Race Glaze?

[macdeb]

Forgive me if it's been covered before but has anyone here used 'RACEGLAZE' a water filter system that dissolves minerals etc? apparently claims to do away with wiping the car dry which is where I get marks from
Anyone?

[Summit_Detailing]

Yes it's a good filter system, best used with an open ended hose to rinse the car after washing.

cheers

Chris

[macdeb]

Excellent thanks, would you say it does what it says?

[psi310398]

Summit_Detailing said:

Yes it's a good filter system, best used with an open ended hose to rinse the car after washing.

cheers

Chris

+1.

On a warm day, there's no need even to dry the bodywork and there are no chalk marks left.

[Summit_Detailing]

macdeb said:

Excellent thanks, would you say it does what it says?

Yes absolutely.

cheers

Chris

[macdeb]

Thanks guys, ordered today, I'll give feedback.

[macdeb]

guys, tried it out today. Brilliant. Can't believe how good it is. Just wish I'd bought the bigger version.

[macdeb]

Thinking about it, I'd spend more in a year on leathers/drying cloths than it takes to refill or even but one of these.
PS; no vested interest, just an honest experience.

[Warmfuzzies]

The ones with resin , aren’t they essentially just a water softener?? Needs a membrane to be Zero ppm surely

[macdeb]

All I can state is what I've tried. Washed one dark grey car and took for a drive, washed a black car and left it to stand. I wanted to compare each method but both with no drying of etc. Not a water mark in sight on either car, I'm happy with that. Refills are around £45 (yes, a resin I think) but I spend more than that in a year for leathers etc.