Applied the HydroCharge on our Jeep over a month ago so far happy with the results and very easy to use . Thinking every 6 month re apply ,great idea on putting on the plastic may have to do that to the Jeep . Thanks for sharing
I put it on two weeks ago and I have to say on a black vehicle I am super impressed with it. Have seen people are topping with bead maker, going to try that next.
Brad Schut exactly what I do. Either Bead Maker or Meguiars HCW as drying aids after maintenance washes. Two coats of the HydroCharge is what I have on the paint as the "base" protectant.
Apex Detail, did you expect the results you got? I know it's just a number, but can you think of any other SPRAY CERAMIC COATING with 40% SIO2? Do you know if it can be diluted? What do you feel would be the best and closest comparison product would be? Thank as always!
Imo, Hydro Charge is in a different category than HCW or TW Seal N Shine. It's more comparable to CarPro Reload, DPC Shield, Adam's Ceramic Spray. I really like it so far. Easy application, sheets awesome, holds up in high temp environments(Arizona), and takes very little product to coat my trucks. I have 2 daily drivers with 2 coats applied 7 weeks ago. Still holding up and sheeting great. I'm hoping for 6 months. And at $40 a bottle, I can do 2 coats on my truck 35+ times. Not the slickest feeling after curing, but I dont care.
Brian, another great video, thank you. Your methodical, structured analysis is much appreciated. I have three questions: 1. This product has 40% silica, is there a threshold where more silica content adds no additional benefit, in other words does the law of diminishing returns apply? 2. As with carnauba are there different grades of silica, or quality? 3. Is silica an expensive chemical?
Not bad, but I am so tired of these companies saying they last so and so long, I have found in my 30 years detailing that most do not last over 3 months. True ceramic coatings are the exception.
Really good gloss and ease of application. I have never used chemical guys. I like the way it worked out in the video. I used forced air and my Adams coating helps it blow right off. The Adams coating got me through the winter and it still has gloss.Great video Brian ✊
I’ve had this stuff on my Harley almost a year now, seems to still be holding up, but it’s also garaged and I double coated it. I love to use it on people’s cars because it’s so shiny they’re blown away and think it’s something I did 😂 this is a great product from CG. Just corrected a newer black GMC Sierra that was trashed by a body shop “polish” and double coated it, the shine is amazing.
I believe CG's HydroCharge is a DIRECT competitor to Adam's "9H" Spray Ceramic Coating, as both claim to have a high percentage of silica present in their make-up (> 50%). Would love to see these two compared, as I believe CG will blow Adam's out of the water. CG's version truly crysalizes in both the applicator/microfiber that's used in the application, and if not flushed out, the spray head as well. Definitely a good sign IMO.
Because BOTH brands are made by the same blending company in Colorado. This is what made me move on from the majority of CG products not that they are "bad" or anything, but a good wash/clay/polish/wax (pick any you enjoy) + Bead Maker = great results, or even better: wash/clay/polish/Cquartz/ gliss or beadmaker = looks even better. Now all the "me too" spray sealants have hit the market and its' honestly an over saturation which is why they all are very similar, and depending upon how much marketing hype you want to buy into / fanboyism, everyone is going to say one is better than the other when there's little difference. I personally like to support the smaller company and have enjoyed working with the bead maker label from P&S as of late.
thats funny because the chemical guys rep told me specifically its between 25% and 50%, but would not disclose the exact amount..... So its not greater than 50%
Another awesome review , totally agree chemical guys products for the most part are subpar at best . Would love to see it paired with seal n shine. Have it on my wife and sons vehicles and it works great especially for the price.
Great video Brian! I would like to see how well hydrocharge or any coatings hold up to water spotting. For instance the brine solution you sprayed on your panel,take the panel outside in the sun and let the solution dry for a week or so then bring it in and wash it to see if the protection is still there and to see if it prevented water spotting. Thanks for all of the time and money you spend on the products you test for us bro!
Came back to watch this again and realized you said this has 40% Sio2 in it. That's going to be tough to beat. I was thinking DPC Armor, but there is 10% Sio2 in it. However the high water beading Chemical Guys Hydrocharge has me thinking there might be a lot of Silicone Siloxane in it, which may affect it's chemical resistance. Maybe this stuff is worth the $40 price tag, guess we will find out. Looking forward to your test.
