What’s the most important feature you look for in a wax or sealant? Is it the water behaviour, gloss, slickness, durability or ease of application? Let me know in the comments! Thanks for watching!
Durability and water behaviour are my main priorities when choosing wax or sealant. Ive been an avid user of autoglym for over 30 years but more recently been using some tirtle wax hybrid solutions products and car chem off the back of your reviews. Keep up the good work, still the only detailing channel worth watching for me 👌😊
Have you tried autoglym polar seal that stuff is amazing in the winter for protection. You need to review that if you haven’t already. Thank me later lol.
Hi heather y hope you are well, the more important fact for me is gloss and durability, I'm still using in my cars ZYMOL products for more than 20 years and I don't have any problems, maybe one time you can test them in your channel I highly recommend them, take care.
I got 75th anniversary edition, it go through 3 months for me due to high temperature and sand storms in UAE other car got easily 8 months and still going strong
It will be interesting to see the durability, I'm really looking forward to see how this wax will perform in the long run. The water behaviour looks stunning. That property and gloss level are the most important features for me personally. Great video Heather, as always ⭐
Cheers Viktor! Yeah I'm very intrigued to see how long it'll last, and if there's much of a difference between the durability on the panels which were clayed, polished and panel wiped vs the ones which were just washed and panel wiped!
I used it and it’s seems to be about a solid 3 months of good beading on my daily driver stored outside in the spring /summer. I did recently take a trip in the mountains a little over 500+ miles and normally my cars front end is absolutely plaster with bugs. But this time I got back and it was almost perfectly clean. I was shocked.I normally wax my car fairly often so I can’t comment on the extreme durability claims as I will have waxed my car again before 6-12 months.
Hi, I didn’t get anywhere near 12months with this, but certainly 3-4months. I found it a bit hard in the tub but it goes on well even when you don’t think much is on the applicator. I didn’t do full decon like you did but went with real life application. It looks good and I like it but I’ll stick to spray on shinee wax instead. Good work keep it up.
For my personal ride: shine and tactile feel are priorities for the look of the flat red paint on my GTI. Durability is somewhat important but I don't mind reapplications. I have found that this wax hits all 3 points for me. The shine and finish are fantastic. Durability for my needs is solid at a good 3 months-plus especially for a non-garaged but obsessively cared for and maintained ride. I might point out that if one coat is good then 2 coats are better especially for the durability whiners. If the paint has been properly prepped a follow-up application with proper curing time from the first application (24-72 hours) will definitely insure some longevity. Plus, with this paste wax the 2nd coat will apply and buff with astonishing ease. Thats how it has worked for me and am betting the same for you. This is excellent paste wax. Shine on you crazy diamonds!
@bm_wuratli6883 Yep, I'm a fan of TW. I get around YT detailing channels. I like to see what the other guys are doing. Check out mine. It's pretty basic, but you'll get the idea.
I fully decontaminated a vw Polo a few weeks ago. Stripping all previous protection and applying 2 coats of this turtlewax ceramic graphene wax. The finished results was outstanding concerning its a black car. This polo is an un garaged car and has had some long motorway miles since the application. It's in a sorry old state tbh. I've found the traffic film & grime has stuck to the protection like s**t to a blanket and we all know what our road salt is like. So it's going to be interesting to see its durability vs british winter conditions after only a few weeks and no toppers in between. Great video I've subscribed & liked 👍
Thanks! Yeah I’m definitely interested to see how long this one lasts. I think anything less than 4 months on the polished sections would be a bit gutting but time will tell!
I use the turtle wax hybrid range with the ceramic graphene wax.......I must say the wax is great for gloss and water behaviour like you said. I can't wait for the next video on durability 👍👌
At the moment I'm using TW to the max wax + flex wax , but this paste wax (and Gyeon wax) is next on my list 👌 , great video, water behaviour was absolutely crazy
Good, honest and down to earth as always. I love the way you've got two tests in one going, some people will go the whole hog when prepping the surface and others will just wash the car. I've heard that durability falls well short of the Turtle Wax claims but we'll have to wait and see. I love a good wax but some spray products are so easy to use, give good gloss and last ages. Thanks very much.
