From an enthusiast point of view, I think that a spray is great for those weekends when you want to have a clean glossy car but don't have the time or energy to go at it. But the liquids or pastes are nice for those therapeutic weekends when you want to forget about everything and just detail the crap out of your ride..
I used the hybrid ceramic spray wax on my dark blue ford four months ago and I have to say, it was so easy to apply, remove, and it made the paint look much better than the Collinite insulator wax. Four months later still beading and still glossy and slick. I can’t wait to try this.
Just picked up 2 days ago and used on my 2011 Subie Impreza.Very smooth via hand or d.a. polisher.Dries clear and wipes off effortlessly.Smells great and a little spreads forever!😎💪✌
This is my new go to wax for my vehicles. Easy to apply and seems to protect the paint very well. 2 months later and I'm still getting insane water beading
I have been using technicians choice ceramic detail spray for a few years. Love the results , so no need to change . But I do love that you test all the different products that come out
Great review as always Brian I still prefer a paste sealant or wax and the sprays for toppers when needed. Still love the collinite, fusso and power lock . Something about the prep and work that’s put in to applying them is therapeutic and rewarding to me.
Just used this today i have never been one to wax any of my cars. But just got a new one and want to keep that color deep. This was easy to use, I only washed the car first since I just bought it. It had a full detail done already. Then applied this to it. Super easy to take off it took me about 2 hours because I'm slow and wanted to get the best results plus it said wait 3-5 minutes per panel application. Paint turned out showroom deep glass like. 👍
I have been using this for months. This stuff is amazing and my customers love it. Its very durable when the paint is prepped. I make an all in out of it. By using a few drops of my favorite water based swirl removers a couple two drops of a medium fine and a couple drops of a couple drops of their ultra fine. Then i poor a thick ring of this stuff around it on a lite cutting pad. I work it quickly into the paint with a 21mm polisher and everytime it has come out lile glass. zero swirls . i do this in direct sun light where i have seen the paint reach temps of 160. Thats just the way it is here in sw fl. You cant let it dry on the car for more than 15 sec. I do about 4 or 5 quick cross hatch passes . wait about 10 sec and wipe off. I did this on a black Lincoln Aviator that came back to me because she closed the garage door and it scraped her car . nothing a little 2000 grit wouldnt fix. Well let me tell you that i had a horrible time cutting through this stuff getting to the paint . i don't recommend mixing it with just any swirl removers. I tried a few different ones and it was a horrible experience. m just saying with the right ones its amazing. I think because its getting cut into the paint and baked on by the sun that made so hard to sand through. Just my educated guess.
Maybe an idea for another way to test durability, is sprinkling dust or fine sand on the panel, and rinsing it away. Like to simulate driving and dirt/gravel flying on your point.
The fact that they're calling this a ceramic wax boggles my mind. All the major over the counter companies are milking the hell out of the word "ceramic" since it's the new buzzword in the industry
I personally like paste wax or liquid waxes over spray. I feel like they might take only 10 minutes longer but I get less to no streaking or high spots
As far as the spray stuff if it’s not a paste or something doesn’t seem good enough. I am really old school. Brian thank you really enjoy your videos it is always trying to learn something. A day without learning is a day lost
Great video! Honestly I like spray sealants better than breaking out machine polisher if possible. If paint is dark color polisher is necessary. Got ceramic saturation yet yes and its beginning of the year. Keep videos coming!
Brian, I'm with you wax vs. spray on, takes about the same amount time to apply, so product type and choice boils down to the desired performance you want.
I am doing a cosmetic paint restoration on my 2003 Harley Davidson with white and blue pearl. The paint is pasty white (no blue pearl). I am using Meguiars waxing procedures as shown on TH-cam. Excellent results with the blue pearl, incredible and the shine and depth is amazing. Why are you suggesting to wait 24 / 48 hours after applying the ceramic wax? Is this a curing time? Excellent video a pleasure to learn from the experts. I know nothing about deltailing
Can't wait to see the test result of this new product, I'm currently using the Meguiars hybrid Ceramic spray wax which is good & easy to apply after washing my car
Being a mobile detailer living in Minnesota, your insight into this, and all products is invaluable to me. Though I do pick up a few details over the winter months, I'm really not back into the swing of things until April, and then don't really have the time to test and evaluate all the new products. Looking forward to see how this Meg's product holds up... Thanks, Brian! Jimmy Chauvin (The Mobile Detailing Perfectionist)
I think the issue between spray or liquid comes down the final wipe down. Most spray require immediate removal else they can streak. If you can do the entire car and then come back to final buff then that means the same effort. Saves time in the job.
