Here you go guys and girls who's going to win this clash of the waxes drop a comment let's see who's right ? Don't forget to subscribe and like if you get value from this video 👍⬇️
I bought a new 2023 Corolla Hybrid SE AWD - Calgary, AB, Canada I want to take care of this fuel miser from day 1 - so I kind of went overboard and bought: The Rag Company - Standard Waffle Weave Towels, Microfiber Detailing, Window/Glass and Drying, Wax & Polish, Lint-Free, Streak-Free, 370gsm, 16in x 16in, Light Blue (3-Pack) $14.00 The Rag Company - Edgeless 365 Microfiber Towels - Premium 70/30 Blend, Professional Polishing, Wax Removal, Auto Detailing, 365gsm, 16in x 16in, Gold (10-Pack) $29.00 The Rag Company - Cyclone Ultra Wash Mitts - Blue + Black (2-Pack) $24.00 Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Graphene Inside Job, Interior All Purpose Cleaner and Protectant $15.00 Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray Coating 16 fl oz $21.00 Armor All Tire Foam Protectant $11.00 Total: $126.79 + free shipping from Amazon Canada.
Used to buy the more expensive competitor's products, but now that I'm on a tight budget I gave TW a go. Was amazed to get the same results for less money. Great vid...thanks for posting it.
"It was a bit streaky, hazzy, had high spots and harder to apply". Probaby because you didnt follow the ceramic solutions directions, you applied too much. An entire hood only needs 2 sprays, but you gave that tiny surface 6.
Seal and Shine is absolutely the most incredible spray wax on the market!!!!!! Been using it for almost a year and it still wows me. Tried almost every name brand wax under $20.00 bucks over a span of 40 years and nothing has been better. All the ceramic and graphene stuff is CRAP and too expensive. They also streak so much they are a bear to remove. The key to Seal & Shine is to use one small spray on a microfiber pad per 1/3 of a panel and immediately wipe it off. Spray a tiny squirt to where you won't see it haze. If you use too much it will streak just like all the other spray waxes. You will get an amazing shine and incredible water beading. Also found out that the slickness is gone after 8 weeks (probably because my truck is never in a garage or shade so I do wax it every 6 weeks except in December and January. Also S&S smells so-o-o-o-o good. Get ya some for 10 bucks and you won't be disappointed.
+1 for Seal & Shine. I just bought ICE Seal & Shine and applied to a white car. The gloss is ridiculous as is the hydrophobicity. I'm going to pair this with Turtle Wax Graphene to the Max Wax for extra gloss and protection.
I wash the car and drive about 2 minutes to a local mini mall parking lot. I wipe away 80% of the remaining water with a microfiber towel and then give my little corolla: 2 squirts of Seal N Shine per panel 1 squirt of Ceramic Spray per panel I then use a 1 new microfiber towel to very quickly apply the product..... Maybe 15 to 20 seconds per panel ... (Keep it simple! It's not rocket science.) Lastly, I use use another dry microfiber towel to give a very quick buff & voila = finished. In total it takes me three small microfiber towels to do the entire car. 1 - to dry 2 - to apply the product 3 - to buff Procedure takes less than 4 to 5 minutes...
I love seal and shine! I use it on my Harley with fantastic results... And it has carnauba wax in it which gives it a much deeper glow than the others...
ya....I'm still liking the seal and shine product a lot since I started using it last year. I loved the ICE spray wax..but find myself using the seal and shine more....and the other stuff (ceramic and graphene are quite a bit more expensive so very reluctant to try them out with all these YT reviews. thanks
I suggest the ICE SPRAY WAX as a maintainance topper over the Seal&Shine. It is a bit easier to work, has really decent durability, and really brings the gloss up a notch from an already good shine from the Seal&Shine. And for what you get - the results are a gr8 value! I'll say this; you can not go wrong with anything in a spray bottle from TW these days.
For me the most appealing thing is that you can continue to top off the protection of the Graphene Flex Wax during maintenance washes, prolonging it’s durability. Pretty good to only need one product for protection without having to do the prep work all over again.
I think turtle wax is better then angle. I used the turtle to the max graphene compound and flex spray as 2nd coating on my truck , turtle wax ceramic spray 2 coats on dad car, and my brother angle ceramic done by professionals. We feel both turtle waxes looks better , more hydrophobic, and drying is a lot smoother with towel or air dry. 1 year in on all 3 vehicles and turtle wax graphene and ceramic still looks really good with only 1 reapply after 6 months. The graphene has a hard thick shine/gloss , and the turtle wax ceramic has more of a super wet glossy look. Only thing I can say good about the angle ceramic is it looks super thick but sticky, we can tell the difference when drying for sure. I couldn’t get my hands on the graphene paste wax when I did my truck but planning on doing a 3 layer with graphene compound, graphene flex spray, and graphene paste wax and see how that goes..
Graphene goes on great and comes off just ok. Had to use a damp towel and buff again but it was easier and the shine and slickness is insane. Then... it rains and though it beads up great, the beads don't roll off like you think they would leaving water spots everywhere. Also tried the spray on/hose off method. Makes one HELL of a mess on the hood and all the glass. Had to wash the car again and use Windex on all the glass. I'll use it up but I won't buy it again. I'll stick to the ceramic.
