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I have recently bought a tons and a tons of detailing stuffs. I'm proudly a BIG CARPRO fan! Who is bigger Carpro fan than me huh
Carpro Cquartz UK 50 ml kit.
Carpro Cquartz UK 30 ml kit.
Carpro Eraser (1L)
Carpro IronX (1L)
Carpro Spotless (500 ml)
Carpro Fastglass towels (7)
Carpro suede microfiber 16x16 towels (10)
Carpro BOA 16x24 towels (5)
Carpro Reload (1L) both 2014 and 2015 versions
Carpro Hydro2 (50 ml)
Carpro Reset (1L)
Chemical Guys Professional Microfiber Towels (12)
Chemical Guys EZ Creme Glaze
Griot Garage Polisher with 25 feet cords
(5) LC 5.5 inch orange pads
(6) LC 5.5 inch white pads
(2) LC 5.5 inch black pads
(1) LC 3 inch orange pad
(1) LC 3 inch white pad
(1) LC 3 inch black pad
5 inch backing plate
3 inch backing plate
5 inch counter weight
DI foam pad brush
Worksmith 3000 lumen 2 bright LEDs work light
10 feet x 15 feet canopy with sidewalls (Yes my own detailing center)
There are probably a lot more products but these are what I remember so far ...
I have recently bought a tons and a tons of detailing stuffs. I'm proudly a BIG CARPRO fan! Who is bigger Carpro fan than me huh
Carpro Cquartz UK 50 ml kit.
Carpro Cquartz UK 30 ml kit.
Carpro Eraser (1L)
Carpro IronX (1L)
Carpro Spotless (500 ml)
Carpro Fastglass towels (7)
Carpro suede microfiber 16x16 towels (10)
Carpro BOA 16x24 towels (5)
Carpro Reload (1L) both 2014 and 2015 versions
Carpro Hydro2 (50 ml)
Carpro Reset (1L)
Chemical Guys Professional Microfiber Towels (12)
Chemical Guys EZ Creme Glaze
Griot Garage Polisher with 25 feet cords
(5) LC 5.5 inch orange pads
(6) LC 5.5 inch white pads
(2) LC 5.5 inch black pads
(1) LC 3 inch orange pad
(1) LC 3 inch white pad
(1) LC 3 inch black pad
5 inch backing plate
3 inch backing plate
5 inch counter weight
DI foam pad brush
Worksmith 3000 lumen 2 bright LEDs work light
10 feet x 15 feet canopy with sidewalls (Yes my own detailing center)
There are probably a lot more products but these are what I remember so far ...
is carpro really that good? i mean, i dont think all of their products are the best in their respective categories in order to buy everything carpro. I could be wrong though.
is carpro really that good? i mean, i dont think all of their products are the best in their respective categories in order to buy everything carpro. I could be wrong though.
CarPro offers many unique products... Many of which are staples in a professional's arsenal of products.
Do you need CarPro stuuff? Absolutely not. There are tons of excellent brands out there. Find some you like and stick with them.
If you do want to give some CarPro stuff a try, I'm sure you will find something you enjoy.
CarPro offers many unique products... Many of which are staples in a professional's arsenal of products.
Do you need CarPro stuuff? Absolutely not. There are tons of excellent brands out there. Find some you like and stick with them.
If you do want to give some CarPro stuff a try, I'm sure you will find something you enjoy.
Let me know if you've got any questions.
-Zach
thanks for your input Zach. I have not yet tried anything Carpro but i am just surprised by the many people that use their products here and how much its being pushed as the company to shop from. I have been wanting to give Perl a try but im sure if it'll give the wet shine i like.
Only the coolest people use Carpro products! jk Perl is a good product. I have yet to try it on the tires but I love it for my interior. Has a good smell and is a good protectant. Zach did a review on Perl in detailedimage.com check it out!
Originally Posted by jv6792
thanks for your input Zach. I have not yet tried anything Carpro but i am just surprised by the many people that use their products here and how much its being pushed as the company to shop from. I have been wanting to give Perl a try but im sure if it'll give the wet shine i like.
thanks for your input Zach. I have not yet tried anything Carpro but i am just surprised by the many people that use their products here and how much its being pushed as the company to shop from. I have been wanting to give Perl a try but im sure if it'll give the wet shine i like.
CarPro PERL is one of my favorite tire dressings. It provides a very dark look to the tires, and does have some of that wet look, but it is much more natural looking than the silicone based ones that just look like someone wrapped the tire in saran wrap.
One of the main reasons I push water based dressings to my customers is because they are simply much better for your tires. Silicone based dressings create a heavy buildup on the rubber which can lead to an even worse look over time.
In this picture, you can see the right side of the tire looks so much better than the left. You can easily see the heavy buildup from years of silicone tire shine on the left side of the tire... the right side has simply been cleaned, no dressing of any kind has been applied yet.
PERL (and other water based dressings) provide a more natural, nourished look (shown here 2:1, waterroduct). And they also help to keep the rubber healthy overtime as the product actually absorbs into the rubber instead of simply sitting on top of it and creating a grimy mess.
Unfortunately most water based dressings do not offer too much in terms of durability, but it only takes a couple minutes to apply a new layer every week or so... so in my opinion, the pros far out weigh the lack of durability.
Here you go
I use 3 wash mitts to wash my cars: premium (Carpro one) for the top part, regular (Meguairs) for the bottom part and cheap (no name yellow) for the wheels/tires with 2 buckets: one for wash solution and one for rinsing with a grid guard.
I just received 3 more orange pads, 1 pad brush, and 2 3M ducking tapes (not in the picture).
10x15 canopy as a mini detailing center to provide shade and block out dust.
thanks for your input Zach. I have not yet tried anything Carpro but i am just surprised by the many people that use their products here and how much its being pushed as the company to shop from. I have been wanting to give Perl a try but im sure if it'll give the wet shine i like.
I have no incentive to promote any product. As a consumer myself (not a detailer either), I have tried various products from many brands. Carpro turns out to surprise me so much because their products are unique and the results are just extraordinary. Once you give them a try and the results will automatically amaze you. Nothing speaks louder than the results and you just have to see it to believe it.
I have learned it the hard way by wasting so much money testing out a bunch of stuffs and I just share back of what I find to be to excellent products. Carpro happens to have a lot of them.
I'm still testing out many other products as an on-going search for a better things out there.
Here you go
I use 3 wash mitts to wash my cars: premium (Carpro one) for the top part, regular (Meguairs) for the bottom part and cheap (no name yellow) for the wheels/tires with 2 buckets: one for wash solution and one for rinsing with a grid guard.
I just received 3 more orange pads, 1 pad brush, and 2 3M ducking tapes (not in the picture).
10x15 canopy as a mini detailing center to provide shade and block out dust.
Dayuuummm!! I love the canopy you got there. I wash my car in the driveway but I have no way to shade it from the sun so I constantly have to keep spraying it down. My next house I build I will probably put a drainage system in the garage. With my car being black water spots come quickly so I may have to try something else. Anybody got any ideas?
03-06-15, 04:19 PM
roduct). And they also help to keep the rubber healthy overtime as the product actually absorbs into the rubber instead of simply sitting on top of it and creating a grimy mess. 