I'm very interested in seeing how Meguiar's progresses with all their products, by default they set their bar high, being owned by 3M, 3M has a lot of resources, cream of the crop Chemists. 3M does about $32B in sales and employees 90,000 people, and allows it's employees to use 15% of their time to work on any idea they have, the 15% rule goes back to 1923 when a 3M Engineer visited a Body Shop and observed a worker struggling to tape a car; and the tape at the time did a poor job at best of protecting surfaces, this inspired the 3M Engineer to invent Scotch-Brand tape (keep in mind back then 3M was primarily an abrasives company), the Engineer was remanded for working on his "pet" project, and told to confine his work to sand paper, a decade later the tape was making $1.15M in sales. I'm sure 3M has a few detailing Enthusiasts within it's ranks.
Maybe its just me, but I prefer the results I get from a ceramic wax rather than just a ceramic spray sealant. The application of a ceramic wax may be just a tad bit more involved but I think the gloss, protection life, and hydrophobic properties turn out better.
I used my first ceramic wax this past week just to give one a try (and it was on sale). I've kind of avoided it because of number of products coming out. Figured it was a good a time as any. That one was more difficult to apply. I'm willing to give this one a try as well.
First time using anything like this as far as the ceramic wax goes Maguires always was a good product so far my car looks good very happy with it I will put another coat on it another day and be a little bit more particular like you are thank you very much good video
I'm pretty sure Jimbo did a test with this product and it got washed away really quick. Turtle Wax is still the longest protection for the lowest price.
@@waynewoodrick5055 not to be bogus but I trust brian more with reviews. Love jimbo but Brian is a legend in the game and has put 10,000 hours into his craft which makes him a master
I was always a fan of thier ultimate liquid wax. Still am... a spray is probably easier for me but i like and think liquid waxes make my silver car shine better.. just me maybe
I live in Indiana and drive my truck daily. I have put turtle wax seal and shine on my truck and Meguiars Ultimate Liquid Wax. Once they get hit with road salt you can count on putting another layer of wax on. The one thing that is holding up so far I put it on back in December is Gtechniq's clear vision glass coating. If you want a better use for seal and shine, try it on black trim.
The Ultimate Liquid is great for a wax. Ceramic coatings definitely last FAR longer (6+ months versus weeks) and have a different style of shine that some prefer. You should do some comparisons and see what is best for you.
My opinion on wax or sealant install I will always prefer hand method. I have bit in on the ceramic products. I preordered M27 thru detailimage. I like the end result of Meguiar's ultimate from a gloss aspect, so I am curious how M27 turns out.
I understand the preparation for the paint to make the product preform at its best.. in the spring this year 2022 . I used iron remover then clayed then a one step correction. Then waxed it. There’s no way in the world I am or have the time to do all the preparation EVERY SINGLE TIME I PUT A COAT OF WAX ON. A lot of people don’t even do what I did in the spring. Preparation like you do before every coat of wax on the same car is unrealistic.
PS... I think I'd prefer the hand applied method so that I know it's absolutely everywhere I want it to be. This looks to be very easy to apply and remove, which the only reason I reach for a spray version usually. If it would also be sun friendly and somewhat durable, it'd be a winner in my world. Thanks again, B!
Hey, The meguiar's looks good so far. I like the idea of real world testing on the sample panel. With respect i have never understood the torture test theory on auto paint. I am a long time viewer, Thank you for your dedication to your craft and channel. Edit; I misspelled meguiar's initially thanks.
If it’s easy to apply I can see using it on my wheels. I use the hybrid ceramic spray on my wheels when they are wet and just wipe off. I love the smell. So far the protection seems lower on all these ceramic waxes then the weakest spray sealants. I’d stick with sprays if I wanted longevity. If I was better with polisher I’d just put a real ceramic on everything but takes me to long.
I would love to hear your opinion on the Maguires ceramic wax as far as to the Maguires synthetic. They’re both love easy to apply are used to synthetic. That’s more my speed but if this is better and it has filling properties always trying to make life easy easy brother!!
I'll be here tomorrow to check the results, just like I'm here everyday anyway, lol. Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Liquid Wax just over $21. Ethos Ceramic Wax PRO about $39. Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray Coating under $16 All 16.oz bottles. Price comparison thru amazon. I would love to see a 3 way battle durability test some time. Thanks for your help in saving us from some bad purchase decisions with having these tests.