I am a newbie to car waxing and used TW S&S for the first time recently and found it reasonably effortless with amazing results. Get yourself 3 or 4 microfibres cloths to do a large car and follow the simple directions on the bottle. Use on the lights and glass as well. Whole car done in about 45 minutes.
Only just discovered your channel and have enjoyed spending the last hour watching a few of your videos. I have used all 3 of these products and agree with you that in the UK climate you cant go wrong with seal N shine particularly on dark coloured paint. Tried one bottle of the Green ceramic spray but couldnt get on with it on my dark blue car. Wont buy again but have gone through loads of seal N shine as its so easy to use.
I have tried the other ones. Seal N Shine for £10 difference between the other two is a no brainer. The seal n shine lasts longer for my everyday car and repels 9/10 compared to the other two, there is more beading on the other but doesn't last as long as Seal N Shine.
@@APASSIONFORDETAILING definitely and there spray and rinse is better than Gyeon wet coat. Car parts 4 less again or euro car parts it’s silly cheap. I buy 4 bottles at a time. Try it honestly.
Did you let them cure for at least 24 hours though? Maybe the more expensive ones need more time. Plus the graphene flex wax lasts for 1 year instead of 6 months and you can maintain it easily with more spray. I'd say it's worth the extra cost since it saves in the long run and has better protective quality than the cheaper stuff.
@moisesvillalobos2559 both cured for 24 hours but only 1 coat were as the ceramic needs 2 and 24 hours, I still think seal n shine is best value for money
I've used SnS for years. Great stuff, but about four years ago, I tried Hybrid Solutions. I like it better and it's been my go to since. Then about two years ago, I tried Graphene. I actually prefer Hybrid over Graphene. I felt that there's more slickness and it lasts longer. For me, I've found the SnS is a little harder to use. It doesn't come off as easy as Hybrid. And Graphene definitely left streaking that was not easy to get off. One difference is that I normally wax in the sun with a freshly washed and clayed surface. Most times I don't polish, but sometimes I do, depending on the condition of the surface. And of course I'll use some iron remover as needed. Doing this in the sun may have given me different results than you had. The Graphene was very difficult to remove the streaks. As for longevity, I think the Hybrid Solutions lasts longer than SnS. I did a test on my new car with Hybrid Solutions and Graphene. The Hybrid Solutions lasted longer than the Graphene. Great video! I like the honest results you've provided. Definitely not an advertisement for TW Graphene!
If water beading longevity is all you're concerned with,the Griot's 3 in 1 ceramic will beat most all competitors. ScottHD's channel,and his extreme long term testing,proved this. And I've tested many waxes myself. But,I don't wait 4+ months,and 12 washes,before I'm going to wax my car! So if you really care about your car's appearance. And if you want the most for your car when you're going to sell it later,you should be doing more than just waxing it every four months or more. I have both used the Turtle wax hybrid solutions ceramic spray,and the Griot's 3 in 1 ceramic. The Griot's does last longer. Here's the thing. I moved from San Jose Ca.,to Port Orange Florida. It rains here all the time!And it's hotter,and insanely humid. The Griots 3 in 1 does last longer,but it makes big beads.The TW hybrid Ceramic spray ,makes small beads. The result? Griot's leaves bigger,deeper (the kind that has to be machine polished out) water marks. Also,the Griots 3 in 1,because of the humidity here,is prone to more gummy,hard to get out,streaking. So,I'm using the Turtle Wax more than the Griot's now,especially on the hood,roof,and trunk lid,where water spots are more likely to etch into the paint. I wish there was a wax that could prevent water spots.I haven't found one yet. But according to many reviews from pro detailers, what makes the Turtle Wax Max Graphene woth the price? Not longevity! Gloss and depth. Proven with gloss meter readings.Now I'm thinking about trying the TW graphene max liquid wax. Not for longevity. But I've seen other test and noticed very tight,small,water beads,like the Hybrid ceramic spray. And from my experience,I'd say the TW ceramic spray is slightly glossier the than Griot's 3 in 1. The TW graphene Max is even more. And since I have 3 Da buffers and a huge assortment of foam,microfiber,and wool,pads, using them with the TW graphene Max shouldn't be a problem. But it's the gloss level and depth that separates the TW graphene Max wax from many other competitors. Not longevity.
Thanks for the comment dude, and thank you for watching, I totally agree with you. I actully protect my car weekly. Here in the UK weather isn't that hot of coarse so how long it lasts is whats important to us here and chemical resistance with salt and road film. The griots product is very good I have a bottle of it myself expensive over here tho due to shipping. Appericate your knowledge and comment
But isn’t water beading a clear telltale sign of a product working offering protection as intended ? Gloss aside. Just from a pure protection stand point ?
