wax or sealant. Is this true ? As I domt wamt to reapply a protection every couple weeks

[@phasmata3813]

It does use dipropylene glycol monomethyl ether which is a solvent that can be problematic, but not being a professional chemist, I'm not going to say whether or not it is a problem in this context and in the solution it is mixed into. I know there are other wheel cleaners out there that go out of their way to avoid using such solvents and tackle the problem of brake dust and brake pad adhesive residues a different, safer way. The solvent-free cleaners that I use regularly as a professional are by Sonax, McKee's, and Nextzett.

[@EastLosPyro]

What are your thoughts on the Auto Fanatic Wheel Foam??

[@ObsessedGarage]

It's good. I do like it too. I was torn on that versus this.

[@Piglet6256]

Im missing the rim coating stuff? Perl for the tire, but rims?

[@ObsessedGarage]

Bead Maker

[@Piglet6256]

offcourse, i missed it i guess in the extensive explenation :)

[@natesales5880]

You ever tried slipping a plastic bag over each tire afte drying them. Then finishing the rest of the car find the tire's alot easyer to put dressing on when im done. I just feel like its a hassle re drying wheels again after washing the rest of the car.

[@faisal3398]

You know that's a great idea, I think I'll try that.

[@ohboy2592]

This is why I wash the car first then the tires.

[@paulberman1979]

no Chadwicks triple play?

[@ObsessedGarage]

Ha, ha... Good one.

[@Piglet6256]

See you forgot the bead maker, thats why i missed it, its not on display neither mentioned in the video, neither in the package. Not to be a pain in the ass haha, but shouldnt it be in the package since its the total package for wheels and tires? So now its not a complete package which if i listen correctly is the idea :)

[@ajdipaolantonio3051]

Just curious, why isn’t tarminator part of the package?

[@russellhagy]

I imagine because he only uses it for prepping new tires. It's not part of his regular cleaning routine.

[@ObsessedGarage]

Yeah, it's only for Prep, so I opted to have it a la carte.

[@Jeeper1378]

See Apex detail shoot down BrAke buster ? Ouch.

[@jackemerson1171]

Brake Buster is fine for normal use and nice that can use for tires too.

[@ObsessedGarage]

These freaking detailer guys on KZbin. They are so simple minded that they don't even realize they are just copying others. They are incapable of original thought, so why would anyone take their advice? It makes no sense.

[@Jeeper1378]

Obsessed Garage i agree with most of them. Brian (Apex) seems pretty fair, i trust his opinion over most of the others.

[@Piglet6256]

you need to get a load of some really dirty rims and wheels and test the products, so you can see which does clean the wheel and rims and which is best? Cos if it has a bit of dust on the rims, some water and soap will do the trick for example, but if the rim isnt cleaned for 6 months, does it clean the rim then????

[@ObsessedGarage]

Nah...I'm not interested in messing with stuff that I would never have and neither would the people that are buying from me.

[@Piglet6256]

@@ObsessedGarage ok, that could be a choice

[@Piglet6256]

that could be a reason i guess

[@rhenzlemuel09]

Is p&s beadmaker a good product to coat the wheels?

[@Carlos.Rivera]

As a stand alone product no, but AFTER the coating sure why not

[@Jeeper1378]

Yea it doesn’t last long.

[@dtreuro7165]

Hi Matt, I have looked all over the internet to find information on Hyde’s Serum Rust Stopper about what effect it has on brake pad material. You and every other person in article’s, video’s and forum’s I have found only talk about and seem to care about is the rust which is all about looks. What do you think it is doing to your stopping distances and why would you not care about that? It is never even mentioned. I would love to see an msds sheet with what is in this and again I can’t find that information. Since you sell and ship this product can you please supply me with and msds sheet. Thanks

[@ObsessedGarage]

It has zero effect.

[@dtreuro7165]

@@ObsessedGarage Do you know that because you tested it or did they just tell you that. What does the msds sheet say is in Hyde’s Serum and can you supply me with the msds sheet. Thanks again

[@ObsessedGarage]

Shoot [e-mail]. He'll send you the MSDS. Those don't tell you much about what is really in the product. I've been using this for about 9 years with no issues.

[@lsturbointeg]

sooooo $300 to clean wheels?

[@ObsessedGarage]

I have $12,000 wheels.

[@plorwax]

Yea just use dish soap at home and some sponge from the dollar store. Why are you even here? LOL

[@sampied]

@@ObsessedGarage gotem

[@hammertimee777]

Many of the products included in this kit can easily last 3-8 years. Like the brushes and microfiber towels. I have been using my wheel brushes similar to the ones in this kit for almost 10 years. So really, over the course of many years, much of the cost of the brushes and towels are spread out over many years. Of course, if you have ceramic or other low dust brake pads, you will be using a lot less cleaning products, so the cost goes down. Having wheels that are coated will reduce the frequency of cleaning, so this kit will last a long time. You can also make your own system from using stuff you like. If you piece a system together from Walmart and autogeek, it will cost you around $250-300, so I don't think this is expensive at all. However, one thing I will add though. Not having free shipping does make the OG kit a little more expensive than the competitors that offer similar product offerings

[@derekhanson4215]

lsturbointeg noooo! It’s $300 worth of products. What you do with them is up to you. 😂

[@paradiseprod6153]

man already sold out oof

[@ObsessedGarage]

Ran out of Perl. It's due in this week.

[@jadsh3810]

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[@bryanmoreno6596]

A 25 min "discussion" video.........I remember when youtube had a 10 min cap, lol

[@wokekidd]

Bryan Moreno a person “complaining” because of a video... I’m remember when people weren’t forced to watch it oh wait you’re not.. lol

[@youngblood23rb]

@@wokekidd Some folks have very limited attention spans

[@bryanmoreno6596]

@@wokekidd wow, bet you feel good. Wasn't complaining. Just an observation. Just silly. Easy keyboard warrior.

[@wokekidd]

Bryan Moreno what I did wasn’t complaint ether just stating the obvious. Ha easy, snow flake.