Thanks Philip! The durability claim is very bold, the only wax I've tried that is capable of lasting a year is fusso coat but I never really enjoyed using that one much. I'm hoping for around 4-5 months considering the car is kept outside but we'll see!
Durability and water behaviour for me Heather. I've looked at buying this wax myself several times, so look forward to seeing how it performs in real world conditions.
Gloss, hydrophibicity and slickness, in that order. Not bothered about durability at all, because I wash my car every week, weather permitting, and enjoy trying new lsp products. Had to wait ages for this to be back in stock and have used it once on a couple of panels before being rained off, so need to try it again to get a better idea of how good it is. Superb video as always Heather. Thanks for going to the trouble and hope you're okay.
Thanks Mark! I’m the same with durability not being a massive priority for products I use on my car. The only time I prioritise it more is on other people’s cars really where I know they’ll not get washed for months!
Agreed, I never understand the longevity issue when the vast majority of car people wash their cars weekly or at least bi weekly and good polymer wash n wax are readily available, easy to use and adds a lasting layer of protection.
Ease of application and water behavior for me but I have time to re apply and enjoy the therapeutic nature of waxing a car. The only thing is the other reviews I have watched didn't really rate this wax but I will keep an open mind and wait for your results.
Just discovered your channel. Loving your videos and how you take the extra time and effort to explain what you use and why. Keep up the good work, liked and subscribed.
Spot on review Heather. Application and removal is exactly my experience. As I said on Instagram, I’m really pleased with it, especially at the price point.
Nice review Heather. I've been interested in this particular wax myself. After watching your review I think i will pick up a tub of this stuff up and give it a try. Looks like a good one.
This and Pinnacle Souveran are my favorite paste waxes. The Turtle Wax costs me $27, where the Pinnacle costs $80. I don't go through a full process when I use them. My car is ceramic coated, so I give the car a good wash, chemical decon, then apply with an orbital polisher.
Seems perplexing to me to use a paste wax on a ceramic-coated car. It's probably more effective (and less costly) to use a brand-specific topper in spray form, just spray and wipe off or use as a drying aid...but not a wax!
@@raist315 exactly! Ceramic protection and general appearance will remain but the "look" of a good wax is unbeatable - even over a ceramic coating. Additionally if the ceramic coating is holding well with little to no contaminants the paste wax will apply and buff with great ease!
Great intro to the product 👍🏻 It will certainly be interesting to see how durable it is since it seems to tick a lot of boxes! I’ll be making a decision in the summer about which wax to go with for mine, so maybe there will be some updates by then haha
Ease of use, gloss and water repellency for me Heather. I liked the Meg's ceramic liquid wax but when went off in the bottle only after around 6 months. Have the Gyeon wax & ceramic detailer ordered, can't wait to try em 👍
I do believe the durability is great except in extreme heat. I was getting 3+ months in the spring/summer up to around 85/90 degrees. Then took a trip for 10 days somewhere that was extremely hot 104+ degrees with salt air and that really seemed to kill the wax quick. Of course I’m sure that extreme is hard on any product.I came back from my trip and when I washed my car it was still beading but I could definitely see the reduction after such a short time. It was beading less after 10 days than it did after a month back home.
You should give Infinity Wax Synergy a look... Even better its made in the UK. Im one of those pro detailers that doesnt care what exterior products smell like.
Good video Heather. It will be interesting to see how long this lasts. Both myself and Dave found the real world longevity to be quite poor based on the stated claims from Turtle Wax
Thanks 😊 I remember seeing your video on it now actually. I’m hoping for 4 months at least particularly on the polished sections, anything less would be pretty gutting!
Another good video! Thanks Heather. I considered buying this when it came out as the 75th anniversary edition, but was put off by some really mixed reviews if I'm honest. That and the fact that, if I'm using a wax, I tend to prefer applying it using my DA. Very curious to see what the durability turns out like.