@@SHODUUP All car waxes will bead water to some degree. The type of water beading that a particular product creates can be seen in many of the tests being uploaded on TH-cam by reviewers. The major point of interest is how long will the product last. And how durable is it when different cleaning solutions are used. But I already addressed this issue in my response above. Because no wax that I'm aware of will completely prevent water spots forming on your paint.And if you let those water spots build up,and overlap, your car's gloss is going to be greatly reduced. Once there's a mineral (mainly calcium)build up on your paint surface,the only solution is to use a water spot remover.Or,to use a compound that has cutting ability. Both solutions require a lot of work. I use Meguiars Ultimate compound for this task because it works,and it's cheap. But I have four machine polishers and over 70 pads to work with. Many people won't or don't have the equipment,or the knowledge,to do paint correction. So,wanting a wax that last for over 5 months and a dozen or more washings is pointless for me. And for people who want to take care of their cars, well you shouldn't be that lazy and only wax your car after four months or more. Because of the rain and humidity here in Florida,I'm waxing my cars at least within three weeks. And I wipe my cars off using an absorber right after it rains,so the waterspots don't build up on them.I've found that when the wax is fresh,less than three weeks old,most of the waterspots can be removed with just rubbing them with a damp absorber. And because I used an absorber almost daily,I rarely wash my car with soap in the first place.I wipe the car down to remove the dirt and dust almost everyday. It really doesn't take long at all because my cars are always slick from the wax. So since wax durability and longevity is not the issue for me,the slickness and gloss factor is number one. Now I've been testing the Turtle Wax Max graphene liquid wax for the last few weeks. Hands down it's the glossiest and slickest wax I've tested and used. The only product I know about that can produce this gloss level is Xtreme Solutions Topper,which isn't a wax. And Topper is more slick to the touch than The TW Max graphene wax is. But that slickness doesn't last as long. Why is slickness important?Because it helps repel dust,pollen (which is unbelievable here in Florida),and dirt,and bugs (lot's of them here in Florida also)that sticks to your paint. If you want durability(and it's not as glossy or slick as many other products I've tested),then Griot's 3 in 1 Ceramic spray cannot be beaten. In the TH-cam channel SCottHD, he tested 30 products for over a year! Griots 3 in 1 was the cheapest,and it won! Because it's not that glossy or slick,I use it only on the roofs of my cars as a base coat. Turtle Wax hybrid solutions ceramic spray wax goes on my cars within every two weeks. And I use Griots Boss Carnuba spray wax,because it's cheap and glossy, on the roofs,and windows,after every time it rains here.Which usually is once within every two weeks here. Florida weather is extreme and will punish your car if you cannot garage them. The sun,heat,and humidity,will crack your dashboard,oxidize your paint,dry rot your tires, and rust like cancer,will spread through panels, if you don't paint over the rock chips and deep scratches.
@@deydrm I live in Canada wheee four months out of the year hand washing your car is out of the equation for the majority of the Canadian population. I personally don’t know of anyone that has a heated garage for their daily drivers where they get washed on a weekly or ever basis. The toy cars, well- they don’t get much use at all and live in the garage only. But the daily driver will have to get good protection in the late fall season (October- November) because after that washing it and polishing it outside is not an option till April is weather permits. If I was in Florida It would be a different story :) over here having a chemical that will combat the existing chemicals we put on the roads over the winter is priority. So if something like griots ceramic 3-1 will get me past the crappy winter season until hand washing can commence; that’s job no#1
Hello. I live in Asia which we either have a really hot day or rain throughout the week. You think Seal N Shine will outperform the other two? I was a TW Ice user am looking for other options.
honestly after using everything here and more, it doesn't freakin matter which one you choose, they all are great and affordable and most importantly, protect and make your vehicle look better and reduce maintenance wash times. For me I like Griots 3 in 1 ceramic which has traces of Carnuba which is princely why it does improve gloss to me but if not available I go with the Flex Spray Wax hands down shiniest one and I can use as a drying aide every few washes to maintain its effectiveness. any wax or coating you can apply to your drying towel is by far the most important quality in a spray on protection product if it needs to be applied to a dry car every time. I won't purchase it. although you could probably apply some of them to wet vehicles without issue after initial dry application even if mfg doesn't mention it.
@A Passion For Detailing yes but they streaked as a drying aide.. I use Griots 3 in 1 ceramic. no streaks..just want to know if there's another I should try that can be used alone and to dry as well. but I don't like the detailer sprays because they wear off in a few days
I recently used the Graphene Flex Wax Spray and it was SO difficult to wipe with a microfiber. The thickness of the liquid caused my towel to drag A LOT and it was incredibly streaky. I'd compare it to trying to wipe something like spray paint. Before applying it, I washed my car with the Graphene car shampoo from Turtle Wax and then dried my car completely inside my garage (in the shade). I'm not sure if I got a bad batch or something. I did like how you put it on an applicator/towel instead of spraying it directly onto the paint. That's how I'll do it next time (if i even use it again). Before this I used the TW ceramic spray for a long time and that was my favorite! But I had to jump on the graphene train to see what all the hype was about 😅
Can i use turtle wax flex as topper to maintain the coat of already applied turtle wax ceramic hybrid solution ? I already have turtle wax ceramic hybrid solution but i am thinking of using flex wax also as topper so that i get best results
just done my car with this and it works amazingly if you do the damp cloth thing to remove it, but then apply a second coat 24 hours later and the results are honestly incredible
Whats the best durable and most importantly easy to use ceramic spray / sealant / wax? I really need to know whats the 1 products is easy to use? Im thinking to compare: seal n shine, graphene flex wax, to the max liquid wax, meguiars hybrid ceramic wax, sonax bsd Its okay to apply between 1-2months I had a expereic with hars to buff producs, i taken care of my paint with very2 safe washing and drying, but cuz the hard to buff products i used, it got me some minor scratches which overtime, more and more visible as time comes. So easy to buff of products is the way for me Any recommendations?
