Is Obsessed Garage's New $100 Soap White Labeled? I Tested It

‪@ObsessedGarage‬ just released its new pH-neutral OG Soap — and at $100 a gallon, it didn't take long for the detailing community to start talking. But the price isn't the only question. With ‪@armourdetailsupply‬ Armour Blending involved in manufacturing the product, another question quickly surfaced: Is OG Soap simply a white-labeled version of Armour Detail Supply Shampoo+ — or is it actually a different product? Instead of speculating, we're testing it. In this video, we put OG Soap through a real-world wash and look at: • Foam at the recommended 1 oz per foam cannon• What happens when we increase it to 1½ oz• How it performs using only ½ oz• Slickness and lubricity during a contact bucket wash• Scent, rinse behavior and the overall user experience• The cost and value proposition• And, of course, the Shampoo+ question At roughly $1 per ounce in the 32 oz bottle and $100 for a gallon, OG Soap certainly isn't competing to be the cheapest shampoo on the shelf. So what are you actually getting for the money? And most importantly: Is it worth it? That's what we're here to find out. Always Testing.Always Refining.Always Chasing Better Results. — Zero Day Detailing