Do you still like nanoskin products? Like the nanoshock? And what is a good product safe for all exterior surfaces for white vehicles? Thanks for the great content!!
Pretty much figured out where this fits in the whole schedule of the outside maintenance. On top of the coating twice a year Bead Maker between those applications and bam. Clay twice a year maybe three , Coat ceramic twice a year , Bead Maker in the middle of all that for maintenance. However this could be substituted with DPC Armor on top of Shield same schedule , Reflect in the middle of the that. Glass coat twice a year maybe in the middle for exercise. Bam once the interior is set with the same type of regimen bam it’s done. I’ll grab some of this only because I like it but I’m currently invested into DPC so this will be for other cars. I also think it’s gonna burn off the trim and engine plastics in about 8 weeks. . Good video.
What product for protection do you think is best used in sunlight? I live here in sunny South Florida as a mobile detailer and it’s pretty hard to sit back and use a lot of these products because they say not in direct sunlight. So what do you recommend as the best I just started my mobile detailing business about six months ago so I am kind of new to this. Thank you
Thanks a million for the review b. Interesting how a product like moonlight at around 25-30% silica lasts around 6-9months and this at 40% I've heard other detailers also give it a 3-6 month claim. Hopefully were wrong but you'd hope it last longer🤔
Logically orchestrated test as usual Brian; I enjoyed watching this one as I’m trying to keep up with all the hype around quick ceramic sprays. I feel old fashion now being an advocate of a polymer sealant and I’m wondering if a good test would be a side-by-side gloss and durability comparison with my standby: WOLFGANG HIGH GLOSS SEALANT III. Thoughts?
Hi I have a 2016 gmc Denali in your personal opinion what it the best spray on protection and high gloss product you recommend thanks amd I love your channel
Which one do you think it’s better for black trim in cars: CG hydro charge or DPC shield. In your videos they both looked nice. I wonder which one it’s just better.
This may be a shot out in left field and a product that some have forgotten about but if possible I would like to see a "thorough" review on the Auto Fanatic 007 Gloss Enhancer. Thanks for all that you do!
That's your opinion on the dyes and scent of products. I enjoy using a good detail product with a good scent and the dye makes it easier to identify what the product is in the bottle to me while in my detail cabinet while grabbing. So I'll pay the xtra bucks. But good video on the ceramic spray. I will be purchasing. I also use alot of chemical guys products.
Not really Cabe. You are only using a tiny bit at a time. Assuming you only apply this each time you strip and clay the vehicle, and even polish if you need to, that’s 2-3 times a year. It will last a long time
Yeah, but what about shelf life? If applied as generally recommended will it be good to the end of the bottle? Just a thought. Too many chemicals (not necessarily paint enhancers) spoil on the shelf after 50 to 80% are used.
I have a question on trim and this product. When I asked chemical guys, they said it is not to be used on trim, yet you uses it even on engine plastic. They said it does not look good. Now that you have tested it well and had sometime, I would like to know what you think about it on black trim, both satin and gloss, on headlights, wheels and glass? As a mobile detailer, I am wondering if the product is versatile on many surfaces and materials. What do you think?
I absolutely love scented products! But, sometimes I wonder if the color of the watch effects the final result. (i.e. pink wax on a white car may cause a warm look at the end)
It would be great if you placed all of the gloss results in a google Doc spreadsheet for everyone to view. Great review, i'm putting this on my truck soon.
Great test and review! The price is a little high, I’d rather spend an extra $20 and get 30ml of an entry level coating that could last a year or more if maintained.
I agree they aren't the best , they are gimmicky, and need to simplify their line but there are a few that I think just kill for the price . They are better when used in union of other cg products too unfortunately. So while this product may only last a few months by its self I believe with other maintenance products they can compound together nicely
The recommended choice of material and angle when working with a gloss meter: * 20 °: clear coating, printing inks, plastics, paper and other materials. * 60 °: medium transparent inks, printing inks, plastics, ceramics, marble and other materials. * 85 °: low transparent paint, camouflage coating materials. your gloss meter shows incorrect data, where the gloss level is 96, actually around 92 with it you can only see the difference in the readings
I'm embarrassed; the video just started and I already know what I think of the product. Curious to see how well it tests. Now that I've seen the vid, the engine bay looked pretty good. Astounded by the measurements. Can't believe I'm saying this, wouldn't mind testing out a sample.