I have only used the Megs Ceramic Spray wax so far and really like it a lot. I’m thinking of trying the Turtle Wax System and compare to see which is easier to apply, lasts longer, has more options to ‘top off’ the coating each month to keep it fresh and shiny. I was hoping you might compare the Megs line to the Turtle Wax line for the items above
I've been using megs spray for all plastic, vinyl and rubber trim, especially rubber seals. Then I use Bead Maker for any painted panels It's a great combo
Any way you can do these trials on your every day driver car in relatively good condition buddy? Those cars that you're doing the tests all look in top notch shape..just my 2 cents worth. Apart from that you're doing a good job on your videos, very informative.
Honestly,from what I've researched,,same stuff..M27 is formulated for production buffing but they really are the same...Company rep Mike Stoops will back up my claims.
Been using it with the spray ceramic blue bottle on my black Cadillac. Been happy with results. Going to use up before I consider another product. Brian, I want a product that will give me highest gloss possible. Can you recommend one please. I trust your opinion and don't want to waste money. Thanks
Very well made video! I've got a question regarding this wax: would you apply it after using Meguiar's G200200 Hybrid Clay Kit? I'd use the Hybrid Clay Kit to remove bonded contaminants and I'd apply the Liquid Ceramic Wax right after, to seal the paint and to add a layer of protection. Thanks in advance!
I'm still all over that turtle wax seal and shine spray..its ridiculus..was like 5 bucks now I see it's like 10-15 ..snd hard to find...so I'm gonna try this on my cts-v and my gti...thanks for such great videos..lots of garbage products out there..you really help cut thru it
A proper topper to what? We have no idea what polymers are used in other brands/ products. Frustrating what some companies are doing these days. Powerlock and 845 is a great combo, time tested and good results. These companies are just sending products to the market with no combo suggestions, or how / what to do after the initial application when doing washes in the weeks or months.
With the spray - on version you can't let it dry out before polishing off so you have to be quick to polish it off? With this version, I hear you say you can go all around the car before wiping it off. I prefer not to have to be concerned about quickly removing the layer before it dries out, so this liquid version gets the thumbs up from me. Not sure if it's available in the UK yet though.
First off, thank you for the great content and reviews. Secondly, How do you handle paint prep and polish when the vehicle has vinyl decals/stripes? Thank you for your time.
To polish them...I use a mild polish / cleaner. to prep. mist a mils IPA solution onto a microfiber instead of directly on the panel itself and gently clean.
You have showcased many products and referred to them as glossy... Can you tell us which product is the number one most glossiest product you have used to date? Would it be TAC system Shinee Wax? Thanks.
just so i understand it correctly .....say i use seal and shine for my base i can use a polish or wax after and it will enhance the gloss. i always thought the sealant went on after to protect the wax or polish.
Don`t paint your fence with just one coat :) Thanks for info, looking forward to tomorrow morning to watch video with my coffee and banana nut muffing .
Brian, what causes super fine little lint that seems to stick to the paint when I use sio2 products. My micro fiber towells are carcarze edgeless 70/30 blend.
I know you said it could be added on top of other coatings but just double checking if I were to use the Meguiers ceramic quick detailer and put this on top. Would that be fine and if so how long in between applications of each product?
Tomorrow...we jump on the test panel and test this products durability to real world exposure! Stay tuned!
Will you be comparing it against other ceramic waxes, like Ethos and Adams?
It's a winner I put totally awesome on it 5 times still going strong tfs buddy
You always say in your videos not to buy everything you review, but you are so talented it makes me want to do the opposite! Lol
And I personally prefer a spray sealant, if I am working with sio2, but a liquid if I am working with a sealant.
I tested it on a naked panel, didn't care for it too much.. hopefully you get some better results then me 💪
From an enthusiast point of view, I think that a spray is great for those weekends when you want to have a clean glossy car but don't have the time or energy to go at it. But the liquids or pastes are nice for those therapeutic weekends when you want to forget about everything and just detail the crap out of your ride..
Just had one of those therapeutic Details today :/
I used the hybrid ceramic spray wax on my dark blue ford four months ago and I have to say, it was so easy to apply, remove, and it made the paint look much better than the Collinite insulator wax. Four months later still beading and still glossy and slick. I can’t wait to try this.
