Meguiars mentioned in a video that the reason you want to wipe it in the first time is because if you have no protection on the paint the panel will be flooded and the product wouldn't be able to penetrate the water to bond to the paint. If you already have some form of protection on the paint then you can go ahead and spray and rinse even on the initial application
About 14 sprays with maguire, so 9 more than the turtle wax ceramic wet wax. Not really fair I think. Especially as it was a comparison. But that's exactly what you supposed to do with the t w dry & shine , so interesting to see. Where does is say spray and rins of second time, cant find it on the label (t w c wet w).
With the meguiars product generally I find it works better if you spray it onto the panel then 'activate' it by spraying it with the heavy mist/light shower setting on my pressure washer before rinsing it off with a strong stream of water. This allows the product to distribute itself across the panel better and give it a bit more of an opportunity to bond to the clearcoat.
Used the Meguiars, but been impressed with the Hybrid Solutions Wash and Wax. Simple to apply and really works. It also does a great job restoring black trim. About $13 for 48 fl oz and use only 3 fl oz per wash. Not found anything though that lasts more than a few days in winter
A couple of weeks ago I tried an off label use for the meguiars hybrid ceramic wet wax. I used it as a tire dressing and I have to say I was very surprised. Nice sheen and repells water. Nice video idea!!
I've tried both, and the Turtle Wax works a tad better. The real key is to rub it in and wipe off the first time, as you found out. I'm going to keep using the TW, keep it off the windows for sure, and wipe on/off every 2-4 uses.
That's how I understood it. I thought TW was better getting the water off until it was actually wiped on and then Meguiers looked better. Camera angle/lighting may have been deceptive though.
Great video as I have been wondering the same ever since TW launched. The advances in wax technology over the past few years are definite game changers, regardless of which you pick. Simple enough for amateurs to get amazing results.
from my own obsersavion it looks like megiars is sheeting water better but turtle wax is beading water better. so take that as you will it comes down to beading vs sheeting.
As a wet and rinse application, TW looked better but once wiped, meguiars looked like the beads were tighter. Didn’t know TW ceramic wet wax could be used as a spray and rinse thought it was a spray on wipe off.
Thanks for the video Jim. I’d say if you want to do a quick wax for maintenance without having to go over the whole car and dry it off, This is a good application. And I would 100% go with the turtle wax because I actually emailed Maguires about the hybrid ceramic wax and they at first said that it did provide UV protection but then I found online another rep said that it didn’t and that they don’t claim UV protection and then when I brought that to the attention of a representative he had to reach out to research and development and confirmed that the hybrid ceramic wax does not provide UV protection so I am completely turned off by that product
And to support this posts recommendation here is the link to the turtle wax SDS sheet and all of their new spray waxes contain ~5 separate UV inhibitors. prod-28.eastus.logic.azure.com/workflows/bfa00893f49a49f8b223c132720f9f9c/triggers/manual/paths/invoke/idd/53410_Hybrid_Solutions_IDD_11132020.pdf?api-version=2016-10-01&sp=%2Ftriggers%2Fmanual%2Frun&sv=1.0&sig=ZNcyHADwIKZQ1ExoPnSo3wdFSsqkrTrxy8SUFskzwGM
Unless the directions were updated, I don't think the TW wet wax was made to spray and rinse. It's a drying aid to compliment the ceramic spray coating or any other base layer coating. Unless that has changed.
Very interesting video my friend. It seems like recommended method of application works in this case. Equally interesting and surprising to see Meguiar’s product reacting better. This could be due to TW was not given enough time to settle in. I have tried something similar on my side where I have prep the car by the book and applied Meguiar’s HCW like Ceramic coating with MF applicator pad. I have waited 12 hours between applications and applied 3 times. After that I gave 72 hours to settle it down in heated garage and results were outstanding. Specially subsequent washes were just like a breeze and I have sprayed very minimal amount to restore to its full glory. Now I am up my 10 normal two bucket wash and the beading is still strong.