Honestly you could have a channel just reviewing chemical guys products and you'd have content for the rest of your life lol. Yeah hey have SO MANY products. It's insane.
Apex Detail I think at 3 months it’ll need to be reapplied . Looks to me on a really super clean and prepped panel you could get 6 solid months with it actually looking like a coating.
I love CG products, but their spray bottles ain't worth a damn. I've taken their products in spray form right out of the package, and they break almost immediately. Sure with they would look into that.
Ya never used there stuff because too many product offering and just looks gimmicky and I am same way don’t need fruity smells or bubblegum or watermelon and all this other junk I just need to product to work.
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What would you like to see this compared to? :)
Apex Detail turtle wax seal n shine. Hands down best spray sealant in the world
You already know..
PS Bead Maker sir.
Mainly Tac Systems Moonlight and DPC armor please
Adams ceramic spray coating
Hydrosilex
I know it is a good night when that notification lets me know I have a video to watch from my favorite channel!👍🏻😁
Applied the HydroCharge on our Jeep over a month ago so far happy with the results and very easy to use . Thinking every 6 month re apply ,great idea on putting on the plastic may have to do that to the Jeep . Thanks for sharing
I put it on two weeks ago and I have to say on a black vehicle I am super impressed with it. Have seen people are topping with bead maker, going to try that next.
Brad Schut exactly what I do. Either Bead Maker or Meguiars HCW as drying aids after maintenance washes. Two coats of the HydroCharge is what I have on the paint as the "base" protectant.
How long did it hold up for?
@@TheCarDetailingChannel held up for 6-8 months for sure and that was through a mi winter. Went with car pro cquartz 3.0 after that
I figured you'd like it. Quite a surprise from Chemical Guys. A little bit goes an extremely long way.
Thank you for reviewing this product. Keep doing what you do!
Thanks for sharing this information. What preparation is needed to apply a ceramic coat to a surface that already has a PPF applied?
Apex Detail, did you expect the results you got? I know it's just a number, but can you think of any other SPRAY CERAMIC COATING with 40% SIO2? Do you know if it can be diluted? What do you feel would be the best and closest comparison product would be? Thank as always!
Imo, Hydro Charge is in a different category than HCW or TW Seal N Shine. It's more comparable to CarPro Reload, DPC Shield, Adam's Ceramic Spray. I really like it so far. Easy application, sheets awesome, holds up in high temp environments(Arizona), and takes very little product to coat my trucks. I have 2 daily drivers with 2 coats applied 7 weeks ago. Still holding up and sheeting great. I'm hoping for 6 months. And at $40 a bottle, I can do 2 coats on my truck 35+ times. Not the slickest feeling after curing, but I dont care.
Brian, another great video, thank you. Your methodical, structured analysis is much appreciated. I have three questions:
1. This product has 40% silica, is there a threshold where more silica content adds no additional benefit, in other words does the law of diminishing returns apply?
2. As with carnauba are there different grades of silica, or quality?
3. Is silica an expensive chemical?
Silica a chemical 😆😆😆😆😆 It’s a mineral ur windows are 100% silica
Not bad, but I am so tired of these companies saying they last so and so long, I have found in my 30 years detailing that most do not last over 3 months. True ceramic coatings are the exception.
Very impressed how well you tested this product. Thank You for taking the time.
Really good gloss and ease of application. I have never used chemical guys. I like the way it worked out in the video. I used forced air and my Adams coating helps it blow right off. The Adams coating got me through the winter and it still has gloss.Great video Brian ✊
Hey Brian. As far as these spray ceramic coatings such as this one, mothers, meguiars etc., which one has been your favorite? Just curious. Thanks!
Comparison with Meg's HCW, Turtle Wax Seal & Shine
I’ve had this stuff on my Harley almost a year now, seems to still be holding up, but it’s also garaged and I double coated it. I love to use it on people’s cars because it’s so shiny they’re blown away and think it’s something I did 😂 this is a great product from CG. Just corrected a newer black GMC Sierra that was trashed by a body shop “polish” and double coated it, the shine is amazing.
Just bought a bottle, mainly because of this review. Looking forward to trying it out. Thanks!