Just picked up 2 days ago and used on my 2011 Subie Impreza.Very smooth via hand or d.a. polisher.Dries clear and wipes off effortlessly.Smells great and a little spreads forever!😎💪✌
That removal looks enjoyably easy, take notes CG, *that's* what we're looking for.. 😁 Thanks, Brian! 👍👌✌
This is my new go to wax for my vehicles. Easy to apply and seems to protect the paint very well. 2 months later and I'm still getting insane water beading
I have been using technicians choice ceramic detail spray for a few years. Love the results , so no need to change . But I do love that you test all the different products that come out
Great review as always Brian I still prefer a paste sealant or wax and the sprays for toppers when needed. Still love the collinite, fusso and power lock . Something about the prep and work that’s put in to applying them is therapeutic and rewarding to me.
I just used it today. I love this product
Just used this today i have never been one to wax any of my cars. But just got a new one and want to keep that color deep. This was easy to use, I only washed the car first since I just bought it. It had a full detail done already. Then applied this to it. Super easy to take off it took me about 2 hours because I'm slow and wanted to get the best results plus it said wait 3-5 minutes per panel application. Paint turned out showroom deep glass like. 👍
I have been using this for months. This stuff is amazing and my customers love it. Its very durable when the paint is prepped. I make an all in out of it. By using a few drops of my favorite water based swirl removers a couple two drops of a medium fine and a couple drops of a couple drops of their ultra fine. Then i poor a thick ring of this stuff around it on a lite cutting pad. I work it quickly into the paint with a 21mm polisher and everytime it has come out lile glass. zero swirls . i do this in direct sun light where i have seen the paint reach temps of 160. Thats just the way it is here in sw fl. You cant let it dry on the car for more than 15 sec. I do about 4 or 5 quick cross hatch passes . wait about 10 sec and wipe off.
I did this on a black Lincoln Aviator that came back to me because she closed the garage door and it scraped her car . nothing a little 2000 grit wouldnt fix. Well let me tell you that i had a horrible time cutting through this stuff getting to the paint . i don't recommend mixing it with just any swirl removers. I tried a few different ones and it was a horrible experience. m just saying with the right ones its amazing. I think because its getting cut into the paint and baked on by the sun that made so hard to sand through. Just my educated guess.
Maybe an idea for another way to test durability, is sprinkling dust or fine sand on the panel, and rinsing it away. Like to simulate driving and dirt/gravel flying on your point.
The fact that they're calling this a ceramic wax boggles my mind. All the major over the counter companies are milking the hell out of the word "ceramic" since it's the new buzzword in the industry
I personally like paste wax or liquid waxes over spray. I feel like they might take only 10 minutes longer but I get less to no streaking or high spots
There are so many new good products on the market now. It's like a car care renaissance! I love that Caddy in that color... must be a fun summer car.
Love the Z06 behind you!
Wonder if it has the supercharger with the ice box
As far as the spray stuff if it’s not a paste or something doesn’t seem good enough. I am really old school. Brian thank you really enjoy your videos it is always trying to learn something. A day without learning is a day lost
Great video! Honestly I like spray sealants better than breaking out machine polisher if possible. If paint is dark color polisher is necessary. Got ceramic saturation yet yes and its beginning of the year. Keep videos coming!
Brian, I'm with you wax vs. spray on, takes about the same amount time to apply, so product type and choice boils down to the desired performance you want.
Great informative video bro! Just got a new truck so looking for great tips like yours! Thanks!
For a standalone or topper it’s quartz max or moonlight for me. Moonlight may take more time but it’s worth it to me.
I am doing a cosmetic paint restoration on my 2003 Harley Davidson with white and blue pearl. The paint is pasty white (no blue pearl). I am using Meguiars waxing procedures as shown on TH-cam. Excellent results with the blue pearl, incredible and the shine and depth is amazing. Why are you suggesting to wait 24 / 48 hours after applying the ceramic wax? Is this a curing time? Excellent video a pleasure to learn from the experts. I know nothing about deltailing
Can't wait to see the test result of this new product, I'm currently using the Meguiars hybrid Ceramic spray wax which is good & easy to apply after washing my car
I like a spray sealant. Everything I've tried so far has surpassed any wax I've ever applied by hand with better shine, gloss and durability.
Being a mobile detailer living in Minnesota, your insight into this, and all products is invaluable to me. Though I do pick up a few details over the winter months, I'm really not back into the swing of things until April, and then don't really have the time to test and evaluate all the new products.