Definitely a fun only video. I have been using TW Wet Wax as a drying agent for the last 7 months every other week and it's fantastic. So, after watching you play around with them I decided to check prices at Amazon since their price is nationwide, Meguiars was $19.74 and Turtle Wax was $8.99. Then I looked at three national chains weekly adds and didn't see any $5 discount at Walmart, O'Reilly's or Pep boys for Meguiars. So, basically Meguiars is more than double the price. Also your first spray with Meguiars used 12 sprays not 5 like you only used with the Turtle Wax. But you did do the two sprays equally on each side. Your pop up guest, Brian or Bryan, was right, Turtle Wax had beading, Meguiars didn't. It was weird, I agree but I usually purchase products to get the advertised results, so I follow the directions.
It’s a solid drying aid but I’ll use it for maintenance washes that way. The way I typically use it is I’ll prep the surface dry it, and then use the spray wax and then dry it completely. I feel like it’s more durable and performed a bit better that way rather than using it solely as a drying aid to get maximum protection. You said it best about at what point are you washing product down the drain? I found my method above to be best.
Great alternate product test. If you are up for a challenge how about finding an new use of the now outdated Megs spray wax and detailers. Apparently not compatible with SiO2 products or just marketing hype? Drying agent maybe? Im sure we all have lots of these leftover! Would love to use these up if possible!
I’ve used both these products, in a longevity test the TW lasted longer. I couldn’t get the Meguires to last more than 3-4 days without it just degrading and me having to reapply, The TW has lasted me 10-12 days before degrading.
Griots Garage Rinseless wash and wax. Diluted as a detail spray will leave protection doing this and....is great as drying aid or detail spray to remove water spots after car wash. Try it TH-cam workd!
Hands down Megiuars Ceramic Hybird wax is the best. Been using on my car and when detailing my customers car's and SUV's. $ 15.00. At Walmart. Give it a try! Shawn
You want to try an off-label experiment with wet wax? Use it like a spray on sealant ... mist on, wipe in and buff off (there isn't much buffing off to do). I just did this to my black Camaro and it looks and feels incredible. Try THAT with the Meg's HCW ... Hint: It will be a nightmare... I did it this way with both and the Wet Wax was AWESOME, the HCW was horrible.
I use the MCW with the foundational method every time I use it. It's so easy why wouldn't you? I've no faith in the spraying it over the roadway method, other than it gives great water repellentcy in the drains.
The way I tried the Meg was first dry the car, then spray the product, and then with the wet towel from drying, Rub it in, then do a once over with a good micro towel
You missed the 2 sprays of turtle before wipe dry. On my Mercedes the turtle wax products have been better on both panel and glass. Mcguires tends to leave a residue on glass.
With me in France they are at the same prices, 22euro each. But I like meguiar's hybrid ceramic wax in dry application! In dry application then 24 hours after a wet application then a new cure. Hybrid ceramic wax is very good! An ultra water repellent effect and good chemical resistance compared to just wet application! And now even better with hybrid ceramic detailer as top coat 😍. 👋🇫🇷
What i do is spray the entire car down with meguiars ceramic wax while still wet after it’s been probably washed and I get a high quality microfiber towel Nd fold it in 4s and I spray the towel with the ceramic wax and I wipe down the whole car while the car is wet and then I rinse down the car with a pressure washer and then I repeat and then dry!
So what do you believe to be better, sheeting or beading for real life situations where cars a parked outside getting rained on and dried off by the sun.
Thanks. Meg's HCW seemed to be game changing for consumers last year when it came out. A ceramic spray wax/sealant with good beading, durability and ease of use. However, it seems the spray and rinse method isnt the best way to use it and is more a gimmick to appeal to lazy people about how easy it is to "wax" your car. In reality, as a drying aid by wiping it in and maybe rinsing it afterwards isnt much harder. Its still a spray wax and all you have to do is wipe in it like you would when drying your car. Unless you're the person who only uses air to dry.
It says on the product(meguairs) for the first time use you have to dry it first and next time when you wash it just rinse it of. It works perfect on my cars.
