Warsaw Chems

[cooll903]

i did use there stuff but i can some local stuff in central Illinois for half the price of Warsaw soap. it is just as good if not better IMO. look up custom chemical solutions in Springfield Il.

 

[soonermajic]

i did use there stuff but i can some local stuff in central Illinois for half the price of Warsaw soap. it is just as good if not better IMO. look up custom chemical solutions in Springfield Il.

Well, that's half a continent away & i get free pickup & delivery. All good chems are expensive, or so I think...

 

[Jim64]

So what about the ceramic for an in bay? Looking to use it on an Oasis XP. Any good? Price range?

 

[washnshine]

So what about the ceramic for an in bay? Looking to use it on an Oasis XP. Any good? Price range?

Ceramics are awesome in any wash where the car is thoroughly cleaned before it is applied. I’m using Simoniz Ceramic Sealant right now in a friction tunnel. The results are incredible.

 

[soonermajic]

Ceramics are awesome in any wash where the car is thoroughly cleaned before it is applied. I’m using Simoniz Ceramic Sealant right now in a friction tunnel. The results are incredible.

Brings up a concern. Touchless nevers "thoroughly" cleans. Or I've never seen it. I keep thinking of providing scrub brush...
Juat worry I will be wasting the Ceramic on tale 3nd of my Razor wash.....?

 

[water guy]

Spell Check?

 

[MEP001]

Spell Check?

Yes Sir I could see a couple thousand more because there 16×65 tanks

"they're"

I thought you was In the Texas area?

"are"

 

[washnshine]

Brings up a concern. Touchless nevers "thoroughly" cleans. Or I've never seen it. I keep thinking of providing scrub brush...
Juat worry I will be wasting the Ceramic on tale 3nd of my Razor wash.....?

Some chem manufacturers make “TF” versions of their high end sealers. They are designed to be less durable and not adhere as strongly to the finish so that any film that is left doesn’t get sealed in.

 

[water guy]

"they're"

"are"

I get it

 

[soonermajic]

Some chem manufacturers make “TF” versions of their high end sealers. They are designed to be less durable and not adhere as strongly to the finish so that any film that is left doesn’t get sealed in.

Can you think of a few, right off hand?

 

[washnshine]

Can you think of a few, right off hand?

Quest - H2O Off TF

Qual Chem - Luminaura TF.