micro-restore or CG wash?

so its down to my either the 16oz CG microfiber wash or 32oz micro-restore in my detailed image order.

is the chemical guys more concentrated, or are they about the same?

thanks all for your help :afro:

 

Both have same concentration, 1oz for small and 2 oz for large. I prefer CG and buy it by the gallon, on my 3rd gallon now. DI having a good sale if you spend $50 you can get 14% off and flat 1.99 shipping (Great deal when getting gallons).

I have used micro-restore and prefer CG little better. Feels like it clean the MF just a bit better. In the end the difference may not be much and go with the better value.

 

that sale is exactly why im trying to figure out what to get, haha.

thanks, i can always count on you to give me a quick and thorough answer for my questions

 

I use both, and honestly I can't tell much of a difference myself. I would buy CG just because it's cheaper

 

If you getting it on DI sale, go with the gallon. You will be sorry if you dont and get the smaller bottle. Alot of things I do not get by the gallon but MF wash is one, you end up using it all the time. Same with APC, the only other product I get by the gallon.

Be honest, I also use it on my dress shirts and it works great, haha.

Expand on why I get a gallon, I got a 16oz the first time and used it up fast as I do many small loads every time. One for WW drying, polish, interior , wax/sealant, leather terry towels, then wheel and engine. So as you can see 16oz can go pretty fast. Granted I only do that many loads on full details but still a few with a normal wash.

 

I have been using 2 to 3 oz per load with the CG mf wash.

 

I think Micro-restore works better based on some washes I did over the past year.

After a very harsh polish with mernzerna SIP and powergloss, my towels were wrecked. Thru in the towels with some CG and ... well it didn't came out perfect. Some towels still felt greasy.

Now, with micro-restore, I've never had that problem. They always come out feeling very fresh and "grippy".

that's not a review, it's my opinion