Hehe. Plexus (Suzuki Akuri) has been making a comeback lately.
I’ve tried all sorts of polishing products, but I always want to get the best performance without spending too much time.
I heard Donki was cheap, so I went to buy some the other day, but… it was just ordinary.
Is the 1,980 yen price tag a thing of the past?
When I used it again after a long time, I was a bit surprised ( ﾟДﾟ)
I’d definitely recommend getting the 368g (large size) and microfiber cloths as well.
We get the Kirkland microfiber towels, 36 pack, 713160, available on Amazon.
It comes in a really American-style package, which is nice.
Now, as for how to use Plexus, I’ve finally gotten the hang of it recently.
You have to shake it really well, or it won’t spray out evenly and uniformly.
The solution to this is to “shake it with the nozzle pointing down.”
That’s the quickest and most efficient way I’ve found. Next, you spray it on.
Spray it thinly and broadly over the entire exterior in an even coat.
Don’t wipe it off right away; let it sit for a bit. About five minutes or so. That way it won’t dry, but mysteriously it becomes easier to wipe off (it doesn’t seem to spread more than necessary).
Then you can wipe it away smoothly and you’re done.
It’s like the coating sits on top of fine scratches. A deep, rich gloss comes back to life. Autoglym Extra Gloss Protection has a similar feel to it.
This Autoglym Extra Gloss Protection is also really good. It sits on top of scratches and the coating becomes flat, bringing out a deep, rich gloss.
In terms of ease of use, Plexus still wins. I was impressed all over again ( ﾟДﾟ)
You want to keep waxes and oils to a minimum and complete your collection.
If you have bad waxes or chemicals left over, please try to use them up somehow.
