I remember when I first brought zymol carbon used it on a a black Cadillac Escalade after I machine polished the truck it took my finishes to another levels I never look back wax from of the shelves again
Another brilliant video Luke never tried any zymol products but they definitely seem good at what they do I may have to invest in some bits from them 👌
Another nice video. Think this is the 3rd 9mins video ive watched and seems like about a 2min. Well seeing was eyes on and trying to take in the info. Fantastic work Luke 🖐🖐
Another great video Luke, got their Carbon entry level wax and it already feels world apart from other waxes. Will try titanium and glasur. Highly recommended!
Seems they had a distribution agreement with Turtle Wax and had Cleaner Wax and Shampoo available virtually worldwide. I couldn't pin down any real specifics and it seems that agreement has ceased now so I left it out.
I’m in the Uk. Loved this back in the very early 1990s. I ordered a replacement tub of Zymöl in the uk and received swizzle. Emailed zymol HQ to say I didn’t think it was so good and didn’t like the new name. and Chuck called me on the phone to enquire and told me it was fake.
Is hd cleanse the same as rubbing compound? I understand we need to strip down to the clear...just trying to decifer if hd cleanse is marketing hype or do you really need it for using with zymol titanium and higher end waxes.
Think of it more like a prewax. It's only minorly abrasive but does leave a lovely surface to wax on. I highly recommend it. That being said to properly prep for waxing you'd remove tar, iron, clay then polish. Rubbing compound is a very unrefined product indeed. I wouldn't put that on anything I cared for.
@@TranquilityBaseDetailing Thanks. I ve always used hd cleanse but was curious what it actually is. I appreciate the feedback. I understand the tar and clay part, but what do you mean by iron? Great video by the way.
@@davidthompson9295 Iron particles get embedded in the paintwork. Mainly a result of brake dust to be fair. When cleaning paint completely the advised route is tar remover first. Then an iron remover such as Carpro Iron X and then clay.
Having been trained on the use of Zymol in 2008 and used premium waxes such as Vintage and Royale, I can vouch for the quality. Note also that prices havent really changed much since, so the waxes and glazes are becoming more affordable and well worth trying. This kind of quality is hard to find, though you can at www.morethanpolish.com
I had no idea they were from the states, presumed they were European like Swissvax. I’ve never tried a Zymol Wax, in the days when I bought expensive waxes (as everything else was pants), I went down the Swissol route as they were then called. Too many excellent sub £50 waxes these days for me to spend more than that.
Yes the assumption is a Swiss base like Swissvax, I agree you can get some stunning waxes for sub 50 quid so it's tough to justify spending more. I guess if you fancied treating yourself it's worth a consider.
if you want to go to the next level when the cars have converted in art, just correcting your car paint first, and pass the next step of perfection use zymol products maintenance for the rest of it life that I was doing it last 20 years y love these products so much.
Ok so chuck went to Germany bought some of their polish, worked out what was in it. Advanced the product and trademarked it as his own? He Even had the brass neck to sue the swiss for doing the same to him? is that something to be proud of? considering how much good ol Chuck charges for Zymol!
Excellent stuff luke...i love glasur 😍
Never tried that one but it has been on my radar for some time.
@@TranquilityBaseDetailing best all around wax there is out there. Top quality at that price.
I remember when I first brought zymol carbon used it on a a black Cadillac Escalade after I machine polished the truck it took my finishes to another levels I never look back wax from of the shelves again
Another brilliant video Luke never tried any zymol products but they definitely seem good at what they do I may have to invest in some bits from them 👌
Thanks bud, I'd highly recommend their HD cleanse with one of their waxes if you end up getting one.
I highly recommend it 👌🏾
Another nice video. Think this is the 3rd 9mins video ive watched and seems like about a 2min.
Well seeing was eyes on and trying to take in the info.
Fantastic work Luke 🖐🖐
Thanks bud. I find that on TH-cam, if you like the subject matter then the time just flies by.
Another great video Luke, got their Carbon entry level wax and it already feels world apart from other waxes. Will try titanium and glasur. Highly recommended!
If you can get to Concours I absolutley love that one. Next one I'd like to try is Glasur.
Zymol is one that has passed me by as well. Might be worth a looking one day when I get through all the other waxes.