Thank you! I've seen some mixed things as well about the durability so I'm intrigued to see how long it lasts on this car, and if there's a big difference between the polished panels and the ones which were just washed and panel wiped!
@Auto Care HQ yeah that will DEFINITELY be very interesting to see just what effect that has. My suspicion is that it won't have a great effect overall. A full blown ceramic I can understand as it needs to properly chemically bond to the clear coat.
Just a side note I get six months exact to the day in the UK with sonax polymer net shield with one top-up after 3 months of sonax BSD detailer which gives me 6 months on car body protection I have heard that this new wax from turtle Wax does not have the durability
@@AutoCareHQ both amazing products both do easy to apply and no issues with buffing off just think the gyeon one has abit more gloss. Ahhh did you cool glad you enjoyed 👌
I'd be a bit gutted if it only lasts a couple of months on this car. I'm hoping for it to last about 4-5 especially on the panels which were polished. I'd be disappointed with less given the claims but time will tell!
To be fair I didn’t do full prep beforehand. It was a great idea of yours to apply on polished and unpolished panels on the same car. This should show the benefit of doing all the prep first👍
Possibly but I think they do mean 12 months to be honest. A lot of their competition like Megs tend to say their products will last at least 6-12 months so I doubt they’d bring something out with a 3 month claim at the price
hi heather y hope you are well the more important factor are gloss and durability for me, i have used Zymol products on the cars i had for more a 20 years I also certificate detail from them, maybe you can test this product one time in your channel, take care
Does this wax hepls with swirl marks even temporarily?? I used the spray coating, well that doesn't and I don't wanna get my car polished right now, if this helps then I would like to try it out
After using Gyeon Wetcoat I can't see any reason to bother with waxes. You can get significantly more applications and durability by applying it with a damp microfibre mitt, I like the fact it can coat the inside edges of panels and won't leave residue in parking sensors, plastic trim etc.
Great review that's what a was thinking when applying a wax a dont want to have to do a full decontamination as I have just done one and compound polish and wax with meguires only 2 months ago but would I need to decontamination again when applying a new wax ?
Thanks Paul! Nope you'll be fine to apply it without decontaminating but ideally the old wax would need removing first. I normally use Garage Therapy Zero Decon shampoo to kill off old protection before applying anything new. Not totally essentially if you don't mind reapplying it more often but it definitely helps with durability!
Yeah 12 months on a paste wax does seem very ambitious. The only one I've tried that's been capable of that has been Fusso Coat. This car is kept outside so definitely not "ideal" conditions so I think 12 months is very unlikely. I think around 4-5 months is probably realistic but it'd be nice if it did last 6+
Nice video Heather, I used this in my megatest recently and wasn't impressed. I found it had very little in terms of stand out characteristics against a plethora of other types of waxes. I will be interested to see how it does for durability.
Great video Heather about time you reviewed this lol I've had it since day 1 got the 75th anniversary edition i done a complete decontamination of my car panel wipe but didn't polish with a machine lasted in all honesty 6 to 8 months with weekend washers every 7 to 14 days its a great wax another sneaky wax i use and would love you to try it/do video on is reflect ceramic wax great gloss and protection and if you get the ceramic bundle you get some ceramic Detailer and couple cloths thrown in winner winner🐔 dinner 😝😝👍
I've uploaded my durability update on this wax now! Here's the link th-cam.com/video/eRSX0v4cM24/w-d-xo.html
I enjoy waxing my cars regularly so I don't worry about longevity. I like ease of application and gloss.
What’s the most important feature you look for in a wax or sealant? Is it the water behaviour, gloss, slickness, durability or ease of application? Let me know in the comments!
Thanks for watching!
Durability and water behaviour are my main priorities when choosing wax or sealant. Ive been an avid user of autoglym for over 30 years but more recently been using some tirtle wax hybrid solutions products and car chem off the back of your reviews. Keep up the good work, still the only detailing channel worth watching for me 👌😊
Durability, slickness and gloss for me 😀
Gloss slickness and longevity
Have you tried autoglym polar seal that stuff is amazing in the winter for protection. You need to review that if you haven’t already. Thank me later lol.