Looking forward to see how this Meg's product holds up...
Thanks, Brian!
Jimmy Chauvin
(The Mobile Detailing Perfectionist)
I think the issue between spray or liquid comes down the final wipe down. Most spray require immediate removal else they can streak. If you can do the entire car and then come back to final buff then that means the same effort. Saves time in the job.
I'm very interested in seeing how Meguiar's progresses with all their products, by default they set their bar high, being owned by 3M, 3M has a lot of resources, cream of the crop Chemists. 3M does about $32B in sales and employees 90,000 people, and allows it's employees to use 15% of their time to work on any idea they have, the 15% rule goes back to 1923 when a 3M Engineer visited a Body Shop and observed a worker struggling to tape a car; and the tape at the time did a poor job at best of protecting surfaces, this inspired the 3M Engineer to invent Scotch-Brand tape (keep in mind back then 3M was primarily an abrasives company), the Engineer was remanded for working on his "pet" project, and told to confine his work to sand paper, a decade later the tape was making $1.15M in sales. I'm sure 3M has a few detailing Enthusiasts within it's ranks.
Like you...?
Awesome 😎
Maybe its just me, but I prefer the results I get from a ceramic wax rather than just a ceramic spray sealant. The application of a ceramic wax may be just a tad bit more involved but I think the gloss, protection life, and hydrophobic properties turn out better.
Gotta wonder why some even bother with boutique products any more. The only gap is price. Would like to hear a commentary by you regarding this trend.
Crazy to think i got it at Wal-Mart for a whopping 15
I just did my car,,,,,wow! it is so easy to put on and take off...really good stuff. Thanks for posting on you tube,,
Would love to see as a topper of a sealant, wonder if it could boost a bit more gloss to it
Personally, I just like the process of "waxing" a car vs spraying on a sealant or spray wax and wiping it in.
I used my first ceramic wax this past week just to give one a try (and it was on sale). I've kind of avoided it because of number of products coming out. Figured it was a good a time as any. That one was more difficult to apply. I'm willing to give this one a try as well.
I like the ceramic waxes but have also used the sprays before as well. I am going to try Ice Seal N Shine on my truck in the spring.
Looks like a nice gloss! Gonna see the results tomorrow
First time using anything like this as far as the ceramic wax goes Maguires always was a good product so far my car looks good very happy with it I will put another coat on it another day and be a little bit more particular like you are thank you very much good video
I'm pretty sure Jimbo did a test with this product and it got washed away really quick. Turtle Wax is still the longest protection for the lowest price.
yep saw that vid. see how it compares in Brian's test
@@waynewoodrick5055 not to be bogus but I trust brian more with reviews. Love jimbo but Brian is a legend in the game and has put 10,000 hours into his craft which makes him a master
@@daves.3278 I like how Brian is using more real world chemicals that vehicles are subject to every day
I was always a fan of thier ultimate liquid wax. Still am... a spray is probably easier for me but i like and think liquid waxes make my silver car shine better.. just me maybe
I live in Indiana and drive my truck daily. I have put turtle wax seal and shine on my truck and Meguiars Ultimate Liquid Wax. Once they get hit with road salt you can count on putting another layer of wax on. The one thing that is holding up so far I put it on back in December is Gtechniq's clear vision glass coating. If you want a better use for seal and shine, try it on black trim.
The Ultimate Liquid is great for a wax. Ceramic coatings definitely last FAR longer (6+ months versus weeks) and have a different style of shine that some prefer. You should do some comparisons and see what is best for you.
Nice video. I was given this wax yesterday for my bday.
My opinion on wax or sealant install I will always prefer hand method. I have bit in on the ceramic products. I preordered M27 thru detailimage. I like the end result of Meguiar's ultimate from a gloss aspect, so I am curious how M27 turns out.
I look forward to the durability test!
I'd love to see this against DPC's Armor.
I understand the preparation for the paint to make the product preform at its best.. in the spring this year 2022 . I used iron remover then clayed then a one step correction. Then waxed it. There’s no way in the world I am or have the time to do all the preparation EVERY SINGLE TIME I PUT A COAT OF WAX ON. A lot of people don’t even do what I did in the spring. Preparation like you do before every coat of wax on the same car is unrealistic.
Great! been waiting on this review... cheers, Brian!
