I love tlc, switched from chemical guys hydro slick to it but it is very hard to find anywhere. I'll always use tlc but I'll have to go to my backup cg hydro till it gets back in stock
Agree. I’m a talker but you can’t ask a question/feedback and not give the guy time to respond. Basically it feels like you don’t want his opinion and feels rude.
Same exact thing I was thing. Man videoing, got on my nerves. He would ask a question and answer it himself before the other guy could answer. He should have done the video of himself. Damn!!!
Lots of keyboard professionals leaving some pretty harsh comments. He is at a detailing shop, where the guy details as a profession, he provides detailing services for monetary compensation. That is a professional. They're just having some fun casually playing with the product and having a conversation about the experience.. nothing more, nothing less.. it's not an instructional or a how-to, it's a commentary.. lighten up.. Thanks for the video! 👍👌✌
I used it. Love it. Lasted 4 months and took multiple touch less car washes and stayed strong...However, I got some CS3 in an adams mystery bucket and that stuff it’s phenomenal
These two dudes definitely need a detailing TH-cam channel . One talks a lot other dude is trying to answer the question when other dude is already on question 3 ... 😆 🤣 ... Great video man
I've used The Last Coat for a year. It lasts about 6 months if you don't reapply it. But, it's so easy to put on, I've started to use it after every wash. The vehicle is a 2019, Ford F350 dually that sits outside 24/7/365 in New Mexico so it is subject to intense UV everyday. It works, but it is expensive. The cost is made up by the fact you don't need to apply a lot of it. As shown in this video, you spray it on the towel, apply lightly, let it dry and then buff off. I've tried a variety of sprays from: Meguiars, Wolfgang, Rupes, Chemical Guys, Zaino, Duragloss, Blackfire, Griot's Garage, Zymol, and a few more that I've forgotten. The Last Coat lasts longer, provides better protection and a higher gloss. But, it is expensive...
The Guys at The Last coat told me that you put it on a micro-fabric rag then after it sits for two min. you buffet with a dry micro- fabric very lightly. Maid my 2017 corvette supper shiny and smooth and very slippery. after 24 hours you can put another coat. I believe you let it sit to long. You might call them.
Honestly as a pro I feel like we got a nice application! It's a really good consumer ceramic -- no harm in putting it on thick as long as it doesnt leave "high spots"
That product is being applied too thick on the vehicle even for sealant, so actually that why you’ll have that damp look on application, 1-2 oz should be enough for that minivan ,after you change you cloth if it’s too damp. I’m my past months of experience it is a strong consumer grade product for safety glasses respirator and gloves, for safety. But you have made good point for us diy/car enthusiasts a clean surface for application People think they can just apply anything on anyway at times and expect the best results
TLC2 is one of the easiest spray on sealants I have ever used. Carpro Reload is one of the hardest to apply.. streaks like crazy.. no matter how much used.
Has anyone tried this and also The Last coat Black Ice and can tell me the pros and cons of both and which one lasts longer and better and is there any need to get both of them?
I've always used this shit on my car it seems to keep it pretty shiny I use it like every 3 or 4 months but my car is garage kept and I only wash it about every 3 weeks it's just a fine line between washing your car too much or leaving it dirty and letting the dirt sit on the paint I don't know what's going to work better in the long run
I thought TLC was a Facebook gimmick, but I watched a few videos like this and decided to try it. It's legit good stuff! The easiest protectant I've ever used. A little goes a long way, so even if it only lasts a few weeks, it's so easy to wipe on and wipe off after a wash you can literally do your entire car in minutes. I tried it on a newer 2019 car as well as a 2016 with 80,000 miles on it. Both cars shined up nicely and both bead and sheet water. I'd be less likely to wax my car due to the work involved and having to be careful not to get it on plastics. TLC can be used on glass, plastic...everything! You can wipe it on fast and wipe it off easily.
Dude I thought the same thing. This must be a gimmick, right?! But I think it checks boxes for ease of use and performance for most car owners and not just pro detailers. Try it as a final protectsnt on your interior plastics leather and vinyl. Matt finish but just a little pop. I love it
I haven't tried it on the interior yet. But there is no reason not to. DanSan would never learn karate using this stuff...so much easer than wax on/wax off. :)
I’ve been using TLC2 on my Harley and now my wife’s car pretty much since it came out. Tried other products like TopCoat, Shine Armor, and Torque…NOTHING works as well as TLC2 and about $35 a bottle, is the best bang for the buck. Apply it about two/three times a year and done.