The hybrid ceramic would have had the towel slide off much faster after 24 hours. I use it and it's why they say 2 coats, 24 hours apart. I think it's a fabulous product for the money if, as you say, you have the time.
@@APASSIONFORDETAILING i am thinking of order ice seal and shine for my bike. Because it is cheaper than hybrid. It is remain for atleast 6 month ??? & After 6 month can i use same bottle of remaining liquid?? It will be remain safe ?
Do you think the Seal And Shine can be used on top of the Turtle Wax Ceramic Wash And Wax (or would it be better to use the Ceramic Wax from the same range)? Thanks
The onky issue with that dude is it can't bond to the paint as you have used a wax insude the shampoo. If you used TW pure slick n slid yes you can as its a pure shampoo no protection in it. Seal n shine is great tho as a drying aid
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Never spray product on a towel. You spray the product on the car. So not only did you overapply both the ceramic and graphene, you need to apply two coats 24 hours apart for it to work properly.
Here you go guys and girls who's going to win this clash of the waxes drop a comment let's see who's right ? Don't forget to subscribe and like if you get value from this video 👍⬇️
What about turtle wet wax ceramic? And vs graphene infused flex wax?? What is better?
@@vasileiospetropoulos2046 hi I would still pick the seal n shine
@WaxMode can u please do a test with wet wax ceramic of Twax? And other brands? What about wet wax of tw vs turtle wax flex wax and ceramic tw wax?
I bought a new 2023 Corolla Hybrid SE AWD - Calgary, AB, Canada I want to take care of this fuel miser from day 1 - so I kind of went overboard and bought:
The Rag Company - Standard Waffle Weave Towels, Microfiber Detailing, Window/Glass and Drying, Wax & Polish, Lint-Free, Streak-Free, 370gsm, 16in x 16in, Light Blue (3-Pack) $14.00
The Rag Company - Edgeless 365 Microfiber Towels - Premium 70/30 Blend, Professional Polishing, Wax Removal, Auto Detailing, 365gsm, 16in x 16in, Gold (10-Pack) $29.00
The Rag Company - Cyclone Ultra Wash Mitts - Blue + Black (2-Pack) $24.00
Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Graphene Inside Job, Interior All Purpose Cleaner and Protectant $15.00
Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray Coating 16 fl oz $21.00
Armor All Tire Foam Protectant $11.00
Total: $126.79 + free shipping from Amazon Canada.
Seal and shine consistently out performs far more expensive products and its ridiculously cheap.
Advance auto parts just had seal n shine on clearance for $2.65 a bottle. I bought 5.
Used to buy the more expensive competitor's products, but now that I'm on a tight budget I gave TW a go.
Was amazed to get the same results for less money. Great vid...thanks for posting it.
Thanks for watching buddy what's your favorite
"It was a bit streaky, hazzy, had high spots and harder to apply". Probaby because you didnt follow the ceramic solutions directions, you applied too much. An entire hood only needs 2 sprays, but you gave that tiny surface 6.
Seal and Shine is absolutely the most incredible spray wax on the market!!!!!! Been using it for almost a year and it still wows me. Tried almost every name brand wax under $20.00 bucks over a span of 40 years and nothing has been better. All the ceramic and graphene stuff is CRAP and too expensive. They also streak so much they are a bear to remove. The key to Seal & Shine is to use one small spray on a microfiber pad per 1/3 of a panel and immediately wipe it off. Spray a tiny squirt to where you won't see it haze. If you use too much it will streak just like all the other spray waxes. You will get an amazing shine and incredible water beading. Also found out that the slickness is gone after 8 weeks (probably because my truck is never in a garage or shade so I do wax it every 6 weeks except in December and January. Also S&S smells so-o-o-o-o good. Get ya some for 10 bucks and you won't be disappointed.
Great tips there bill. Yeah 8weeks is about right more like 6 for me here but everyone's results will be different
@@APASSIONFORDETAILING Same for me, about 6 weeks for S&S. Do the others also last significantly longer?
Sir, Can I use sealant Hydrophobic wax as a topper on my car already coated with Super hard shell?
Absolutely 💯
+1 for Seal & Shine.
I just bought ICE Seal & Shine and applied to a white car. The gloss is ridiculous as is the hydrophobicity. I'm going to pair this with Turtle Wax Graphene to the Max Wax for extra gloss and protection.
An I use the Seal and Shine over the Turtle Wax Ceramic spray from time to time?
I wash the car and drive about 2 minutes to a local mini mall parking lot.
I wipe away 80% of the remaining water with a microfiber towel and then give my little corolla:
2 squirts of Seal N Shine per panel
1 squirt of Ceramic Spray per panel
I then use a 1 new microfiber towel to very quickly apply the product..... Maybe 15 to 20 seconds per panel ... (Keep it simple! It's not rocket science.)
Lastly, I use use another dry microfiber towel to give a very quick buff & voila = finished.
In total it takes me three small microfiber towels to do the entire car.
1 - to dry
2 - to apply the product
3 - to buff
Procedure takes less than 4 to 5 minutes...
I love seal and shine! I use it on my Harley with fantastic results... And it has carnauba wax in it which gives it a much deeper glow than the others...
