An air freshener that smells like CarPro Eraser? I had to have it!
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An air freshener that smells like CarPro Eraser? I had to have it!
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Ha. Meguiar`s should have come out with an NXT air freshener, they`d still be selling it.
NXT air freshener would last longer than the wax
Definitely getting this. Love the smell of Eraser!Quote:
Originally Posted by BudgetPlan1
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[emoji3] They just expired, had 2 more sent out last week.Quote:
Originally Posted by DaveT435
In other `scent` news, I`d forgotton how nice Gyeon Prep smells, Gyeon Interior Detailer is great too and Gyeon Quick Detailer is pretty good coming in with a kinda coconut-ish scent...reminds me of the beach [emoji1]
Setec Astronomy:
You are correct; Meg`s NXT has (had.... What? It is no longer available?) a very agreeable lemon-citrus-like smell/fragrance to it for a once forum-favorite OTC sealant.
That`s a good topic of discussion about detailing interiors: Do some customers prefer fragrances and what scent do they like?
OR is it more important to use interior detailing products that have their own scent and fragrances?
OR should you ask if a client (friend/family member/customer) has a fragrance sensitivity and wants their vehicle`s interior to be as neutral as possible?
I`ve lamented about the lingering "industrial fragrance" of Optimum`s Power Clean and using it to clean fabric or carpet stains (which is WHY they make Optimum Carpet and Fabric Cleaner-&-Protectant) OR the barnyard-like smell (to my Wisconsin Dairy State nose, anyway) of Griot`s Garage Leather Care Cream on coated leather seats (still very good stuff!).
But to impart a specific scent or smell to an interior is NOT my detailing preference. The interior cleaning products and protectants do that for me and vehicle clients will say that: It smells clean or it smells new again.
One "problem" that I do encounter is pet smells, either dog or cat. I`ve only used Odorcide 210 Original Scent by the Thornell corp. in Smithville, MO for this that I learned about in this forum MANY years ago, and it`s NOT an enzyme-base deodorizer. It uses a chemical encapsulation process similar to OTC Febreze, only on steroids. They have since developed a number of other scents/fragrances for various commercial and residential cleaning purposes/tasks that may apply to vehicle use as well. It`s worth taking a look at (Sorry, no website link due to forum rules)
Zaino Z9 and Z10 are known for their leather smell. I prefer that to new car smell or an overly chemical smell.
Best thing in the NXT lineup was their car soap. It cleaned pretty well.
So it lasted like 6 months?Quote:
Originally Posted by 981 Cayman S
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Yup! Probably 5 in `normal` use...cars sat untouched in garage for a month at one point and I`d guess being outside in sunlight/heat might evaporate em a bit quicker.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coatings=crack