Nice! If you’re looking for a cheaper option that works awesome, I started a company called DIY Detail. Ceramic Gloss is phenomenal and only $15 a bottle. But use what you love!! Thanks for watching
DETAILING SPRAY LONGEVITY TEST - SETUP & APPLICATION (TOPCOAT F11 - SHINE ARMOR - THE LAST COAT (Original) - THE LAST COAT 2 (TLC2) - THE LAST COAT ("BLACK ICE") - BEAD MAKER) : th-cam.com/video/fLsN4efnoKQ/w-d-xo.html
Wash, clay and then go to o'reilly auto parts and get dupli color wax and grease remover (well, go there first lol so you have it before you wash). You can use it as a drying aid, you just want to make sure it gets on every surface you plan to apply the last coat to. Using wax and grease remover ensures the paint is as "virgin" as possible. If you get the spray stuff, it works great. If you get aerosol, that's pretty serious stuff so wear a respirator. After applying and wiping off...Then apply the last coat. If you don't do it perfectly, it's no biggie -- the last coat will still look great and bead and such. And you can apply it again next time you wash it. With a product this forgiving (tlc version 2), there aren't too many rules that are hard and fast.
My computer died so I have like 5 videos I wanna make and cant...so i just said screw it and downloaded an app to edit some footage on my phone. I have higher quality vids coming soon:)
The thing is it will look good when you apply it, but what does it look like after a couple days and after driving, or in rain.. every detail spray looks good right away..
We used an IR cure lamp on this (in the video) which should simulate a long cure time. If you don't think this has enough longevity...remember it is a consumer grade product...there are plenty of pro grade products out there but for ease of use, shine and gloss....this is a real winner in my book.
Its really good. It shines alot, even after its been sitting for awhile. It beads water like crazy and it lasts for a couple washes. I washed my car 3 times and its still slick and shiny. It outlasts all the other products I seen because I have use them. I tried hydrosilex, shine armor, Mcguire ceramic detail spray, turtle wax ceramic and wax, turtle wax ice, f11 and some other stuff. U won't be disappointed. Its worth the money..
Don't apply Last Coat like seen in this video. I've been using Last Coat for 3 months and 2 coats with 24hr cure time between them on our 5 cars/trucks. Even after many washes, looks like millions of bug spatters and lots of bird poo clean ups/drying is still quick & easy.
There is a guy that does 2 years torture test on many products TLC lasted over 6 months. Great product for the price. Many expensive products didn't last the first first wash much less 30 days.
Can you apply this after using an aIO ? Like the rupes uno ? Or would you have to clean the surface with alcohol ? Or just apply directly after your done polish and sealing ?
I've used hydro slick, hydro charge, tlc2...tlc2 hands down winner by miles. I've gotten 6 months easily out of tlc2 in protection and beading. Where the chemical guys I was lucky if I got 2 months, even when using hydro suds as the only wash with the chemical guys ceramic line up. I love chemical guys but I gotta say tlc2 is just amazing stuff.
Didnt care for it. Seemed to lose its hydrophobic effects after 2 weeks of regular driving. Car was strip washed to ensure proper bonding and applied 2 layers. It looks great once applied and does bead water, but I expected a lot more. Heading back to turtle wax for now.
I gave this a thumbs up because of the guy who applied it. The camera guy who won’t shut up gets two thumbs down. Feed him to the lions. Really don’t care when he says he’s a talker. Just shut up.
Cant stand him.he trying to be soo professional but he isn't. This guy's expectations are massive but he use towel from costco to buff it out . Go on ground leave your planet
Honestly I didn’t think much if it at all, not trying to spread negativity but it just feels like a placebo, done my whole car with it last year and comparing it to fuso products I’ve used previously, fuso won hands down
It lasts longer bro. I used hydroselix, shine armor, turtle wax ceramic, meguairs ceramic, and some of the others. This one is way better than all the others, plus it lasts hella long. I washed my car 3 times and the coatings still there.