@@ElMuchoDing-Dong I've not tried that one!
Its a great wax, really easy to buff off.
Ive even used it on my 7ft shower screen in the bathroom and it banishes the water fantastically
Hi heather y hope you are well, the more important fact for me is gloss and durability, I'm still using in my cars ZYMOL products for more than 20 years and I don't have any problems, maybe one time you can test them in your channel I highly recommend them, take care.
Zymol looks like a really interesting brand, I'd really like to try one of their waxes at some point!
I got 75th anniversary edition, it go through 3 months for me due to high temperature and sand storms in UAE other car got easily 8 months and still going strong
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It will be interesting to see the durability, I'm really looking forward to see how this wax will perform in the long run. The water behaviour looks stunning. That property and gloss level are the most important features for me personally. Great video Heather, as always ⭐
Cheers Viktor! Yeah I'm very intrigued to see how long it'll last, and if there's much of a difference between the durability on the panels which were clayed, polished and panel wiped vs the ones which were just washed and panel wiped!
@@AutoCareHQ any update? About durability? Any real scenario durability?
@@AutoCareHQ any news?
I used it and it’s seems to be about a solid 3 months of good beading on my daily driver stored outside in the spring /summer. I did recently take a trip in the mountains a little over 500+ miles and normally my cars front end is absolutely plaster with bugs. But this time I got back and it was almost perfectly clean. I was shocked.I normally wax my car fairly often so I can’t comment on the extreme durability claims as I will have waxed my car again before 6-12 months.
Hi, I didn’t get anywhere near 12months with this, but certainly 3-4months. I found it a bit hard in the tub but it goes on well even when you don’t think much is on the applicator. I didn’t do full decon like you did but went with real life application. It looks good and I like it but I’ll stick to spray on shinee wax instead. Good work keep it up.
when you say realife, do you mean no clay bar or polish/buffing?
For my personal ride: shine and tactile feel are priorities for the look of the flat red paint on my GTI. Durability is somewhat important but I don't mind reapplications. I have found that this wax hits all 3 points for me. The shine and finish are fantastic. Durability for my needs is solid at a good 3 months-plus especially for a non-garaged but obsessively cared for and maintained ride. I might point out that if one coat is good then 2 coats are better especially for the durability whiners. If the paint has been properly prepped a follow-up application with proper curing time from the first application (24-72 hours) will definitely insure some longevity. Plus, with this paste wax the 2nd coat will apply and buff with astonishing ease. Thats how it has worked for me and am betting the same for you. This is excellent paste wax. Shine on you crazy diamonds!
u are everywher on wax YT are u fan turtle wax?* it's almost like u justifying* whyu doing that a bit curious...
@bm_wuratli6883
Yep, I'm a fan of TW. I get around YT detailing channels. I like to see what the other guys are doing. Check out mine. It's pretty basic, but you'll get the idea.
@@audieconrad8995 did u tryed another brand wax products?
@@audieconrad8995 did u use another brand wax like fusso or gyeon?*
Bought this wax so I think I have chosen well, can’t wait to apply this wax to my car.👍👌
It's very good polish as long as you fully prep the car before using.
this works really well on silver or light grey paintwork as well...
I fully decontaminated a vw Polo a few weeks ago. Stripping all previous protection and applying 2 coats of this turtlewax ceramic graphene wax. The finished results was outstanding concerning its a black car.
This polo is an un garaged car and has had some long motorway miles since the application.
It's in a sorry old state tbh. I've found the traffic film & grime has stuck to the protection like s**t to a blanket and we all know what our road salt is like. So it's going to be interesting to see its durability vs british winter conditions after only a few weeks and no toppers in between.
Great video I've subscribed & liked 👍
Thanks! Yeah I’m definitely interested to see how long this one lasts. I think anything less than 4 months on the polished sections would be a bit gutting but time will tell!