Casper Gomez I get it man. Definitely worth it if you have a couple cars to apply it on. Especially with winter months coming
Great point with dyes and scent! I agree!
I'm a simple man, I see Apex Detail upload a video
I click.
I believe CG's HydroCharge is a DIRECT competitor to Adam's "9H" Spray Ceramic Coating, as both claim to have a high percentage of silica present in their make-up (> 50%). Would love to see these two compared, as I believe CG will blow Adam's out of the water. CG's version truly crysalizes in both the applicator/microfiber that's used in the application, and if not flushed out, the spray head as well. Definitely a good sign IMO.
Because BOTH brands are made by the same blending company in Colorado. This is what made me move on from the majority of CG products not that they are "bad" or anything, but a good wash/clay/polish/wax (pick any you enjoy) + Bead Maker = great results, or even better: wash/clay/polish/Cquartz/ gliss or beadmaker = looks even better. Now all the "me too" spray sealants have hit the market and its' honestly an over saturation which is why they all are very similar, and depending upon how much marketing hype you want to buy into / fanboyism, everyone is going to say one is better than the other when there's little difference. I personally like to support the smaller company and have enjoyed working with the bead maker label from P&S as of late.
thats funny because the chemical guys rep told me specifically its between 25% and 50%, but would not disclose the exact amount..... So its not greater than 50%
bead maker is mostly hype and does not last
Another awesome review , totally agree chemical guys products for the most part are subpar at best . Would love to see it paired with seal n shine. Have it on my wife and sons vehicles and it works great especially for the price.
Miller Detailing Agree with you. One exception is their VRP, does a nice job on interiors
I will agree with you on that I do own VRP and there leather conditioner and I do like both those products.
Hi great video. Can I apply this on top of wax?
I can't believe this has a 40% siO2 concentration level! That's impressive to me
Great video Brian! I would like to see how well hydrocharge or any coatings hold up to water spotting. For instance the brine solution you sprayed on your panel,take the panel outside in the sun and let the solution dry for a week or so then bring it in and wash it to see if the protection is still there and to see if it prevented water spotting. Thanks for all of the time and money you spend on the products you test for us bro!
That is exactly what I am doing on panels behind the shop....my neighbors do not approve. 😂
@@apexdetail85 Nice! Thats what neighbors are for right?! 🤣🤣🤣
Came back to watch this again and realized you said this has 40% Sio2 in it. That's going to be tough to beat. I was thinking DPC Armor, but there is 10% Sio2 in it. However the high water beading Chemical Guys Hydrocharge has me thinking there might be a lot of Silicone Siloxane in it, which may affect it's chemical resistance. Maybe this stuff is worth the $40 price tag, guess we will find out. Looking forward to your test.
The jury is still out on this one.
Hi Brian, I love your videos and are a big fan of your channel. For a cheap version of Ceramic coat would you recommend carpro cquartz lite ?
Do you still like nanoskin products? Like the nanoshock? And what is a good product safe for all exterior surfaces for white vehicles? Thanks for the great content!!
I do. Nanoshock is wonderful! TAC Moonlight.
@@apexdetail85 Thanks a lot much appreciated. How do you think nanoshock will stand against turtle wax ice seal and shine?
Hello. Can it be used on plastic or rubber?
Pretty much figured out where this fits in the whole schedule of the outside maintenance. On top of the coating twice a year Bead Maker between those applications and bam. Clay twice a year maybe three , Coat ceramic twice a year , Bead Maker in the middle of all that for maintenance. However this could be substituted with DPC Armor on top of Shield same schedule , Reflect in the middle of the that. Glass coat twice a year maybe in the middle for exercise. Bam once the interior is set with the same type of regimen bam it’s done. I’ll grab some of this only because I like it but I’m currently invested into DPC so this will be for other cars. I also think it’s gonna burn off the trim and engine plastics in about 8 weeks. . Good video.
What product for protection do you think is best used in sunlight? I live here in sunny South Florida as a mobile detailer and it’s pretty hard to sit back and use a lot of these products because they say not in direct sunlight. So what do you recommend as the best I just started my mobile detailing business about six months ago so I am kind of new to this. Thank you
Bill Romak thxs will give it a shot!
