Chemical Guys CWS_133 Glossworkz Fluid_Ounces Review

I was approached by 3 people in one day praising my truck, now I service my truck weekly but since using it I have had many compliments on the shine. It doesn't take that much for five gallons, about two shots, and the foam stays fluffy. For tires and wheels I use a cheap name brand soap and the suds break down quickly and you see a complete difference with this product. with fancy keywords and too many products. So far most of their stuff for driveway and maintaining your own ride is pretty…

Definitely gives car paintwork a different shine. Lots of foam and requires very little car wash. I've used this on both my 2008 Victory Red Silverado and 2016 Red Hot Camaro and motorcycles and can only say I'm impressed. You want to do like me: 1. Rinse with Chemical Guys Shine.2. Polish with Meguiar's M205 Ultra Glaze3. Wax with Meguair's Ultimate Liquid Wax4. Seal the paint with Blackfire Crystal Seal.5 Paint Sealant. Use Chemical Guys Gloss Booster Car Wash every week or two. These are the

I've been looking for a soap that will make my car look nicer than normal soap and I have to say it works. The shine agents in this soap really work - and I've found my car doesn't water stain after it rains - the surface is smooth enough that the water just beads up as it dries. The only issue I had was that it's not as soapy as I'd like in a 5 gallon bucket (compared to something like Meguiar's Ultimate Wash w/Carnauba), but I can see through my fingers whether the soap is doing its job. ! Of

Great stuff. A little goes LONG. AWAY. I used a little - about 1-2 oz. for a 3 liter bucket of water. So I had to give the car an extra flush as it was a bit greasy afterwards but it left a nice shine on the car (which was waxed a few weeks ago) and was very clean. If you dilute it with more foam I'm sure it will go further. I couldn't get it to foam very well but I didn't really have the tools for it and it still worked great. not bad for the money. I've only ever used a VERY old turtle wax…

I usually use CGuys Citrus Wash and Gloss. But I've heard good things about Glossworkz. Comparatively, in my experience, Glossworkz lathers slightly better when used in either a foam cannon or foam cannon. It's not a day/night difference, but it's noticeable. In general, I would say that CW&G feels smoother (more lubricity) if you use 1 ounce of product in 5 gallons of water. The main benefit of Glossworkz is that it is pH balanced; You will not remove the wax/seal no matter how much product…

A week ago I didn't even know about this product but after hearing about it I decided to give it a try. I used a foam gun https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01DKC6IY6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_WE9lzbWEEEEMVT and a Simpson pressure washer. The car I washed was very dirty, hadn't been washed in months, it sat in my driveway and there was no detail about it for a long time. That must have been a big challenge! I washed the car with a pressure washer, hooked up the foam generator with 2 ounces of this soap and…