I use the turtle wax hybrid range with the ceramic graphene wax.......I must say the wax is great for gloss and water behaviour like you said. I can't wait for the next video on durability 👍👌
Thanks for watching Richard! I'm looking forward to seeing how it lasts over the next few months!
Really liked this wax great summer short term few months wax I got it on release date was a nice wax
I will always be the paste wax guy, love this stuff
As always, fantastic video and information. Really appreciate your time in making these videos.
Thanks very much I really appreciate it!
My goodness, how impressive! @auto care hq .
Heather your explanation 🙌👍
DURABILITY, BEADING, GLOSS
At the moment I'm using TW to the max wax + flex wax , but this paste wax (and Gyeon wax) is next on my list 👌 , great video, water behaviour was absolutely crazy
Thanks for watching! Gyeon wax is on my list too, the water behaviour looks amazing on that one
As always brilliant video and informative and thank you so much for sharing enjoyed watching
Thanks very much Sam!
I got this when it came out and it’s amazing and lasts a good time also.
Good, honest and down to earth as always.
I love the way you've got two tests in one going, some people will go the whole hog when prepping the surface and others will just wash the car.
I've heard that durability falls well short of the Turtle Wax claims but we'll have to wait and see.
I love a good wax but some spray products are so easy to use, give good gloss and last ages.
Thanks very much.
Thanks Philip! The durability claim is very bold, the only wax I've tried that is capable of lasting a year is fusso coat but I never really enjoyed using that one much. I'm hoping for around 4-5 months considering the car is kept outside but we'll see!
@@AutoCareHQ hello! What do you recommend not this fusso for light car color?
Durability and water behaviour for me Heather. I've looked at buying this wax myself several times, so look forward to seeing how it performs in real world conditions.
Awesome video. Just bought this paste wax and can't wait to use it. I prefer putting on wax by hand than machine.
Gloss, hydrophibicity and slickness, in that order. Not bothered about durability at all, because I wash my car every week, weather permitting, and enjoy trying new lsp products. Had to wait ages for this to be back in stock and have used it once on a couple of panels before being rained off, so need to try it again to get a better idea of how good it is. Superb video as always Heather. Thanks for going to the trouble and hope you're okay.
Thanks Mark! I’m the same with durability not being a massive priority for products I use on my car. The only time I prioritise it more is on other people’s cars really where I know they’ll not get washed for months!
Agreed, I never understand the longevity issue when the vast majority of car people wash their cars weekly or at least bi weekly and good polymer wash n wax are readily available, easy to use and adds a lasting layer of protection.
Quality product, excellent video as always.
Thank you!
I’m looking for a decent paste wax, this is one of many I’m looking at. Great video again!
Thanks Alex! Which other ones are you looking at?
@@AutoCareHQ All sorts, looking for something easy to apply, fairly durable, great hydroponics and all at a good price.
Hydrophobics *
Looking forward to it!
Thank you!
Nice video again Heather, the Renault Clio looks in great condition, even more so with the TW coating.
Cheers Paul!
Small tip also you can apply to plastics really easily and hydrophobic property on plastic trim
Cheers Dave!
Thanks Heather. I have used this product found it easy to use and very good personally.
Thanks for watching Stephen :)
Ease of application and water behavior for me but I have time to re apply and enjoy the therapeutic nature of waxing a car. The only thing is the other reviews I have watched didn't really rate this wax but I will keep an open mind and wait for your results.
Just discovered your channel. Loving your videos and how you take the extra time and effort to explain what you use and why. Keep up the good work, liked and subscribed.
Thanks very much Steve!
Have used fusso coat for a few years so going to try it because of your videos 😊
Spot on review Heather. Application and removal is exactly my experience. As I said on Instagram, I’m really pleased with it, especially at the price point.
Cheers Steve!
Always enjoy your videos, plus great to see a detailer without a beard 😃
Haha cheers Chris!
Nice review Heather. I've been interested in this particular wax myself. After watching your review I think i will pick up a tub of this stuff up and give it a try. Looks like a good one.