Tanner you hit the nail on the head I plan to detail a fellow youtubers bike soon so I plan to you that
Great video, like and subscribe, btw. you should let them to cure for 24h 😉 . My favorite one is graphene flex wax. I love graphene products 😍
ya....I'm still liking the seal and shine product a lot since I started using it last year. I loved the ICE spray wax..but find myself using the seal and shine more....and the other stuff (ceramic and graphene are quite a bit more expensive so very reluctant to try them out with all these YT reviews. thanks
I suggest the ICE SPRAY WAX as a maintainance topper over the Seal&Shine. It is a bit easier to work, has really decent durability, and really brings the gloss up a notch from an already good shine from the Seal&Shine. And for what you get - the results are a gr8 value!
I'll say this; you can not go wrong with anything in a spray bottle from TW these days.
Top the Seal&Shine with the ICE Spray Wax. You will thank me.
Seal N Shine is the tits . Straight up
Seal&Shine with the ICE SPRAY WAX as a topper is phenomenal.
🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
For me the most appealing thing is that you can continue to top off the protection of the Graphene Flex Wax during maintenance washes, prolonging it’s durability. Pretty good to only need one product for protection without having to do the prep work all over again.
You are very right there 👏 can use to top up great product
It should be the same even for Seal and Shine. using it as Drying aid
You may have used too much of the ceramic spray coating if you got streaking
What about turtle wet wax ceramic? And vs graphene infused flex wax?? What is better?
If it streaks, you applied too much product. Re-wipe with a damp microfiber towel and rebuff
Great advice there :)
I think turtle wax is better then angle. I used the turtle to the max graphene compound and flex spray as 2nd coating on my truck , turtle wax ceramic spray 2 coats on dad car, and my brother angle ceramic done by professionals. We feel both turtle waxes looks better , more hydrophobic, and drying is a lot smoother with towel or air dry. 1 year in on all 3 vehicles and turtle wax graphene and ceramic still looks really good with only 1 reapply after 6 months. The graphene has a hard thick shine/gloss , and the turtle wax ceramic has more of a super wet glossy look. Only thing I can say good about the angle ceramic is it looks super thick but sticky, we can tell the difference when drying for sure. I couldn’t get my hands on the graphene paste wax when I did my truck but planning on doing a 3 layer with graphene compound, graphene flex spray, and graphene paste wax and see how that goes..
Great review Steve thank you for the feed back. We'll good news I managed to get some so stay tuned 😀
the turtle wax compound does not contain any graphene.
Yeah my mistake dude
I really wish you would have thrown the turtle wax ceramic graphene paste wax into the mix too!
Flex wax is on sale 2 for £17.50 as well as max wax. From turtle wax direct
Bargin that cheers dude
Ceramic needs time to cure. Test should be done after 24hrs
@WaxMode can u please do a test with wet wax ceramic of Twax? And other brands? What about wet wax of tw vs turtle wax flex wax and ceramic tw wax?
Please bare in mind I did know that 2 of the products needed 24hours to cure
Graphene goes on great and comes off just ok. Had to use a damp towel and buff again but it was easier and the shine and slickness is insane. Then... it rains and though it beads up great, the beads don't roll off like you think they would leaving water spots everywhere. Also tried the spray on/hose off method. Makes one HELL of a mess on the hood and all the glass. Had to wash the car again and use Windex on all the glass. I'll use it up but I won't buy it again. I'll stick to the ceramic.
I am a newbie to car waxing and used TW S&S for the first time recently and found it reasonably effortless with amazing results. Get yourself 3 or 4 microfibres cloths to do a large car and follow the simple directions on the bottle. Use on the lights and glass as well. Whole car done in about 45 minutes.
Thanks for watching Tony it is really that simple isn't it
Also you can use it on a wet car too as a drying aid which I love
Do you still get the same protection longevity using it on wet panels ? How does it affect the coating ?
I cannot confirm this dude sorry but it will still last long enough I'm sure
😊Awesome information I've been using this shine and seal for a while and it's great 👍 and the regular spray wax All so from turtle 🐢 wax 😊😊
It's a bargin tooo, thanks for watching
Only just discovered your channel and have enjoyed spending the last hour watching a few of your videos. I have used all 3 of these products and agree with you that in the UK climate you cant go wrong with seal N shine particularly on dark coloured paint. Tried one bottle of the Green ceramic spray but couldnt get on with it on my dark blue car. Wont buy again but have gone through loads of seal N shine as its so easy to use.
Good video. I think if the Graphene Flex Wax can be used like a quick detailer, that's a win.
It's super easy to apply wet or dry it's a win win for me, thanks for watching eric
I got all 3 for under £30 quid thanks amazon for messing up their pricing 😅
Seal n shine no questions
Couldn't agree more there have you tried the others
I have tried the other ones. Seal N Shine for £10 difference between the other two is a no brainer. The seal n shine lasts longer for my everyday car and repels 9/10 compared to the other two, there is more beading on the other but doesn't last as long as Seal N Shine.
I been using Turtle Wax Ice spray wax for years and finally ran out the other day. Time to get some Seal N Shine! Great review, loved it!
Thanks for watching
Top the Seal&Shine with the ICE Wax. You will think me. Guaranteed.
Great video. I have the seal and shine and paid only £7 from car parts 4 less. Cracking product. I’ve not tried the others as I got the S&S so cheap.
It's madness the cost isit it such a bargin product with such great results
@@APASSIONFORDETAILING definitely and there spray and rinse is better than Gyeon wet coat. Car parts 4 less again or euro car parts it’s silly cheap. I buy 4 bottles at a time. Try it honestly.