One of my first ever waxes for me. You should be through your current wax supply by the end of the year right?😂
@@TranquilityBaseDetailing yeh sure if I wax one car a day everyday with 2 layers. I might come close
Another interesting one Luke. A brand I wish I had more of but enjoy using the few I do have.
Thanks bud, yes for sure I too would like a bigger Zymol collection. Just not enough pennies in the bank though😂
Excellent video now you gotta do a video on swissvax
Or swissol as before swissvax
Still Swissol in some places I do believe Swissvax/Swissol needs doing though
Yes for sure that needs to be done. Michael is right, Swissvax hold the rights to Swissol in 4 countries.
Another interesting video!
I wonder how they ended up in Halfords though
Seems they had a distribution agreement with Turtle Wax and had Cleaner Wax and Shampoo available virtually worldwide. I couldn't pin down any real specifics and it seems that agreement has ceased now so I left it out.
I’m in the Uk. Loved this back in the very early 1990s. I ordered a replacement tub of Zymöl in the uk and received swizzle. Emailed zymol HQ to say I didn’t think it was so good and didn’t like the new name. and Chuck called me on the phone to enquire and told me it was fake.
Is hd cleanse the same as rubbing compound? I understand we need to strip down to the clear...just trying to decifer if hd cleanse is marketing hype or do you really need it for using with zymol titanium and higher end waxes.
Think of it more like a prewax. It's only minorly abrasive but does leave a lovely surface to wax on. I highly recommend it. That being said to properly prep for waxing you'd remove tar, iron, clay then polish.
Rubbing compound is a very unrefined product indeed. I wouldn't put that on anything I cared for.
@@TranquilityBaseDetailing Thanks. I ve always used hd cleanse but was curious what it actually is. I appreciate the feedback. I understand the tar and clay part, but what do you mean by iron? Great video by the way.
@@davidthompson9295 Iron particles get embedded in the paintwork. Mainly a result of brake dust to be fair. When cleaning paint completely the advised route is tar remover first. Then an iron remover such as Carpro Iron X and then clay.
@@TranquilityBaseDetailing thank you
Having been trained on the use of Zymol in 2008 and used premium waxes such as Vintage and Royale, I can vouch for the quality. Note also that prices havent really changed much since, so the waxes and glazes are becoming more affordable and well worth trying. This kind of quality is hard to find, though you can at www.morethanpolish.com
Mark is hd cleanse the same as rubbing compound?
thoroughly enjoyable series....Zymol, a brand that's passed me by....nonetheless if it's concourse preferred, then it's good, very good
Incredible the grip they have on the concours market. Having formerly owned a pot of Concours I can confirm that was a lovely wax indeed.
Zymol rules !!!!
Tnx for all Great Videos!!! Big like and subscribe
Thanks for the like and sub bud. Much appreciated indeed😀👍
A Dodo Juice one would be good.
Ross dodo juice is awesome
One I'll work on sooner rather than later I think
I had no idea they were from the states, presumed they were European like Swissvax. I’ve never tried a Zymol Wax, in the days when I bought expensive waxes (as everything else was pants), I went down the Swissol route as they were then called. Too many excellent sub £50 waxes these days for me to spend more than that.
Chris amen but very great waxes at 50
Yes the assumption is a Swiss base like Swissvax, I agree you can get some stunning waxes for sub 50 quid so it's tough to justify spending more. I guess if you fancied treating yourself it's worth a consider.
if you want to go to the next level when the cars have converted in art, just correcting your car paint first, and pass the next step of perfection use zymol products maintenance for the rest of it life that I was doing it last 20 years y love these products so much.
Ok so chuck went to Germany bought some of their polish, worked out what was in it. Advanced the product and trademarked it as his own? He Even had the brass neck to sue the swiss for doing the same to him? is that something to be proud of? considering how much good ol Chuck charges for Zymol!
Great history. I'm wondering if they are still the preferred choice for Pebble Beach or have they been surpassed by today's ceramic coatings
Soooooo expensive. Make M&K look like they're reasonably priced 😂
M and k is a good brand
@@demonicus666 never said they weren't 👍🏻
Zymol Carbon £47.95 not too bad for a 226g jar and it's a belting wax.
www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/zymol-carbon-wax
@@cleanyourcar great wax I have it for dark cars
lol, that they do.
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