- What's going on Chemical Guys family?
Thanks so much for tuning in.
Today we're going over all these dressings
and determining which ones to use and where
and also which ones are gonna work best for you guys.
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So to begin I've already separated all of the dressings
by either their application
or what makes them different.
So we'll start down here with our
aerosol dressings where you see we have three.
We have Black on Black, Nice and Wet, and Factory Finish,
and these are three aerosols that are designated
for exterior components on your vehicle
because one, they're gonna give it a really
high shine, but more importantly,
you don't want something like that
on the inside of your vehicle
where it can cause a glare or it can be sticky,
so we recommend using these on your
exterior plastics or rubber pieces
such as your grills where it's gonna be hard
getting an applicator in there so you can simply
spray it into the intricate areas
or also on your wheels where you just want
some kind of quick shine where it's
gonna give you that deep gloss, where you don't
have to use an applicator, you just simply
spray it onto the surface, let it bond
and wipe off any excess.
Now in the center here we have our water-based dressings
and these three are going to be our sprayable
version, which is a thinner consistency.
And basically you can use these on your
interior and exterior vinyl,
rubber and plastic surfaces.
So you have something like G6, which is
going to give you that higher gloss shine
while still being a water-based, and the point
of that being that it's not going to attract dust,
it's gonna be dry to the touch, but it's still
gonna give you a deep gloss.
Then you work your way down to something like
Silk Shine, where again, it's going to be a sprayable
shine but it's going to give you
more of a natural look, and then Tire Kicker,
which is going to be used for your, again, wheels
or interior, exterior components
to give you more of a matte finish..
And then you have your creme-style water-based dressings
starting off with VRP which is
going to give you a higher gloss and you can
use this on your interior and exterior components
as well as your engine bay to give it more
of a deeper gloss, also give it
some more of that luster.
And then you have Natural Shine which gives you
that matte finish which you get
right off the showroom floor.
It's kind of just a clean look and the pro being
that you can use these to give your car
a deep gloss, give it some more curb appeal
but this is also adding protection
against harmful UV rays and it's also
making it harder for things to stick to the surface.
Lastly we have our oil-based products.
And we'll start here with Tire and Trim Gel
which is the only gel oil-based dressing.
And basically what this is going to do
is give you that deep, long-lasting luster
that you have on a lot of chalky exterior pieces.
A lot of you guys who have trucks that have
a lot of plastic trim or fairings and things like that
which get gray or kind of discolored,
this is a great way to restore a deep gloss
whilst repelling any kind of harmful elements
that could cause cracking or discoloration.
And if you want something that's gonna give you
a really high gloss shine you use something like
Blue Guard or even the Extreme Liquid Shine.
This can be used on your wheels,
you can use it on your plastics on the exterior
or even in the engine bay to give it that
really glossy look.
A lot of guys go to car shows and they want
their tires to look really glossy or any kind of trim
to look really wet and something like Blue Guard
or even the Hybrid V07 can give you
a really deep gloss because these are
oil-based products which are always gonna give you
a higher shine and also they're going to last
a little bit longer than your water-based
because it's harder for these to get washed off
and it's harder for them to actually
be removed because it is a thicker consistency
and it creates a bigger barrier, or a thicker barrier,
which gives you more protection.
But that's why we recommend using our water-based
on the interior because it's going to take less
of the abuse that you would get on the exterior
of the vehicle, so again, you can still give
your car great luster, give it a long-lasting shine.
But more importantly you don't wanna add anything
that's gonna give it too much glare or anything
that's going to attract dust.
So water-based where it's gonna remain dry to the touch.
It's not going to add any kind of cling
or collect dust, but it's still gonna give you
that nice shine that you're looking for.
And lastly, to recap, we also have our aerosols
over here, which are great for your intricate areas
or the hard-to-reach areas such as your grill
or trim pieces or larger surfaces such as
underneath an engine bay where you have
your hoses or plastic coverings.
Just something to give it a really deep gloss
to give it more curb appeal, but also
to give it some protection.
So now, some of my top picks for around the vehicle.
I love using Black on Black on your grills,
your trim pieces or things that you just wanna quickly add
some gloss to.
Very easy to use where you simply spray it
on the surface.
If you want more of a natural look you can always
wipe off any of the excess and it'll still
give you the protection and that deep shine
you're looking for.
Then moving on to the interior of the vehicle,
I like using Silk Shine, which is
one of my favorite products.
And this is going to be a water-based.
It doesn't attract any kind of dust or any dirt,
but it's still gonna give you that more natural look
whilst protecting the finish.
And then for your exterior pieces such as your wheels
or valances or any of the harder to get to trim pieces
where you don't want a lot of overspray,
I recommend using the Tire and Trim Gel
because this is going to give you that thicker consistency
which helps to repel any kind of harmful UV rays
that cause cracking or discolorations, but again,
it's gonna really give you that deep gloss
and the look that you're going for.
So guys, these are all the dressings that we carry
and also how to use them or where to use them
and also my recommendations.
So if you guys wanna learn more about these products,
head over to our website, chemicalguys.com
or to your local detail garage.
Drop your comments down below for any
future videos and also let us know
what your favorite dressing is
and where you like to use it.
We'll see you guys next time.
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