@@Geeky_detail_reviews yes I have used it if you stay tuned very soon have a gyeon wet coat video but with a little hidden gem
@@APASSIONFORDETAILING do you mean you have another Gyeon wet coat video coming up?
@@Geeky_detail_reviews I do but it will save you some penny's
Did you let them cure for at least 24 hours though? Maybe the more expensive ones need more time. Plus the graphene flex wax lasts for 1 year instead of 6 months and you can maintain it easily with more spray. I'd say it's worth the extra cost since it saves in the long run and has better protective quality than the cheaper stuff.
Thanks for watching
@@APASSIONFORDETAILINGThanks for not answering.
@patrickreuman3123 what was your question ?
@@APASSIONFORDETAILING I think he meant my question. I don't think you answered it.
@moisesvillalobos2559 both cured for 24 hours but only 1 coat were as the ceramic needs 2 and 24 hours, I still think seal n shine is best value for money
Seal n shine improved version is now more premium with same price difference 😅seal and shine is best in segment 😊
Great video. Am glad to bought the Seal and Shine ….. really want to use it very soon
Great choice there 👍🏽you will have to let me know your results
Great vids bruh, got question, can I use S&S after I use TW polishing compound my car ? Thanks in advance ❤
Thank you, I would use a panel prep after the polishing stage then you will get maximum protection
@@APASSIONFORDETAILING Noted !
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I've used SnS for years. Great stuff, but about four years ago, I tried Hybrid Solutions. I like it better and it's been my go to since. Then about two years ago, I tried Graphene. I actually prefer Hybrid over Graphene. I felt that there's more slickness and it lasts longer. For me, I've found the SnS is a little harder to use. It doesn't come off as easy as Hybrid. And Graphene definitely left streaking that was not easy to get off.
One difference is that I normally wax in the sun with a freshly washed and clayed surface. Most times I don't polish, but sometimes I do, depending on the condition of the surface. And of course I'll use some iron remover as needed. Doing this in the sun may have given me different results than you had. The Graphene was very difficult to remove the streaks.
As for longevity, I think the Hybrid Solutions lasts longer than SnS. I did a test on my new car with Hybrid Solutions and Graphene. The Hybrid Solutions lasted longer than the Graphene.
Great video! I like the honest results you've provided. Definitely not an advertisement for TW Graphene!
Thanks for the long informative comment dude, it don't go noticed
If water beading longevity is all you're concerned with,the Griot's 3 in 1 ceramic will beat most all competitors. ScottHD's channel,and his extreme long term testing,proved this. And I've tested many waxes myself. But,I don't wait 4+ months,and 12 washes,before I'm going to wax my car! So if you really care about your car's appearance. And if you want the most for your car when you're going to sell it later,you should be doing more than just waxing it every four months or more. I have both used the Turtle wax hybrid solutions ceramic spray,and the Griot's 3 in 1 ceramic. The Griot's does last longer. Here's the thing. I moved from San Jose Ca.,to Port Orange Florida. It rains here all the time!And it's hotter,and insanely humid. The Griots 3 in 1 does last longer,but it makes big beads.The TW hybrid Ceramic spray ,makes small beads. The result? Griot's leaves bigger,deeper (the kind that has to be machine polished out) water marks. Also,the Griots 3 in 1,because of the humidity here,is prone to more gummy,hard to get out,streaking. So,I'm using the Turtle Wax more than the Griot's now,especially on the hood,roof,and trunk lid,where water spots are more likely to etch into the paint. I wish there was a wax that could prevent water spots.I haven't found one yet. But according to many reviews from pro detailers, what makes the Turtle Wax Max Graphene woth the price? Not longevity! Gloss and depth. Proven with gloss meter readings.Now I'm thinking about trying the TW graphene max liquid wax. Not for longevity. But I've seen other test and noticed very tight,small,water beads,like the Hybrid ceramic spray. And from my experience,I'd say the TW ceramic spray is slightly glossier the than Griot's 3 in 1. The TW graphene Max is even more. And since I have 3 Da buffers and a huge assortment of foam,microfiber,and wool,pads, using them with the TW graphene Max shouldn't be a problem. But it's the gloss level and depth that separates the TW graphene Max wax from many other competitors. Not longevity.
Thanks for the comment dude, and thank you for watching, I totally agree with you. I actully protect my car weekly. Here in the UK weather isn't that hot of coarse so how long it lasts is whats important to us here and chemical resistance with salt and road film. The griots product is very good I have a bottle of it myself expensive over here tho due to shipping. Appericate your knowledge and comment
But isn’t water beading a clear telltale sign of a product working offering protection as intended ? Gloss aside. Just from a pure protection stand point ?
@MV85 yes it is normally some products sheet for months after the beading has gone
@@SHODUUP All car waxes will bead water to some degree. The type of water beading that a particular product creates can be seen in many of the tests being uploaded on TH-cam by reviewers. The major point of interest is how long will the product last. And how durable is it when different cleaning solutions are used. But I already addressed this issue in my response above. Because no wax that I'm aware of will completely prevent water spots forming on your paint.And if you let those water spots build up,and overlap, your car's gloss is going to be greatly reduced. Once there's a mineral (mainly calcium)build up on your paint surface,the only solution is to use a water spot remover.Or,to use a compound that has cutting ability. Both solutions require a lot of work. I use Meguiars Ultimate compound for this task because it works,and it's cheap. But I have four machine polishers and over 70 pads to work with. Many people won't or don't have the equipment,or the knowledge,to do paint correction.