Thanks Joe! It's one of the contenders to go on my car this summer actually, I really like the water behaviour of it especially
Great video as always
Thank you!
@@AutoCareHQ I did a test on the wax and got 4 months nearly from it. Can’t wait to see the results
This and Pinnacle Souveran are my favorite paste waxes. The Turtle Wax costs me $27, where the Pinnacle costs $80. I don't go through a full process when I use them. My car is ceramic coated, so I give the car a good wash, chemical decon, then apply with an orbital polisher.
Seems perplexing to me to use a paste wax on a ceramic-coated car. It's probably more effective (and less costly) to use a brand-specific topper in spray form, just spray and wipe off or use as a drying aid...but not a wax!
@@dsvillalva Not at all. Old school waxing is enjoyable in a way that sprays aren't. And gloss can always be enhanced, even on ceramic coated cars.
@@raist315 exactly! Ceramic protection and general appearance will remain but the "look" of a good wax is unbeatable - even over a ceramic coating. Additionally if the ceramic coating is holding well with little to no contaminants the paste wax will apply and buff with great ease!
Top upload Heather. usually durability and gloss would be my choice. keep the content rolling 💯
Thanks very much!
Great intro to the product 👍🏻
It will certainly be interesting to see how durable it is since it seems to tick a lot of boxes! I’ll be making a decision in the summer about which wax to go with for mine, so maybe there will be some updates by then haha
Cheers Craig! It definitely ticks boxes so far, if it's lasting well still in a couple of months it might be going on my car for summer too!
Another great video Heather will be interesting to see how it goes 👍👍
Thanks Mark!
Ease of use, gloss and water repellency for me Heather. I liked the Meg's ceramic liquid wax but when went off in the bottle only after around 6 months. Have the Gyeon wax & ceramic detailer ordered, can't wait to try em 👍
That looks amazing, I did buy some of this wax but haven't tried it yet I'm looking forward to
I do believe the durability is great except in extreme heat. I was getting 3+ months in the spring/summer up to around 85/90 degrees. Then took a trip for 10 days somewhere that was extremely hot 104+ degrees with salt air and that really seemed to kill the wax quick. Of course I’m sure that extreme is hard on any product.I came back from my trip and when I washed my car it was still beading but I could definitely see the reduction after such a short time. It was beading less after 10 days than it did after a month back home.
You should give Infinity Wax Synergy a look...
Even better its made in the UK.
Im one of those pro detailers that doesnt care what exterior products smell like.
Easy to use. Doesn’t last long. Doesn’t bead for long. I use it and follow it up with a turtle wax seal and shine.
Can’t wait to see you try GYEON WAX 😁
Good video Heather. It will be interesting to see how long this lasts. Both myself and Dave found the real world longevity to be quite poor based on the stated claims from Turtle Wax
Thanks 😊 I remember seeing your video on it now actually. I’m hoping for 4 months at least particularly on the polished sections, anything less would be pretty gutting!
Good review although as you said that probably wasn't the best colour of car to use it on
Another good video! Thanks Heather.
I considered buying this when it came out as the 75th anniversary edition, but was put off by some really mixed reviews if I'm honest.
That and the fact that, if I'm using a wax, I tend to prefer applying it using my DA.
Very curious to see what the durability turns out like.
Thank you! I've seen some mixed things as well about the durability so I'm intrigued to see how long it lasts on this car, and if there's a big difference between the polished panels and the ones which were just washed and panel wiped!
@Auto Care HQ yeah that will DEFINITELY be very interesting to see just what effect that has.
My suspicion is that it won't have a great effect overall. A full blown ceramic I can understand as it needs to properly chemically bond to the clear coat.
Just a side note I get six months exact to the day in the UK with sonax polymer net shield with one top-up after 3 months of sonax BSD detailer which gives me 6 months on car body protection I have heard that this new wax from turtle Wax does not have the durability
Great video hard choice between this and gyeon wax 👏
Thank you! The Gyeon wax is very tempting, I saw your video on it and it looks brill
@@AutoCareHQ both amazing products both do easy to apply and no issues with buffing off just think the gyeon one has abit more gloss. Ahhh did you cool glad you enjoyed 👌
Be interesting to see how you get on. Tried it last year and got a couple of months out of it.