PS... I think I'd prefer the hand applied method so that I know it's absolutely everywhere I want it to be. This looks to be very easy to apply and remove, which the only reason I reach for a spray version usually. If it would also be sun friendly and somewhat durable, it'd be a winner in my world. Thanks again, B!
Hey, The meguiar's looks good so far. I like the idea of real world testing on the sample panel. With respect i have never understood the torture test theory on auto paint. I am a long time viewer, Thank you for your dedication to your craft and channel. Edit; I misspelled meguiar's initially thanks.
I am doing my best to emulate real world testing.
Very nice review! I see you have a Corvette hat on...I have a 2017 ZO6, do you recommend this product for it? Thank you.
If it’s easy to apply I can see using it on my wheels. I use the hybrid ceramic spray on my wheels when they are wet and just wipe off. I love the smell. So far the protection seems lower on all these ceramic waxes then the weakest spray sealants. I’d stick with sprays if I wanted longevity. If I was better with polisher I’d just put a real ceramic on everything but takes me to long.
I would love to hear your opinion on the Maguires ceramic wax as far as to the Maguires synthetic. They’re both love easy to apply are used to synthetic. That’s more my speed but if this is better and it has filling properties always trying to make life easy easy brother!!
I'll be here tomorrow to check the results, just like I'm here everyday anyway, lol. Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Liquid Wax just over $21. Ethos Ceramic Wax PRO about $39. Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray Coating under $16 All 16.oz bottles. Price comparison thru amazon. I would love to see a 3 way battle durability test some time. Thanks for your help in saving us from some bad purchase decisions with having these tests.
Great video buddy
Based on your review.. this one better than TW hybrid ceramic liquid wax ... the gloss level here 95+ .. thankyou.. God bless
I would like to see this up against the new TW ceramic spray. The spray is very quick to use. Durability between the two is the big question.
I have only used the Megs Ceramic Spray wax so far and really like it a lot. I’m thinking of trying the Turtle Wax System and compare to see which is easier to apply, lasts longer, has more options to ‘top off’ the coating each month to keep it fresh and shiny. I was hoping you might compare the Megs line to the Turtle Wax line for the items above
I've been using megs spray for all plastic, vinyl and rubber trim, especially rubber seals. Then I use Bead Maker for any painted panels
It's a great combo
I love this stuff except for the self leveling or "disappearing" technology. Sometimes becomes difficult to see where you applied it.
Any way you can do these trials on your every day driver car in relatively good condition buddy? Those cars that you're doing the tests all look in top notch shape..just my 2 cents worth. Apart from that you're doing a good job on your videos, very informative.
That is what the test panels are for. The cars at the beginning are only a canvas to show application and removal.
I prefer the spray sealants. Great video B.
I’d love to see this against Adams ceramic liquid wax.
What was the gloss meter reading after you applied the 2 coats?
Thanks Brian. You’re the best !
Would love to see meguiars m27 when it comes out. M27 vs m21 vs this stuff!
Honestly,from what I've researched,,same stuff..M27 is formulated for production buffing but they really are the same...Company rep Mike Stoops will back up my claims.
Been using it with the spray ceramic blue bottle on my black Cadillac. Been happy with results. Going to use up before I consider another product. Brian, I want a product that will give me highest gloss possible. Can you recommend one please. I trust your opinion and don't want to waste money. Thanks
I would put collinite 845 or M21 underneath of it and then use that to top it off.
Very well made video! I've got a question regarding this wax: would you apply it after using Meguiar's G200200 Hybrid Clay Kit?
I'd use the Hybrid Clay Kit to remove bonded contaminants and I'd apply the Liquid Ceramic Wax right after, to seal the paint and to add a layer of protection.
Thanks in advance!
I’d love to see you review Infinity wax Synergy Ceramic wax! Durability is 54 weeks on a single coat and the water beading and sheeting is next level.
I saw someone else do a durability test on this and I wasn’t very impressed so will be interested in seeing yours
I'm still all over that turtle wax seal and shine spray..its ridiculus..was like 5 bucks now I see it's like 10-15 ..snd hard to find...so I'm gonna try this on my cts-v and my gti...thanks for such great videos..lots of garbage products out there..you really help cut thru it
Do one on automagic new car glaze you are going to luv it. Im not a dealer im just a regular guy with a couple off cars👍🏻
Apex will test gloss readings on ceramic wax and ceramic coating when first applied and again after 24 hrs to see if gloss increases. Many thanks😎👍
Have you ever done a review on p&s interior cleaner. If not i have a bottle here for you. I actually live around the corner from speedway.