That product makes it easier to apply than Sonax Spray and Seal. Great video and info sir
Thanks a million for the review b. Interesting how a product like moonlight at around 25-30% silica lasts around 6-9months and this at 40% I've heard other detailers also give it a 3-6 month claim. Hopefully were wrong but you'd hope it last longer🤔
Logically orchestrated test as usual Brian; I enjoyed watching this one as I’m trying to keep up with all the hype around quick ceramic sprays.
I feel old fashion now being an advocate of a polymer sealant and I’m wondering if a good test would be a side-by-side gloss and durability comparison with my standby: WOLFGANG HIGH GLOSS SEALANT III. Thoughts?
I am a huge fan of the old polymer sealants...such as That and PowerLock.💪
Hi I have a 2016 gmc Denali in your personal opinion what it the best spray on protection and high gloss product you recommend thanks amd I love your channel
Which one do you think it’s better for black trim in cars: CG hydro charge or DPC shield. In your videos they both looked nice. I wonder which one it’s just better.
Shield...the sheeting will cause less water spot issues.
Awesome great video I was considering getting this product but i was just waiting on your professional opinion.
Thank you
wow that beading looks amazing,
This may be a shot out in left field and a product that some have forgotten about but if possible I would like to see a "thorough" review on the Auto Fanatic 007 Gloss Enhancer. Thanks for all that you do!
That's your opinion on the dyes and scent of products. I enjoy using a good detail product with a good scent and the dye makes it easier to identify what the product is in the bottle to me while in my detail cabinet while grabbing. So I'll pay the xtra bucks. But good video on the ceramic spray. I will be purchasing. I also use alot of chemical guys products.
I'd like to see it compared to - Moonlight, DPC Shield + Armor and Adams Spray Coating.
Have you ever tried F11 TOP COAT?, what do you think about it?
Robert Alfred Pimentel I’ve tried it and it works into the paint like butter it’s a solid product 👌
I'm surprised how well it done on the resistence test! For Chemical Guys, its not bad. But the price is steap..
its only $30!
Not really Cabe. You are only using a tiny bit at a time. Assuming you only apply this each time you strip and clay the vehicle, and even polish if you need to, that’s 2-3 times a year. It will last a long time
Yeah, but what about shelf life? If applied as generally recommended will it be good to the end of the bottle? Just a thought. Too many chemicals (not necessarily paint enhancers) spoil on the shelf after 50 to 80% are used.
I have a question on trim and this product. When I asked chemical guys, they said it is not to be used on trim, yet you uses it even on engine plastic. They said it does not look good. Now that you have tested it well and had sometime, I would like to know what you think about it on black trim, both satin and gloss, on headlights, wheels and glass? As a mobile detailer, I am wondering if the product is versatile on many surfaces and materials. What do you think?
They do not recommend. I have tested it. Out of direct sunlight and cool temps...it works fine.
@@@apexdetail85 That make the product even more versatile. It works on plastic too, awsome.
This product is 2 to 3 times the cost of other Si02 spray sealants in its class. It better perform significantly better to justify that price point.
Croftgate is a company in Monroe NC. They have a product called Endure XXL that is like a spray on coating
Wow 40% SiO2 content...and from Chemical Guys no less. I’ll stick to actual ceramic coatings but this is an intriguing product for sure...
Great job! And easy application! Thanks 😀🤩🤗👍🙂😍
What ever happen to the Sealant Madness series? Did we get a winner?
Henry Le yeah which one is winner?
Interest was dropping off ...will bring it back at some point.
Can this be applied and taken off with a machine?
Do you detail other people’s vehicles I’m in Pennsylvania as well if that’s something you do
I’ll try it , almost positive most of these coatings can work together.
Brian, what are your thoughts on using Hydro Charge as a top coat to a ceramic coated vehicle?
It would be just fine as a sacrificial layer.
Excellent video, I'm sold
I absolutely love scented products! But, sometimes I wonder if the color of the watch effects the final result. (i.e. pink wax on a white car may cause a warm look at the end)
It can...and drive up the price as well.
You let it cure before wax or gloss right?
If I want to add another coat later on or just redo it again, what steps should I take?
It would be great if you placed all of the gloss results in a google Doc spreadsheet for everyone to view. Great review, i'm putting this on my truck soon.
How does this differ from Hydroslick?
I think this and Adams ceramic spray would be a great comparison
Let compare this with turtles wax seal&shine?
What hose nozzle you use. I like it.