So,wanting a wax that last for over 5 months and a dozen or more washings is pointless for me. And for people who want to take care of their cars, well you shouldn't be that lazy and only wax your car after four months or more. Because of the rain and humidity here in Florida,I'm waxing my cars at least within three weeks. And I wipe my cars off using an absorber right after it rains,so the waterspots don't build up on them.I've found that when the wax is fresh,less than three weeks old,most of the waterspots can be removed with just rubbing them with a damp absorber. And because I used an absorber almost daily,I rarely wash my car with soap in the first place.I wipe the car down to remove the dirt and dust almost everyday. It really doesn't take long at all because my cars are always slick from the wax. So since wax durability and longevity is not the issue for me,the slickness and gloss factor is number one.
Now I've been testing the Turtle Wax Max graphene liquid wax for the last few weeks. Hands down it's the glossiest and slickest wax I've tested and used. The only product I know about that can produce this gloss level is Xtreme Solutions Topper,which isn't a wax. And Topper is more slick to the touch than The TW Max graphene wax is. But that slickness doesn't last as long. Why is slickness important?Because it helps repel dust,pollen (which is unbelievable here in Florida),and dirt,and bugs (lot's of them here in Florida also)that sticks to your paint. If you want durability(and it's not as glossy or slick as many other products I've tested),then Griot's 3 in 1 Ceramic spray cannot be beaten. In the TH-cam channel SCottHD, he tested 30 products for over a year! Griots 3 in 1 was the cheapest,and it won! Because it's not that glossy or slick,I use it only on the roofs of my cars as a base coat. Turtle Wax hybrid solutions ceramic spray wax goes on my cars within every two weeks. And I use Griots Boss Carnuba spray wax,because it's cheap and glossy, on the roofs,and windows,after every time it rains here.Which usually is once within every two weeks here. Florida weather is extreme and will punish your car if you cannot garage them. The sun,heat,and humidity,will crack your dashboard,oxidize your paint,dry rot your tires, and rust like cancer,will spread through panels, if you don't paint over the rock chips and deep scratches.
@@deydrm I live in Canada wheee four months out of the year hand washing your car is out of the equation for the majority of the Canadian population. I personally don’t know of anyone that has a heated garage for their daily drivers where they get washed on a weekly or ever basis. The toy cars, well- they don’t get much use at all and live in the garage only.
But the daily driver will have to get good protection in the late fall season (October- November) because after that washing it and polishing it outside is not an option till April is weather permits.
If I was in Florida It would be a different story :) over here having a chemical that will combat the existing chemicals we put on the roads over the winter is priority.
So if something like griots ceramic 3-1 will get me past the crappy winter season until hand washing can commence; that’s job no#1
Always really satisfying to see water just run off the panel like that
Hope you enjoyed Michael
The best review for those three products. Thank you!
Thank you for watching in happy you enjoyed it jiwoo :)
2 sprays per panel not 10
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Hi hope your doing good one bottle of seal and shine can be used for how many cars
That's a tough question easy do 15 plus I think
@@APASSIONFORDETAILING Thanks for quick response
Hello. I live in Asia which we either have a really hot day or rain throughout the week. You think Seal N Shine will outperform the other two? I was a TW Ice user am looking for other options.
I think so yes it's great value for money
@@APASSIONFORDETAILING Thank you so much.
honestly after using everything here and more, it doesn't freakin matter which one you choose, they all are great and affordable and most importantly, protect and make your vehicle look better and reduce maintenance wash times. For me I like Griots 3 in 1 ceramic which has traces of Carnuba which is princely why it does improve gloss to me but if not available I go with the Flex Spray Wax hands down shiniest one and I can use as a drying aide every few washes to maintain its effectiveness. any wax or coating you can apply to your drying towel is by far the most important quality in a spray on protection product if it needs to be applied to a dry car every time. I won't purchase it. although you could probably apply some of them to wet vehicles without issue after initial dry application even if mfg doesn't mention it.
They are all great I agree and tbh it don't matter what you pick, for me I clean my car weekly so durabilty really makes no difference
@A Passion For Detailing with that concept, a true ceramic coating wouldn't matter. k thanks
@Stephen Louden even without a ceramic coating theses products are great even as drying aids have you tried them
@A Passion For Detailing yes but they streaked as a drying aide.. I use Griots 3 in 1 ceramic. no streaks..just want to know if there's another I should try that can be used alone and to dry as well. but I don't like the detailer sprays because they wear off in a few days
@Stephen Louden flex wax you can no issues. Gyeon Ceramic Detailer will give you a few weeks no problem
Fantastic video! Lots of info. Thanks for posting. 👍
Pete thank you
Yes I use titan sio2 as my topper or maintenance
Not tried that yet have heard very good things
Hi i had put 2coat of turtle ceramic spray after 24hrs of first 1…can i drive my car just in few hours of 2nd coat???
