Anybody try the Shammerific?

[imported_agentf11]

Anybody try the Shammerific?



It looks like it works great. I don't know if it is a real chamois attached to a waffle weave or synthetic. If latter I don't think I would like it. I would love to hear if anybody has tried these.





YouTube - Shamerrific vs Zo6, Callaway, and Grand Sport Corvette

 

[kaotikdt]

First time seeing that thing. Im interested as well.



Edit:



I just went to their website. mmm I dont know now.



shamerrific.com - Home

 

[imported_Jakerooni]

I could see that being extreamly useful in a tunnel wash setting where speed is of the highest concern. But for basic detailing I don't know... Looks like it has a lot of room for error.. picking up stuff and marring the crap out of the paint. etc etc..

 

[imported_tpdetail]

I could see that being extreamly useful in a tunnel wash setting where speed is of the highest concern. But for basic detailing I don't know... Looks like it has a lot of room for error.. picking up stuff and marring the crap out of the paint. etc etc..

Lol you know nothing about the product. dont be closed minded

 

[WaxManRonnie]

Has to be better than using a California jelly blade.



I just dry cars off with an electric leaf blower.

 

[BigAl3]

i'll take a ultra-soft waffle weave and/or microfiber drying towel instead...

 

[Flashtime]

Looks good for fleet work. Very clever product AND technique.

 

[Bobby G]

For large vehicles with a lot of flat surface, I can see that cutting out a lot of time. Me, personally, I kicked chamois out of my garage 10 years ago and never looked back. PITA to wring out!

 

[vecdran]

Interesting looking product, though I think I'll stick to my leaf blower and waffle weave MF.

 

[imported_agentf11]

I could see that being extreamly useful in a tunnel wash setting where speed is of the highest concern. But for basic detailing I don't know... Looks like it has a lot of room for error.. picking up stuff and marring the crap out of the paint. etc etc..

You need to use common sense with ANY product you use.





I always like chamois and never had a problem with them other than they wore out or went bad sooner than I liked. I never ever scratched or marred any of my vehicles with a chamois buit then again it goes back to that common sense thing.



I am happy with my leaf blower and waffle weave also but always interested in new techniques/products.



As a side not that is the same technique I always used when I used chamois.

 

[Shamerrific]

Sorry we have not been checking your posts. This is Kevin and Christina with Shamerrific. We are currently building a new website and coming up with packaging for Shamerrific. We have also been spending alot of time testing Shamerrific and making videos to make sure it's up to the highest quality. We are now on ebay under chamois on the first page. Since 2009 our auto detailing business and lot washing in Kansas City (you can google lot washing kansas city) has doubled in growth because of Shamerrific. We have tested the product on over 200,000 vehicles. Including our own. The Industrial size lasts up to 3000 washes and dries and the large size 500-1000. This an update on Shamerrific and will be in stores soon. But just go to shamerrific.com, youtube/shamerrific, or ebay under chamois to learn more. Please feel free to ask any questions [email protected] or [email protected].