Ultra H2O vs MTM PF22.3 – What’s Different, What’s Better?
As a naturally analytical person, I love a good head-to-head comparison. Having used MTM foam cannons for six years now, I was keen to see how this new TRC foam cannon stacked up against what I'd call my former benchmark.
Now, I say...
Afternoon walk on a lovely sunny winter day.
After 2.5-inchs of heavy rainfall last Sunday/Monday, the rivers have broken banks for the second time this winter. Most of this is being funneled down from the hills into the Broken River, then joining into the Goulbourn River and causing...
Ultra H2O Foam Cannon – First Use
Following on from my first look at the Ultra H2O range, it's time to put the foam cannon to work. Before any getting started, there's a short setup checklist worth running through — nozzle orifice, inlet plug, pickup hose — so that's where we'll start before...
The bottle itself is excellent, reassuringly thick and sturdy. The bottle is often where cheaper alternatives fall down, especially those made with clear plastic. The plastics shrouding the foam cannon body are cheap feeling, but not detrimental to its function.
I'm actually gobsmacked that they were rolled out across all markets at the same time. I guess this is why it took a little longer to hit the market, it was supposed to be ready in March. Again, this is a smart move because it gives them the chance to hit the ground running across all markets. I...
Mr. Olly had his first haircut today.
I really didn't want to get rid of his flowing "feathers", but he WILL NOT allow me get a brush anywhere near him, and he had become quite knotted. Not ideal, but it is what it is.
I'm surprised how small he looks without all the fur. Today was also...
The Rag Company Ultra H2O Foam Cannon
Disclaimer – This isn’t a sponsored review, I purchased this foam cannon at full retail with my own money.
From the moment it was unveiled at SEMA at the end of 2025, TRC's Ultra H2O range caught my attention. The lineup covers a short gun, a 21-inch wand...
If you've followed me for a while, you'll know detailing tyres is my thing. You could have the shiniest car in the neighbourhood, but without clean tyres, you basically undo all your hard work. The same goes for exhaust tips. The key to this is regular cleaning and the occasional hard reset...
Regular Glass Cleaner - I think you want as basic as possible with a glass cleaner. Stoner Invisible Glass, the liquid one. At the moment I'm churning through a gallon of P&S True Vue concentrate (the 473ml bottle is RTU). You can alter the dilution of True Vue for winter/summer usage.
Mild...
Can't stand that guy, talks WAAAY too fast to comprehend. He's also all over the place in what he "reviews", meaning whatever subject he is covering, it isn't something he is deeply passionate about, its just to make content.
Went down to the local auto store today to restock on Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Detailer, which will feature in an upcoming article. I love that product, it's only one minor change away from being perfect, and an Aussie distributor that doesn't over price it.
On surface level, it may appear...
I recently published an article on the rinse-less washes I reach for most often, plus a wildcard no one talks about. Those products include Optimum No Rinse (and a mention of the Opti-Coat version), ADS Hero, and P&S Absolute. The wildcard being Gyeon Eco Wash.
Gyeon Eco Wash is a...
At the moment, we are deep into winter with frosty mornings and a cold chill setting in mid-afternoons. But, it's predicted to be an early spring this year, which means grass will be growing again soon. I don't do a lot of mowing in winter, so the machinery gets a little rest from the hard slog...
P&S Release Vacuum Aid
As if the detailing world needed another product category, P&S has gone and created one anyway — the vacuum aid. I know, do we really need such a product? My answer to that is another question: who here hates vacuuming carpet as much as I do? Probably my least favourite...