Driving back from the ocean...it was raining hard on the way back here in WA state..go figure..took a pit stop..raining hard the whole time..got back in and took off..and man..ive never seen so much water sheet of at once..it was bonkers..love Maguire's HCW 💪
I’ve used McGuires hybrid since it came out and think it works great! Six months of good water protection and the product still is on there after that. The spray and rinse method doesn’t work that well, a just wax and dry method !
Nice video can I use this as a wax spray ? to protect my paint and give it a pop and gloss. Or go with Turtle Wax Ice Spray? my vehicle is a Ruby Red Metallic want the paint to pop and protect for years what do you recommend ? I'm new to this .thanks guys
Have you done a video on p and s and their compound? I’ve not seen but 1 bland review on it and it’s about 50 bucks with shipping. It would be cool to see what a professional thinks of it. It’s the compound with the bead maker in it.
I never really understood the rinse-and-leave for subsequent applications. I’m not going to wash a vehicle without using some method to dry it, with these waxed applied or not.
Awesome review!! I totally understand your reasoning for this comparison!! I always love your videos!! Keep up the incredible work!! God bless! 🚙👍🏽😀👍🏽🚙
If you are going to dry your car anyway why not just spay on and dry off rather than spray on, rinse off then dry. I find that the spray and rince method uses to much product as well.
It seems like you just like the Turtle Wax more than the Meguiar's. You sprayed that Meguiar's in the same spot like three times. When I wash, I rinse, spray wax, then rinse off, then dry. I rarely, I think only once, ever rinse, spray wax, then wipe dry. I've been using the Meguiars products for about 6 months now. Meguiar's Wet Wax, easy, spray on, rinse off, lasts for weeks of driving. I don't know how long it lasts, I wash my car at least once a week, sometimes more. It is never without protection. The Meguiar's Wet Wax just does it's job. I've got the Meguiar's Detailer but I don't like it; it streaks and is more a pain to apply than the Wet Wax. I've also got the Turtle Wax products. Same thing with the Turtle Wax Detailer, it streaks then I have to wipe it off. I have also just sprayed on the Turtle Wax Ceramic Wax and then rinsed it off. It works. With both products, they seem to work a little better if you spray them on and wipe them off. Also from what I've seen, Turtle Wax seems to hold up to abuse a little longer than Meguiar's. I plan on continuing to use up all of my Meguiar's products and then using Turtle Wax for a while. - '19 1LE
I wonder how hydrophobic the pavement is where Jimbo tests his products.. could be a funny video
Meguiars mentioned in a video that the reason you want to wipe it in the first time is because if you have no protection on the paint the panel will be flooded and the product wouldn't be able to penetrate the water to bond to the paint. If you already have some form of protection on the paint then you can go ahead and spray and rinse even on the initial application
Gee isn’t it nice knowing how too read & understand instructions lol 😂 poor Jimbo
This is great since not everyone uses the products as directed. Great video.
About 14 sprays with maguire, so 9 more than the turtle wax ceramic wet wax. Not really fair I think. Especially as it was a comparison. But that's exactly what you supposed to do with the t w dry & shine , so interesting to see. Where does is say spray and rins of second time, cant find it on the label (t w c wet w).
Awesome comparison video! Practical, simple, and straight to the point. Much appreciation from South Ozzie!
Thanks for watching!
Now i’m curious if TW Ceramic Wet Wax compare to TW Ceramic Spray and TW Seal & Shine.
With the meguiars product generally I find it works better if you spray it onto the panel then 'activate' it by spraying it with the heavy mist/light shower setting on my pressure washer before rinsing it off with a strong stream of water. This allows the product to distribute itself across the panel better and give it a bit more of an opportunity to bond to the clearcoat.
Used the Meguiars, but been impressed with the Hybrid Solutions Wash and Wax. Simple to apply and really works. It also does a great job restoring black trim. About $13 for 48 fl oz and use only 3 fl oz per wash.
Not found anything though that lasts more than a few days in winter
A couple of weeks ago I tried an off label use for the meguiars hybrid ceramic wet wax. I used it as a tire dressing and I have to say I was very surprised. Nice sheen and repells water. Nice video idea!!