I'd be a bit gutted if it only lasts a couple of months on this car. I'm hoping for it to last about 4-5 especially on the panels which were polished. I'd be disappointed with less given the claims but time will tell!
To be fair I didn’t do full prep beforehand. It was a great idea of yours to apply on polished and unpolished panels on the same car. This should show the benefit of doing all the prep first👍
Job well done!!
I wonder if the Turtle Wax rep meant to say 12 weeks?
Possibly but I think they do mean 12 months to be honest. A lot of their competition like Megs tend to say their products will last at least 6-12 months so I doubt they’d bring something out with a 3 month claim at the price
Any update on the product….at present it’s been 8 months…did it last that long?
Hello there
Have u tried Fusso Coat?
It can be a nice comparison
What is the difference between this Wax and the new Too the Max wax from the same company ?
thankyou
hi heather y hope you are well the more important factor are gloss and durability for me, i have used Zymol products on the cars i had for more a 20 years I also certificate detail from them, maybe you can test this product one time in your channel, take care
Does this wax hepls with swirl marks even temporarily??
I used the spray coating, well that doesn't and I don't wanna get my car polished right now, if this helps then I would like to try it out
After using Gyeon Wetcoat I can't see any reason to bother with waxes. You can get significantly more applications and durability by applying it with a damp microfibre mitt, I like the fact it can coat the inside edges of panels and won't leave residue in parking sensors, plastic trim etc.
Yeah spray and rinse sealants are very quick to apply which is a definite advantage but I quite enjoy the process of applying a wax still
Just bought alchemy ceramic wax, states it can last up to 12 months
How many times use in month 1 time or 2 time
Great review that's what a was thinking when applying a wax a dont want to have to do a full decontamination as I have just done one and compound polish and wax with meguires only 2 months ago but would I need to decontamination again when applying a new wax ?
Thanks Paul! Nope you'll be fine to apply it without decontaminating but ideally the old wax would need removing first. I normally use Garage Therapy Zero Decon shampoo to kill off old protection before applying anything new. Not totally essentially if you don't mind reapplying it more often but it definitely helps with durability!
@@AutoCareHQ thanks
Great review, awesome job
Thanks Mike!
Looks to be good stuff but that's a bold claim up to 12 months we will have to see Turtle Wax how it fairs out.
Yeah 12 months on a paste wax does seem very ambitious. The only one I've tried that's been capable of that has been Fusso Coat. This car is kept outside so definitely not "ideal" conditions so I think 12 months is very unlikely. I think around 4-5 months is probably realistic but it'd be nice if it did last 6+
Nice video Heather, I used this in my megatest recently and wasn't impressed. I found it had very little in terms of stand out characteristics against a plethora of other types of waxes. I will be interested to see how it does for durability.
Great video Heather about time you reviewed this lol I've had it since day 1 got the 75th anniversary edition i done a complete decontamination of my car panel wipe but didn't polish with a machine lasted in all honesty 6 to 8 months with weekend washers every 7 to 14 days its a great wax another sneaky wax i use and would love you to try it/do video on is reflect ceramic wax great gloss and protection and if you get the ceramic bundle you get some ceramic Detailer and couple cloths thrown in winner winner🐔 dinner 😝😝👍
Thanks for watching! I’ll keep an eye out for that one!
A little off subject Heather but did you get the new TW mist glass cleaner would love to see it go head to head with GT one glass cleaner. 👌
I've only tried the TW mist glass cleaner once and found it quite streaky compared to the GT glass cleaner!
@@AutoCareHQ Wow! Every man and his dog on the other channel's have sworn by it.
I wish to have a girlfriend like u who can always keep my car in top notch condition !!
Any update?
it’ll be the next video
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Il faut faire une décontamination avant
Overpriced but works reasonably well. Nothing wow
Camical washing test make veadio