Hey brother I appreciate the video but you have to learn how to have a conversation. Your suppose to talk and ask and let the other person talk and answer without interrupting him. None the less thank you for the informative video 👍
Is this guy behind the camera really a employee for Last coat and trying to pretend he is a subjective critic. He actually talks so much that he “leads” the professional to answer his questions the way he wants it answered. He does what a lawyer would do to a expert witness on the witness stand.....lol
I love tlc, switched from chemical guys hydro slick to it but it is very hard to find anywhere. I'll always use tlc but I'll have to go to my backup cg hydro till it gets back in stock
try diy detail ceramic gloss it's pretty amazing:) bit.ly/CeramicGloss
Dude doing the video talks too damn much. Let the other guy talk man.
I'm a talker my dude
I Agree.Shut up
Agree. I’m a talker but you can’t ask a question/feedback and not give the guy time to respond. Basically it feels like you don’t want his opinion and feels rude.
Same exact thing I was thing. Man videoing, got on my nerves. He would ask a question and answer it himself before the other guy could answer. He should have done the video of himself. Damn!!!
@@HawkProDetailing try harder
How does the last coat compare to Nexgen?
Lots of keyboard professionals leaving some pretty harsh comments. He is at a detailing shop, where the guy details as a profession, he provides detailing services for monetary compensation. That is a professional.
They're just having some fun casually playing with the product and having a conversation about the experience.. nothing more, nothing less.. it's not an instructional or a how-to, it's a commentary.. lighten up..
Thanks for the video! 👍👌✌
I used it. Love it. Lasted 4 months and took multiple touch less car washes and stayed strong...However, I got some CS3 in an adams mystery bucket and that stuff it’s phenomenal
These two dudes definitely need a detailing TH-cam channel . One talks a lot other dude is trying to answer the question when other dude is already on question 3 ... 😆 🤣 ...
Great video man
Doesn't let him talk 🤣!!
I liked that they revamped it after they took heat for the original version. Shows they really care about their products
For sure man. There are so many good products out there but this one is definitely solid
At 7:45 you had the man thinking so hard he forgot “don’t spray vehicle” spray Rag Lol
I've used The Last Coat for a year. It lasts about 6 months if you don't reapply it. But, it's so easy to put on, I've started to use it after every wash. The vehicle is a 2019, Ford F350 dually that sits outside 24/7/365 in New Mexico so it is subject to intense UV everyday. It works, but it is expensive. The cost is made up by the fact you don't need to apply a lot of it. As shown in this video, you spray it on the towel, apply lightly, let it dry and then buff off. I've tried a variety of sprays from: Meguiars, Wolfgang, Rupes, Chemical Guys, Zaino, Duragloss, Blackfire, Griot's Garage, Zymol, and a few more that I've forgotten. The Last Coat lasts longer, provides better protection and a higher gloss. But, it is expensive...
I hear that man. Pretty much agree with everything you said. Have you tried it on interiors?
The Guys at The Last coat told me that you put it on a micro-fabric rag then after it sits for two min. you buffet with a dry micro- fabric very lightly. Maid my 2017 corvette supper shiny and smooth and very slippery. after 24 hours you can put another coat. I believe you let it sit to long. You might call them.
Honestly as a pro I feel like we got a nice application! It's a really good consumer ceramic -- no harm in putting it on thick as long as it doesnt leave "high spots"
That product is being applied too thick on the vehicle even for sealant, so actually that why you’ll have that damp look on application, 1-2 oz should be enough for that minivan ,after you change you cloth if it’s too damp. I’m my past months of experience it is a strong consumer grade product for safety glasses respirator and gloves, for safety.
But you have made good point for us diy/car enthusiasts a clean surface for application
People think they can just apply anything on anyway at times and expect the best results
Try the amp on top it has the shine of tlc version 1 and the durability of version 2
TLC2 is one of the easiest spray on sealants I have ever used. Carpro Reload is one of the hardest to apply.. streaks like crazy.. no matter how much used.
Has anyone tried this and also The Last coat Black Ice and can tell me the pros and cons of both and which one lasts longer and better and is there any need to get both of them?
I've always used this shit on my car it seems to keep it pretty shiny I use it like every 3 or 4 months but my car is garage kept and I only wash it about every 3 weeks it's just a fine line between washing your car too much or leaving it dirty and letting the dirt sit on the paint I don't know what's going to work better in the long run
damn let the detailer talk!!
Black paint is a true test.
I thought TLC was a Facebook gimmick, but I watched a few videos like this and decided to try it. It's legit good stuff! The easiest protectant I've ever used. A little goes a long way, so even if it only lasts a few weeks, it's so easy to wipe on and wipe off after a wash you can literally do your entire car in minutes. I tried it on a newer 2019 car as well as a 2016 with 80,000 miles on it. Both cars shined up nicely and both bead and sheet water.