I've tried both, and the Turtle Wax works a tad better. The real key is to rub it in and wipe off the first time, as you found out. I'm going to keep using the TW, keep it off the windows for sure, and wipe on/off every 2-4 uses.
Aren’t you supposed to spray on and dry the car off?
Great video. I thought wet wax was just a "drying aid". The instructions say apply when wet and dry. Didn't know you could rinse it off
That's how I understood it. I thought TW was better getting the water off until it was actually wiped on and then Meguiers looked better. Camera angle/lighting may have been deceptive though.
I’m with you on that one. I’ve been using it as a spay while wet and then dry car while wet.
Ya he fucked up the 1sr lay for Meguiar's which I personally use and had used 3 4 bottles now.
Then you spray and rinse. Repeat after each car wash
I love the Turtle Wax wet wax for drying the RV. Looks great!
I use both products and anytime I've used the Meguiar's in the rinse off fashion I hate the results. And yes I layed a base coat and buffed off first.
Great video as I have been wondering the same ever since TW launched. The advances in wax technology over the past few years are definite game changers, regardless of which you pick. Simple enough for amateurs to get amazing results.
For sure - it’s been a nice change
TW ceramic spray coating plus the wet wax is one hell of a combo
Have you used it? How is the performance so can i use it in between washes?
I find the ceramic spray coating hard to rub in, is this just me?
I do this exact method with turtle wax seal n shine. Works great
from my own obsersavion it looks like megiars is sheeting water better but turtle wax is beading water better. so take that as you will it comes down to beading vs sheeting.
I don’t know even know the tw was a spray and rinse after the first application, I learned something new today lol 😅
As a wet and rinse application, TW looked better but once wiped, meguiars looked like the beads were tighter. Didn’t know TW ceramic wet wax could be used as a spray and rinse thought it was a spray on wipe off.
Yea they now also provide a wet wax, just ordered 👍🏼
Thanks for the video Jim. I’d say if you want to do a quick wax for maintenance without having to go over the whole car and dry it off, This is a good application. And I would 100% go with the turtle wax because I actually emailed Maguires about the hybrid ceramic wax and they at first said that it did provide UV protection but then I found online another rep said that it didn’t and that they don’t claim UV protection and then when I brought that to the attention of a representative he had to reach out to research and development and confirmed that the hybrid ceramic wax does not provide UV protection so I am completely turned off by that product
And to support this posts recommendation here is the link to the turtle wax SDS sheet and all of their new spray waxes contain ~5 separate UV inhibitors.
prod-28.eastus.logic.azure.com/workflows/bfa00893f49a49f8b223c132720f9f9c/triggers/manual/paths/invoke/idd/53410_Hybrid_Solutions_IDD_11132020.pdf?api-version=2016-10-01&sp=%2Ftriggers%2Fmanual%2Frun&sv=1.0&sig=ZNcyHADwIKZQ1ExoPnSo3wdFSsqkrTrxy8SUFskzwGM
Unless the directions were updated, I don't think the TW wet wax was made to spray and rinse. It's a drying aid to compliment the ceramic spray coating or any other base layer coating. Unless that has changed.
Wet Wax was my go to drying aid.... now I'm using the Flex Wax.
You have to try the 303 touch less sealant. That one is a spray and quickly rinse off and it beads like crazy.
Very interesting video my friend. It seems like recommended method of application works in this case. Equally interesting and surprising to see Meguiar’s product reacting better. This could be due to TW was not given enough time to settle in.
I have tried something similar on my side where I have prep the car by the book and applied Meguiar’s HCW like Ceramic coating with MF applicator pad. I have waited 12 hours between applications and applied 3 times. After that I gave 72 hours to settle it down in heated garage and results were outstanding. Specially subsequent washes were just like a breeze and I have sprayed very minimal amount to restore to its full glory. Now I am up my 10 normal two bucket wash and the beading is still strong.
I prefer the TW as a drying aid, especially living in Mississippi. It has become my best friend in sunlight down here.