Should be fine 🙂
Thanks a lot. Greetings from Spain
Your welcome moncho
I recently used the Graphene Flex Wax Spray and it was SO difficult to wipe with a microfiber. The thickness of the liquid caused my towel to drag A LOT and it was incredibly streaky. I'd compare it to trying to wipe something like spray paint. Before applying it, I washed my car with the Graphene car shampoo from Turtle Wax and then dried my car completely inside my garage (in the shade). I'm not sure if I got a bad batch or something. I did like how you put it on an applicator/towel instead of spraying it directly onto the paint. That's how I'll do it next time (if i even use it again).
Before this I used the TW ceramic spray for a long time and that was my favorite! But I had to jump on the graphene train to see what all the hype was about 😅
Give thr bottle a good shake could of been thar, I still prefer seal n shine myself
@@APASSIONFORDETAILING your reason(s) being? Thanks.
Sounds like you used too much and should switch to a sponge.
Can i use turtle wax flex as topper to maintain the coat of already applied turtle wax ceramic hybrid solution ? I already have turtle wax ceramic hybrid solution but i am thinking of using flex wax also as topper so that i get best results
You sure can my freind
Is it better then Gyeon Quick Detailer?
By far and will last way longer
I have the Ceramic spray and really it is a bit hard to buff out the streaks, I am definitely getting the seal & shine next. Thanks for this video.
A damp cloth will help remove the streaks
just done my car with this and it works amazingly if you do the damp cloth thing to remove it, but then apply a second coat 24 hours later and the results are honestly incredible
Great to hear dude I'm glad your happy with the results
Really good video
Can you use it all the time like monthly
Yes sure eveb after every wash but thats a bit over kill
Well done
none of these last the amount of time they say.. The Ceramic Spray Wax diminishes after a month and no long beads or sheets water
You should be getting at least 6 months from them as long as your paint is preped before hand
I got about 3-4 months out of the ceramic spray while maintaining with gyeon ceramic detailer
Whats the best durable and most importantly easy to use ceramic spray / sealant / wax?
I really need to know whats the 1 products is easy to use?
Im thinking to compare: seal n shine, graphene flex wax, to the max liquid wax, meguiars hybrid ceramic wax, sonax bsd
Its okay to apply between 1-2months
I had a expereic with hars to buff producs, i taken care of my paint with very2 safe washing and drying, but cuz the hard to buff products i used, it got me some minor scratches which overtime, more and more visible as time comes.
So easy to buff of products is the way for me
Any recommendations?
There all good tbh hard choice imo seal n shine due to value
@@APASSIONFORDETAILING how about the easiest wipe off?
I think think so, little tip if you do get any high spots use a damp towel
@@APASSIONFORDETAILING to buff off?
me too!🤩
Thanks for watching
Only used S&S this morning, this stuff is STILL unbeatable for our buck 😂👌
Bargin right and smells good too
@@APASSIONFORDETAILING sure I drank 2 bottles of it,then I did the car 😂😂😂
@@EireFirst2024 😅🤣😂
I think the ceramic is a 2 step process
He stated that. 24 hrs. between applications....
Can I use seal & shine on ceramic coated car?
Yes you can use it as a topper every couple of months, I would prefer gyeon ceramic detailer or bead maker for that
Ok...thanks
The hybrid ceramic would have had the towel slide off much faster after 24 hours.
I use it and it's why they say 2 coats, 24 hours apart. I think it's a fabulous product for the money if, as you say, you have the time.
I totally agree the more iv used this the more I do like it it's just the waiting time that's a pain
Seal & shine use for bike or plastic parts ???
Both is perfect
@@APASSIONFORDETAILING i am thinking of order ice seal and shine for my bike. Because it is cheaper than hybrid. It is remain for atleast 6 month ??? & After 6 month can i use same bottle of remaining liquid?? It will be remain safe ?
@Chauhan Jayesh it lasts up to 6 months and you can apply it weekly if you really wanted to no harm but over kill
@@APASSIONFORDETAILING applying weekly is safe for pain ??
@Chauhan Jayesh yes it is over kill but ever couple of washes use that and you be good to go
Do you think the Seal And Shine can be used on top of the Turtle Wax Ceramic Wash And Wax (or would it be better to use the Ceramic Wax from the same range)? Thanks
The onky issue with that dude is it can't bond to the paint as you have used a wax insude the shampoo. If you used TW pure slick n slid yes you can as its a pure shampoo no protection in it. Seal n shine is great tho as a drying aid
@@APASSIONFORDETAILING thank you very much appreciate it
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Thanks for watching
I didn't even know Jesus was into pot!!
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His name isn't Jesus, the letter J and sound didn't even exist more than 500 years ago. So no one had the letter J or the J sound in their name before 1524.
It wasn't until 1524 when Gian Giorgio Trissino, an Italian Renaissance grammarian known as the father of the letter J coined the sound and letter.
His name is ישוע (oldest writing) pronounced yehōshu'a or Yeshua. Yahawashi is the pronunciation without the mesoretic vowel points and probably the most accurate of them all.
Psalms 19:1🙏
I look at it like this u dont have to put 2 coats but u can if u want and it lasting a whole year is worth $5 more dollars to me!
Never spray product on a towel. You spray the product on the car. So not only did you overapply both the ceramic and graphene, you need to apply two coats 24 hours apart for it to work properly.
You can 110% spray the products into a towel or applicator
Formula 1 paste wax is king of the segment
I think if you tried soft99 fusso paste wax You will think different. Thank you for watching