[TEST] Does Chem-X's Liquid-X Leave Protection? It Definitely Foams!

[@elolam9514]

I think you missed a spot with the foam cannon lol

[@tommyholt3465]

I think being marketed towards truckers sheeting makes more sense. The rain doesn’t leave spots where I live, but if you drive everywhere you will get water spots from rain at times.

[@BelLavoroAutoSpa]

Rain will leave spits regardless, because you need a high volume of water to induce sheeting. It definitely makes sense when you wash and final rinse, as most truckers aren't hand drying the rig.

[@tommyholt3465]

I see. I guess I should say the rain doesn’t make the more permanent spots down here in the South like it does in other places. Some people seem to be fighting them constantly. - Great content! Keep ‘em coming!

[@BelLavoroAutoSpa]

@Tommy Holt true about rain. It does not contain sediment like tap water, so it won't leave spots. However, a dry dusty area or pollen I'm the spring will settle on the water spots leaving spotting that can be washed away.

[@chiroguy98]

Great job! Have you thought about trying some of the rinse less products with protection like Wolfgang Uber Ceramic or McKee's 37 Graphene rinseless?

[@BelLavoroAutoSpa]

Thanks! Check my videos, I have some on Wolfgang Uber, Wolfgang SiO2, and Carpro Ech2o.

[@Meeeks]

@@BelLavoroAutoSpa check out Fireball’s Hydro Foam/Hydro Shampoo. Had some pretty amazing results on unprotected paint.

[@johnlastname2895]

Next time could you apply a little more foam to the hood?

[@bobbyjones2112]

Actually looks worse..lol

[@BelLavoroAutoSpa]

I believe I mentioned in the video, the initial water behavior you were seeing was the result of me not property cleaning the panel. There was a lot of oily residue. The soap cleaned that residue off and left a polymer behind that sheeted the water away as it should.