Scholl Concepts SW30 Is this spray wax worth £18?

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[@ashhunt3514]

Love how you break apart the instructions! So many buzzwords are used in the industry, sometimes we just want straightforward directions

[@supersaabclaire]

Yeah exactly, I often have to glance over the fancy words to just get to how to use the product 😏

[@deannorman6026]

Would love you to do a in-depth review of bead hero. I’ve had fantastic results. It’s a little expensive but the slickness, and beads are top notch

[@kevinb7058]

Hey Jon I used Carpro ech20 as a drying aid today at 1:20. Really nice to use and nice finish. Not a protection monster but that's what I'm looking for. Cheap as chips at 1:20

[@KiranPatel-fk1pg]

Since carpro Ech20 doesn't leave any real protection behind, you can also consider other rinseless washes diluted to waterless strength. For example P&S absolute is slicker than Ech20 and only needs to be diluted 64:1 for waterless

[@pigeonpoo1823]

I'm going to have to disagree slightly. I used Ech2o on my lino flooring and damn near killed myself the next time I walked on it. P&s is much better for flooring. And everyone's experiences are different, but on my car, the sponge is much slicker with Ech2o.

[@KiranPatel-fk1pg]

@@pigeonpoo1823 I've never personally used ech20 as a rinseless, only as a qd at 20:1, I didn't find it to be as slick as other drying aids I have used in the past and even found absolute at 64:1 left behind some slickness. I also fought some streaking with ech20 at 20:1 on a cool panel. Maybe as a rinseless ech20 is slicker. I've also realised that some products are slicker in use and others may leave more slickness behind after buffing. It really is preference.

[@mrczester]

@@KiranPatel-fk1pg You could try dillute Sonax BSD with water 1:1 and add it a bit of Ech2O. Very good mix.

[@paul6749]

I use Meguiars Ultimate Gold Class spray wax. It has carnuba, it can be used in full sun, and doesn’t stain plastic trim. Only costs £11

[@dalyo96]

Try get ahold and of some of the ADBL range of products. Polish company extremely popular here in Ireland. Would love a comparison with BH products, particularly alkaline snow foam, iron remover and wheel cleaners

[@benbirch2393]

Spray waxes huh. Id love you to review Autoglym Rapid Aqua Wax 👍

[@fc8o8]

Have you tried the silicone wipers from piaa would love to know your thoughts. As your supposed to not need a coating with them.

[@ForensicDetailing]

no m8 not tried

[@gajjarhb]

I would like to see gtechniq QD and meguiars professional 34 final inspection

[@paulb9630]

You right about the price , that’s way to high , I can get a good detailer spray from infinity wax for £10 or their QDX ceramic detailer for £14.

[@paulb9630]

First - save for later with a nice cup of tea

[@mrprofesor6131]

John can you do a review on the Labocosmetica lsp’s like Perfecta 2.0 (i think there is an SiO2 version as well), Cupido and Beneficia 3.0

[@ForensicDetailing]

not sure if theres enough legs in it mate but maybe a group sealant comparison we can do like a few togther

[@liamneale1831]

Does the bilt hamber qd mask strong hydrophobics from a wax or sealant? Anyone can answer if they use it btw.

[@pigeonpoo1823]

At 20:1, it does nothing beyond being a good drying aid. At 5:1 it adds loads of gloss and looks stunning (on my 3yr old always protected ford blue) over DSW or bsd. Not tried stronger than that because 5:1 is just lovely and dead easy to use.

[@captainunderpants1587]

Hi Jon could you review Polishangel Rapid Waxx?. Best spray wax I have come across.

[@ForensicDetailing]

proper old school solvent based wax emulsion mate. beads well but its overpriced for what it is. I think price is the biggest problem with polish angel. people wont pay the money for it mate.

[@samsunderland4255]

For £38.45 for 500ml it would have to enable the car to drive on water!

[@tonyosullivan2382]

Just checked my local place D&D Detailing over here in Cork and it's €16.00. Still too much though.

[@Ianw236]

I don’t get these products. I’ll wash the car then a day later it’ll be covered in dust, pollen, insect shit etc. Is this product safe for removing this ? When does it get to the point of having to wash the car again anyway ? At the moment i’m getting birds shitting on my car daily. Using the KOCH-CHEMIE FSE QUICK DETAILER at the moment and have done for years (mainly because of water spots after washing)

[@ForensicDetailing]

not really safe mate. no. light dust and pollen you cuold use it. not inserts or bird crap really.

[@ethompson5061]

Bouncers done&dusted remains the best for me

[@PixelVogue]

Rather use Fusso wax or BH Double speedwax

[@mattridler377]

Well yeah but they are both completely different products to this 🤔

[@tripsingh3642]

Interesting, can you give our subscribers a honest explanation John why Sonax Bsd is not your favourite choice for a quick detailer will be nice to know 😊

[@ForensicDetailing]

yer the gloss readings are low with it. its also thick and glupey and sticky and not slick. It beads like crazy though and its decent price.

[@tonyosullivan2382]

I've never found it sticky or hard to apply. Its a perfect winter product in my opinion.

[@paulwithers2511]

@@ForensicDetailing i always water bsd down 50%, less gluppy and only £4 a bottle, do you prefer BH quick detailer

[@PoohBear01]

Anything in a spray bottle isnt worth it.

[@davegilbert519]

Love a sweeping statement!

[@goatee01]

Yes, I gave up on QD sprays years ago. A rinseless loss at QD dilution is a much more affordable option where you aren't paying for mostly water.

[@Bull1the1Great]

Gyeon wetcoat is great . Fast and easy hidrophobicity