I recently purchased Einszett, wanting to try somthing new.
I got it in the mail today, and the temp. was about 50 degrees. So I went to work. I washed the truck, then dried and looked at what i had before me. Some nicec swirls under halogen lights, not gonna toywith them though, too much winter left. Other than that the paint felt "clingy" when i ran my fingers over it.
I started the Einszett with the "Paint Polish". From the bottles description, this products seems like more of a chemical polish, then an abrasive one. I applied this polish with a foam app, and in circular motions. I let it haze, ,and wiped off. AWESOME shine!!
I then applied the Glanz Wax. I was surprised when I opened the bottle. It looked like water, with just a little hint of color. I immediately called the shop I got the Einszett from, and they siad it should be like this, and it is like on other wax in the "department". I thought WTH I'll go with it. I poured it on a thick viking foam app, (same type i used for the polish)and the "Glanz Wax" dropped right through it! Luckily I bought some Meguiars yellow disc apps the other day, and they worked okay. Not perfect.
After the wax hazed, i buffed it off and said :shocked !! I could not believe what was left behind! I wa sstunned this product sold ot the mass public did such a thing. My paint was AMAZING! It looked like Zaino, was very very slick, and it didn't take 3 hours to dry (Zaino took 3 hours in 80 deegrgee heat. Here I am in my garage in now 40 degrees sincee it got dark)
I must say this product has stunned me. I was expecting a nice shine, and to just be okay with the shine. But It exceeded that!
1-5 scale 5 being best.
Packaging - 4
Ease of use - 3 (due to the Glanz wax being soo thin, and this is still my first time)
Time taken - 3
Ability to be buffed off - 4
Looks - 4/4.5 (nothing will ever be perfect will it?)
Slickness - 3.5/4
Durability - To be tested. After 4 hours it is still lasting.
I am impressed. This product has made me a very happy person.
After a while, I'll be adding a review to te review section.
I got it in the mail today, and the temp. was about 50 degrees. So I went to work. I washed the truck, then dried and looked at what i had before me. Some nicec swirls under halogen lights, not gonna toywith them though, too much winter left. Other than that the paint felt "clingy" when i ran my fingers over it.
I started the Einszett with the "Paint Polish". From the bottles description, this products seems like more of a chemical polish, then an abrasive one. I applied this polish with a foam app, and in circular motions. I let it haze, ,and wiped off. AWESOME shine!!
I then applied the Glanz Wax. I was surprised when I opened the bottle. It looked like water, with just a little hint of color. I immediately called the shop I got the Einszett from, and they siad it should be like this, and it is like on other wax in the "department". I thought WTH I'll go with it. I poured it on a thick viking foam app, (same type i used for the polish)and the "Glanz Wax" dropped right through it! Luckily I bought some Meguiars yellow disc apps the other day, and they worked okay. Not perfect.
After the wax hazed, i buffed it off and said :shocked !! I could not believe what was left behind! I wa sstunned this product sold ot the mass public did such a thing. My paint was AMAZING! It looked like Zaino, was very very slick, and it didn't take 3 hours to dry (Zaino took 3 hours in 80 deegrgee heat. Here I am in my garage in now 40 degrees sincee it got dark)
I must say this product has stunned me. I was expecting a nice shine, and to just be okay with the shine. But It exceeded that!
1-5 scale 5 being best.
Packaging - 4
Ease of use - 3 (due to the Glanz wax being soo thin, and this is still my first time)
Time taken - 3
Ability to be buffed off - 4
Looks - 4/4.5 (nothing will ever be perfect will it?)
Slickness - 3.5/4
Durability - To be tested. After 4 hours it is still lasting.
I am impressed. This product has made me a very happy person.
After a while, I'll be adding a review to te review section.
