Spotless Water Deionization System Promotion

[MoeMistry]

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[430]

What kind of difference in TDS's can I expect in using your filter system? Do you guarntee this?

How long do the filters last? What is the price for replacement filters?

[MoeMistry]

Originally Posted by 430

What kind of difference in TDS's can I expect in using your filter system? Do you guarntee this?

How long do the filters last? What is the price for replacement filters?

Since this unit is a de-ionizing system, your TDS readings will be 000. This is pure H2O. How long it stays at 000 is a factor of your water hardness and the amount of water you flow through this system. With a TDS input of around 400 ppm, typical residential reading, you can expect about 200 gallons of DI water. The replacement resin is typically less than $60 a refill.

[Newzchspy]

Originally Posted by MoeMistry

Since this unit is a de-ionizing system, your TDS readings will be 000. This is pure H2O. How long it stays at 000 is a factor of your water hardness and the amount of water you flow through this system. With a TDS input of around 400 ppm, typical residential reading, you can expect about 200 gallons of DI water. The replacement resin is typically less than $60 a refill.

FYI, I use a Wet Spot for my boat and it is rechargeable with common salt you buy at Sam's or Costco rather than requiring a new cartridge? How is this different or better than your "Spotless System??"

What does WETSPOT do?
Wetspot removes the hardness by using a resin. The resin carries sodium. When the hard water carrying the dissolved calcium and magnesium come in contact with the resin, the resin releases the sodium and grabs onto the calcium and magnesium ions that are making them hard. Thus, releasing a softer water. If there is dissolved manganese and/or iron in the water, Wetspot can also remove them.

[c32AMG-DTM]

Originally Posted by Newzchspy

FYI, I use a Wet Spot for my boat and it is rechargeable with common salt you buy at Sam's or Costco rather than requiring a new cartridge? How is this different or better than your "Spotless System??"

What does WETSPOT do?
Wetspot removes the hardness by using a resin. The resin carries sodium. When the hard water carrying the dissolved calcium and magnesium come in contact with the resin, the resin releases the sodium and grabs onto the calcium and magnesium ions that are making them hard. Thus, releasing a softer water. If there is dissolved manganese and/or iron in the water, Wetspot can also remove them.

Not familiar with the WETSPOT system, but many pro-level detailers use the CR Spotless systems. Allegedly, after washing, you can rinse with a CR Spotless or equivalent system and just let the vehicle air-dry - no water spots since there're no impurities in the water to be left behind.

[krisv420]

Originally Posted by c32AMG-DTM

Not familiar with the WETSPOT system, but many pro-level detailers use the CR Spotless systems. Allegedly, after washing, you can rinse with a CR Spotless or equivalent system and just let the vehicle air-dry - no water spots since there're no impurities in the water to be left behind.

Same thing will happen if you buy a good car washing soap and park your car in the garage after words. Save 500 dollars to spend on mods

[c32AMG-DTM]

Originally Posted by krisv420

Same thing will happen if you buy a good car washing soap and park your car in the garage after words. Save 500 dollars to spend on mods

Respectfully disagree - for one thing, the carwash shampoo/soap is really just for cleaning; with additives for lifting dirt/grime so one is less likely to mar the paint's finish. Once you rinse the soap, assuming you do a thorough job, there really should be little (if any) left on the car - so, it has no real bearing on post-rinse water spots.

These water spots all come down to one thing - the quality of the rinse water. If you have extremely high quality water with no impurities, you can allow the vehicle to try in the sun or shade and (in theory) there should be no water spots left behind. If the water has impurities, it doesn't matter if you let it dry in the sun or shade - once the water dries, there'll be spots.

I don't own one of the CR Spotless systems (or any comparable system), but I understand their benefit. If you want to save 500 bucks and avoid one of these, then at least grab a couple high-quality waffleweave microfiber towels and blot the car dry post-rinse.

[MoeMistry]

Originally Posted by c32AMG-DTM

Respectfully disagree - for one thing, the carwash shampoo/soap is really just for cleaning; with additives for lifting dirt/grime so one is less likely to mar the paint's finish. Once you rinse the soap, assuming you do a thorough job, there really should be little (if any) left on the car - so, it has no real bearing on post-rinse water spots.

These water spots all come down to one thing - the quality of the rinse water. If you have extremely high quality water with no impurities, you can allow the vehicle to try in the sun or shade and (in theory) there should be no water spots left behind. If the water has impurities, it doesn't matter if you let it dry in the sun or shade - once the water dries, there'll be spots.

I don't own one of the CR Spotless systems (or any comparable system), but I understand their benefit. If you want to save 500 bucks and avoid one of these, then at least grab a couple high-quality waffleweave microfiber towels and blot the car dry post-rinse.

Well said...I'm not sure paying a detailer upwards of $500-1000 to remove hard water spots on the paint is worth skimping out on a system that costs $350. It all comes down to an ounce of prevention being worth less.

[MoeMistry]

Originally Posted by c32AMG-DTM

Not familiar with the WETSPOT system, but many pro-level detailers use the CR Spotless systems. Allegedly, after washing, you can rinse with a CR Spotless or equivalent system and just let the vehicle air-dry - no water spots since there're no impurities in the water to be left behind.

The wet spot is actually a water SOFTENER, not DE-IONIZER. What's the difference? Soft water still leaves spots. It uses a different resin than the DI water. Soft water takes the calcium and magnesium in water and exchanges those ions for sodium and chloride...salt water basically. DI is more advanced as it takes the same calcium and magnesium ions and exchanges them for hydrogen and hydroxide...H2O....pure water. It gets a little confusing based on who's product you're looking at, but the CR is the industry standard and is the only portable DI system in the world that actually works as advertised.

[MoeMistry]

We've met our GB quota and every order placed qualifies for the special pricing. And some of you need the Boss's permission to spend the $$$....I think Valentine's Day is around the corner Drop her a hint.

[gt4awd]

These water spots all come down to one thing - the quality of the rinse water. If you have extremely high quality water with no impurities, you can allow the vehicle to try in the sun or shade and (in theory) there should be no water spots left behind. If the water has impurities, it doesn't matter if you let it dry in the sun or shade - once the water dries, there'll be spots.

Doesn't matter how pure the water is in a extremely dusty environment...

[MoeMistry]

Originally Posted by gt4awd

Doesn't matter how pure the water is in a extremely dusty environment...

Very true...that's why we use the airmax to quickly dry the car without even touching it. Swirls and scratches can be greatly minimized the less contact you have with the paint.

[gt4awd]

How much does just the airmax system cost?

[MoeMistry]

Originally Posted by gt4awd

How much does just the airmax system cost?

http://www.glisteningperfectionstore...max/Categories

As part of the group buy, we'll include S+H AND the orthotote shoulder pad system. Just order the dryer and make a note of the group buy in the special instructions section.