How long did it last
It appears that it’s a decent short term spray coating worth $15-20
Great test and review! The price is a little high, I’d rather spend an extra $20 and get 30ml of an entry level coating that could last a year or more if maintained.
compared this to jet seal and CG V07???
or from Gyeon cure??
E43 looks incredible B!
I agree they aren't the best , they are gimmicky, and need to simplify their line but there are a few that I think just kill for the price . They are better when used in union of other cg products too unfortunately. So while this product may only last a few months by its self I believe with other maintenance products they can compound together nicely
can you add this on headlights and windows?
Apex detail needs there own product line !!
Superb work good friend!🔥🔥
The recommended choice of material and angle when working with a gloss meter:
* 20 °: clear coating, printing inks, plastics, paper and other materials.
* 60 °: medium transparent inks, printing inks, plastics, ceramics, marble and other materials.
* 85 °: low transparent paint, camouflage coating materials.
your gloss meter shows incorrect data, where the gloss level is 96, actually around 92
with it you can only see the difference in the readings
No high spots with this thick consistency?
None.
anyone know if i can use this as a topper? or what i can use after i apply the CG hydrocharge ? thx.
How does it do on the windows and chrome wheels great video btw
Not recommended by them...but works just fine in those areas.
👍🏻 Gloss meter readings / ez on/off /3-4 month protection 1chem guys product I would give a try Maybe 🤷♂️✨✨
Whoa, a great product from CG!
Good, solid...great is pushing it a bit. 🙂
Apex Detail which other product in this category do you like better?
I think Gyeon can coat would be a natural comparison .
That car looks like glass. Is beautiful. That car is banging.thanks for the video. Take care. Be safr👍
I'm embarrassed; the video just started and I already know what I think of the product. Curious to see how well it tests.
Now that I've seen the vid, the engine bay looked pretty good. Astounded by the measurements. Can't believe I'm saying this, wouldn't mind testing out a sample.
If you can get a sample size....yeah...give it a shot.
would one apply this before sealant and wax but after glaze?
Before everything! It needs to sit on top of the clear coat of the vehicle. After this you can apply sealants or waxes!
@@MONEYSHOTCorey Thanks much mate - would the hyrdo need to cure for 12 hours before layering? Amazing content and an absolute must follow!
I’d like to hear ur opinion on optimum gloss coat and or hyper seal
Will Look into them.
You should try the new Adam's ceramic headlight and trim wipe
40% Si02.... so does the instructions say to rinse the spray head out? And bin MFs/applicators after use?
Brian Woods I’m also curious on this?
Beat maker has higher readings than this product if you are a big fan like me on gloss, bit not durable like this coating I guess
Would you review Mastersons ceramic spray sealant please?
Absolutely!
What’s best ceramic sealant for living in Los Angeles,Ca?
TAC Moonlight
Apex Detail where can I purchase from?
Nice Mercedes!!! 👏👏👏
Its not recommended for windows, wheels, or plastic though.
Tested ...and works fine. Stick to painted surfaces.
Witch tire shine did u use?
Adams tire shine
another great video again buddy. bit pricy but impressive no less.b well good friend 🍻🍻
Honestly you could have a channel just reviewing chemical guys products and you'd have content for the rest of your life lol. Yeah hey have SO MANY products. It's insane.
Have you done a video on turtle wax ice seal and shine ?
th-cam.com/video/2VHnMFWbwa4/w-d-xo.html
These days I trust CG more than Adam's
Can you do reviews on Clear Finish Products? Would love to see their ceramic coating Secure
Will have to look into them.
@@apexdetail85its Karl Gambas brand you can find him on Facebook or at Clearfinishproducts.net
Highest reading so far ?
Surprisingly high.
Apex Detail I think at 3 months it’ll need to be reapplied . Looks to me on a really super clean and prepped panel you could get 6 solid months with it actually looking like a coating.
Hey Brian try Surf City Garage Ceramic Spray
Will look into it.
I love CG products, but their spray bottles ain't worth a damn. I've taken their products in spray form right out of the package, and they break almost immediately. Sure with they would look into that.
40% si02 !!!, mamma Mia !
Whaaatt i fucking need this!
Ya never used there stuff because too many product offering and just looks gimmicky and I am same way don’t need fruity smells or bubblegum or watermelon and all this other junk I just need to product to work.