I'd be less likely to wax my car due to the work involved and having to be careful not to get it on plastics. TLC can be used on glass, plastic...everything! You can wipe it on fast and wipe it off easily.
Dude I thought the same thing. This must be a gimmick, right?! But I think it checks boxes for ease of use and performance for most car owners and not just pro detailers. Try it as a final protectsnt on your interior plastics leather and vinyl. Matt finish but just a little pop. I love it
I haven't tried it on the interior yet. But there is no reason not to. DanSan would never learn karate using this stuff...so much easer than wax on/wax off. :)
I’ve been using TLC2 on my Harley and now my wife’s car pretty much since it came out. Tried other products like TopCoat, Shine Armor, and Torque…NOTHING works as well as TLC2 and about $35 a bottle, is the best bang for the buck. Apply it about two/three times a year and done.
Nice! If you’re looking for a cheaper option that works awesome, I started a company called DIY Detail. Ceramic Gloss is phenomenal and only $15 a bottle. But use what you love!! Thanks for watching
diydetail.com/products/ceramic-gloss
Y’all got me laughing😂. Definitely a great TH-cam combo!
Thanks man! Jamie was so skeptical but I think it got his stamp of approval lol
DETAILING SPRAY LONGEVITY TEST - SETUP & APPLICATION (TOPCOAT F11 - SHINE ARMOR - THE LAST COAT (Original) - THE LAST COAT 2 (TLC2) - THE LAST COAT ("BLACK ICE") - BEAD MAKER) : th-cam.com/video/fLsN4efnoKQ/w-d-xo.html
“Evaporating into the paint”
It was at that precise moment that I closed the video.
Hey hawk, when you mention vs pro, what's pro? What product is that? Thank u...
Ohh haha opti coat pro. Actually a great coating but I don't really install opti coat anymore. Jamie was a big opti coat guy for a while
Damn dude!!! WAY TOO MUCH TALKING!!!!
So, what is the preferred “paint prep”? I’m planning on using this product after clay bar and a cleaner wax. Would that suffice?
Wash, clay and then go to o'reilly auto parts and get dupli color wax and grease remover (well, go there first lol so you have it before you wash). You can use it as a drying aid, you just want to make sure it gets on every surface you plan to apply the last coat to. Using wax and grease remover ensures the paint is as "virgin" as possible. If you get the spray stuff, it works great. If you get aerosol, that's pretty serious stuff so wear a respirator. After applying and wiping off...Then apply the last coat. If you don't do it perfectly, it's no biggie -- the last coat will still look great and bead and such. And you can apply it again next time you wash it. With a product this forgiving (tlc version 2), there aren't too many rules that are hard and fast.
Dri Wash N Guard waterless car wash is a BOSS.
What’s power director? On the bottom right
My computer died so I have like 5 videos I wanna make and cant...so i just said screw it and downloaded an app to edit some footage on my phone. I have higher quality vids coming soon:)
If it’s the first coat, you need to apply a second one.
0:30 what is “pro”?
The thing is it will look good when you apply it, but what does it look like after a couple days and after driving, or in rain.. every detail spray looks good right away..
We used an IR cure lamp on this (in the video) which should simulate a long cure time. If you don't think this has enough longevity...remember it is a consumer grade product...there are plenty of pro grade products out there but for ease of use, shine and gloss....this is a real winner in my book.
@@HawkProDetailing nice, I may have to try
Its really good. It shines alot, even after its been sitting for awhile. It beads water like crazy and it lasts for a couple washes. I washed my car 3 times and its still slick and shiny. It outlasts all the other products I seen because I have use them. I tried hydrosilex, shine armor, Mcguire ceramic detail spray, turtle wax ceramic and wax, turtle wax ice, f11 and some other stuff. U won't be disappointed. Its worth the money..
Don't apply Last Coat like seen in this video. I've been using Last Coat for 3 months and 2 coats with 24hr cure time between them on our 5 cars/trucks. Even after many washes, looks like millions of bug spatters and lots of bird poo clean ups/drying is still quick & easy.
There is a guy that does 2 years torture test on many products TLC lasted over 6 months. Great product for the price. Many expensive products didn't last the first first wash much less 30 days.
Can you use it on Matt color ?