This is gonna be a fun test😀
If anything it seems to be a proper topper👍🏼
I like polymer sealants for now... but this is subject to change..
A proper topper to what? We have no idea what polymers are used in other brands/ products.
Frustrating what some companies are doing these days.
Powerlock and 845 is a great combo, time tested and good results. These companies are just sending products to the market with no combo suggestions, or how / what to do after the initial application when doing washes in the weeks or months.
@@benkneisley3001 Good point..
Awesome review as always. Any plans on doing a video on Griot’s 3 in 1 Ceramic Spray Wax?
Absolutely.
Brian as always, thanks for the review. The question, I know it was an entry-level but what polisher were you using.
MaxShine M8.
Tacsystem paintwork cleaner, is it really a clay bar replacement? Anxious to see your review.👍
Thanks for great video.Please confirm it won’t leave residue on plastic trim.Thanks again from UK.
Thank you for the GREAT review!!!!!!!!!!!
With the spray - on version you can't let it dry out before polishing off so you have to be quick to polish it off? With this version, I hear you say you can go all around the car before wiping it off. I prefer not to have to be concerned about quickly removing the layer before it dries out, so this liquid version gets the thumbs up from me. Not sure if it's available in the UK yet though.
Hey Brian, would you say it has any filling properties for light swirls or no?
First off, thank you for the great content and reviews. Secondly, How do you handle paint prep and polish when the vehicle has vinyl decals/stripes? Thank you for your time.
To polish them...I use a mild polish / cleaner. to prep. mist a mils IPA solution onto a microfiber instead of directly on the panel itself and gently clean.
Im looking for a easy to apply and remove wax. I will try this one. Thanks!
You have showcased many products and referred to them as glossy... Can you tell us which product is the number one most glossiest product you have used to date? Would it be TAC system Shinee Wax? Thanks.
Shinee Wax, F4 Graphene, Xtreme Solution Poly Seal are all tops.
Why not use a GEM brand 14 lb blue orbital polisher?I have detailed for decades and I swear by it! But is is a little pricey around $400
just so i understand it correctly .....say i use seal and shine for my base i can use a polish or wax after and it will enhance the gloss. i always thought the sealant went on after to protect the wax or polish.
Me i prefer the sio2 spray coating, but its surely a psychilogic idea 😜
Apex can you review optimum spray polishes and compounds!
After I apply the ceramic wax to the whole vehicle, do i let it set or do i immediately wipe it off with a microfiber? Thanks in advance.
Wait 3 to 5 minutes before wiping off. It says so on the bottle
@@ceezauto213 thank you very much!
Don`t paint your fence with just one coat :)
Thanks for info, looking forward to tomorrow morning to watch video with my coffee and banana nut muffing .
I prefer the spray coating turtle wax hybrid is my favorite
Yes same here!! It has crazy gloss!!
used it on my wife's soul red metallic mazda cx-5. she loves me even more.
Honestly I dont reach for a non spray product unless it would be my base layer of protection. Toppers are spray only for me.
I want to buy this but its not available in the Uk yet ;-( ,thanks for the great vids
I just tied the new McKees37 ceramic spray 365 and really good
Would you advise the pre wax prep on a new car followed by the liquid wax?
Is it needed to polish if you have a new car? I washed, clayed and the hybrid ceramic liquid wax.
I prefer the spray versions.
1. Can I apply this on top of Meguiar fast finish?
2. Advisable to apply frequently without a full polish(prep)?
I don’t have access to a polisher.
Awesome buddy ..
Brian, what causes super fine little lint that seems to stick to the paint when I use sio2 products. My micro fiber towells are carcarze edgeless 70/30 blend.
Nice can't wait until tomorrow see how durable it is
I know you said it could be added on top of other coatings but just double checking if I were to use the Meguiers ceramic quick detailer and put this on top. Would that be fine and if so how long in between applications of each product?
which is the best car wax? how much months does it lasts??
previously used meguiars ultimate paste wax... is it hybrid liquid ceramic wax better??
Apex let me get your honest opinion on deionization water does it ph effect your chemicals and soap ? Do you have a water filtration system ?
I have a huge problem with hard water in my area. A system is needed here and I recommend it if you have any problem at all with mineral deposits.
Could you do a review on the problem/effects and solutions for this issue for us detailers?