Absolutely
@@HawkProDetailing thx mate 👍
Can you apply this after using an aIO ? Like the rupes uno ? Or would you have to clean the surface with alcohol ? Or just apply directly after your done polish and sealing ?
Asking a question and not letting the guy answer doesn't inspire confidence.
How's this stack up against Hydroslick?
I've used hydro slick, hydro charge, tlc2...tlc2 hands down winner by miles. I've gotten 6 months easily out of tlc2 in protection and beading. Where the chemical guys I was lucky if I got 2 months, even when using hydro suds as the only wash with the chemical guys ceramic line up. I love chemical guys but I gotta say tlc2 is just amazing stuff.
I have had no beading after applying on my bike
just don't get version 1.0....
@@khyoon14 let's not talk about version 1 lmao
Didnt care for it. Seemed to lose its hydrophobic effects after 2 weeks of regular driving. Car was strip washed to ensure proper bonding and applied 2 layers. It looks great once applied and does bead water, but I expected a lot more. Heading back to turtle wax for now.
I gave this a thumbs up because of the guy who applied it. The camera guy who won’t shut up gets two thumbs down. Feed him to the lions. Really don’t care when he says he’s a talker. Just shut up.
James I appreciate you my man. Have a blessed week and much love 🙏🏼
@@HawkProDetailing lol thank you
How much blow did it take to narrate? Geez
I wouldn't want him doing my car. He's missed so many spots on this car. Unbelievable.
We were just having fun on a dealership van...far exceeding expectations lol
Cant stand him.he trying to be soo professional but he isn't. This guy's expectations are massive but he use towel from costco to buff it out . Go on ground leave your planet
? Who u talking bout. Jamie runs a very profitable BUSINESS. Which not many detailers EVER accomplish. Real life detailer...
@@HawkProDetailingvery surprised ,this was quick reply in this age of ignorance
Facts!
Your not supposed to do circular motion your supposed to do straight up and down and side to side
Meh its fine lol
😄😄 Your right it looks really good 😁😁 buddy
Honestly I didn’t think much if it at all, not trying to spread negativity but it just feels like a placebo, done my whole car with it last year and comparing it to fuso products I’ve used previously, fuso won hands down
You talk to much did not let the guy speak you was give him your answer not his own.
Fukin hell that was hard to watch. Let the guy talk. I've seen this product best out so many products. There are plenty of torture test on TH-cam.
cost too much $40 a bottle, cheaper one does the same thing
They are always running some kind of sale
It lasts longer bro. I used hydroselix, shine armor, turtle wax ceramic, meguairs ceramic, and some of the others. This one is way better than all the others, plus it lasts hella long. I washed my car 3 times and the coatings still there.
Lasts 4-6 months...
$21 on Amazon
Pao Xiong they have a lot of coupons try LOYAL30 u get like 30% off and this stuff does work really good
who's behind the camera? andy samberg??
lol
This is why were not allowed in the back at the shop customer talks alot and no works get done!
Hey brother I appreciate the video but you have to learn how to have a conversation. Your suppose to talk and ask and let the other person talk and answer without interrupting him. None the less thank you for the informative video 👍
Better yet......let the REAL detailer watch Pan The Organizer apply it then just do what he does.
SlingBlade slashin it up on this 4th of July!! Much love to you and your family :)
Is this guy behind the camera really a employee for Last coat and trying to pretend he is a subjective critic. He actually talks so much that he “leads” the professional to answer his questions the way he wants it answered. He does what a lawyer would do to a expert witness on the witness stand.....lol
This dude isn’t a pro detailer. Far from it.
The guy talking is annoying at best the detailer could not get a whole sentence in before he was interrupted !!
Real ceramics do not come in a spray bottle
Lol fair enough..those have a lot more longevity but this is a nice consumer friendly product
Its dollar store quality dont buy it, garbage.
U tried it? Version 2? Its a solid product for exteriors and interors IMHO
Version 1.0 was garbage. I don't know about 2.0. Pan the detailer guy oversold 1.0 and is a super sellout...
@@HawkProDetailing yes i tried it
Wasnt slippery on my car and hard to wipe off, put 2 coats on it, i hated it, F11 was 20 times better and zero residue, but expensive.
@@rickferguson2004 F 11 is proven to be junk in these reviews. Its in the garbage can right beside the Shine Armour.
Wish he would just stop talking and let the detailer give his thoughts
Christ can he just shut his face for 2 mins.
Apparently not 🤣