Best of label use... Use the HCW straight on the panel like a traditional sealant. The chemical resistance is crazy
Definitely a fun only video. I have been using TW Wet Wax as a drying agent for the last 7 months every other week and it's fantastic. So, after watching you play around with them I decided to check prices at Amazon since their price is nationwide, Meguiars was $19.74 and Turtle Wax was $8.99. Then I looked at three national chains weekly adds and didn't see any $5 discount at Walmart, O'Reilly's or Pep boys for Meguiars. So, basically Meguiars is more than double the price. Also your first spray with Meguiars used 12 sprays not 5 like you only used with the Turtle Wax. But you did do the two sprays equally on each side. Your pop up guest, Brian or Bryan, was right, Turtle Wax had beading, Meguiars didn't. It was weird, I agree but I usually purchase products to get the advertised results, so I follow the directions.
It’s a solid drying aid but I’ll use it for maintenance washes that way. The way I typically use it is I’ll prep the surface dry it, and then use the spray wax and then dry it completely. I feel like it’s more durable and performed a bit better that way rather than using it solely as a drying aid to get maximum protection. You said it best about at what point are you washing product down the drain? I found my method above to be best.
What spray gun are using with your hose?
Great alternate product test. If you are up for a challenge how about finding an new use of the now outdated Megs spray wax and detailers. Apparently not compatible with SiO2 products or just marketing hype? Drying agent maybe? Im sure we all have lots of these leftover! Would love to use these up if possible!
It’s compatible. That’s just all marketing hype
I’ve used both these products, in a longevity test the TW lasted longer. I couldn’t get the Meguires to last more than 3-4 days without it just degrading and me having to reapply, The TW has lasted me 10-12 days before degrading.
You must be doing so thing wrong if that all the longer it's lasting for you.
The spray bottle of the Meguiars is more concentrated where as the Turtle covers more area
Griots Garage Rinseless wash and wax. Diluted as a detail spray will leave protection doing this and....is great as drying aid or detail spray to remove water spots after car wash. Try it TH-cam workd!
I sprayed McGuire's on a dry hood then I rinsed it off beaded very nice
Never dry though...as per instructions...and i am using it
Hands down Megiuars Ceramic Hybird wax is the best. Been using on my car and when detailing my customers car's and SUV's. $ 15.00. At Walmart. Give it a try! Shawn
Have you tried Turtle Wax's Hybrid Solution Ceramic Spray?
You want to try an off-label experiment with wet wax? Use it like a spray on sealant ... mist on, wipe in and buff off (there isn't much buffing off to do). I just did this to my black Camaro and it looks and feels incredible. Try THAT with the Meg's HCW ... Hint: It will be a nightmare... I did it this way with both and the Wet Wax was AWESOME, the HCW was horrible.
I use the MCW with the foundational method every time I use it. It's so easy why wouldn't you? I've no faith in the spraying it over the roadway method, other than it gives great water repellentcy in the drains.
Lol exactly, Spraying on and rinsing off is literally exactly as it sounds your just rinsing the spray off the panel haha...
What towels are you using
usually towels from Autofiber or Costco
Put in seal and shine to that
Great video. I am surprised you said you were not a fan of Hydro Blue. It truly is a while clean and wet spray on rinse immediately product.
The way I tried the Meg was first dry the car, then spray the product, and then with the wet towel from drying, Rub it in, then do a once over with a good micro towel
You missed the 2 sprays of turtle before wipe dry.
On my Mercedes the turtle wax products have been better on both panel and glass.
Mcguires tends to leave a residue on glass.
You have a Mercedes Benz??? No way!!!! That is sooooooo cool. GTFO!!!
Technicians choice ceramic spray or turtle ceramic spray or meguiars ceramic spray or turtle Wax wet wax ?
Tech Choice 100%
With me in France they are at the same prices, 22euro each. But I like meguiar's hybrid ceramic wax in dry application!
In dry application then 24 hours after a wet application then a new cure. Hybrid ceramic wax is very good! An ultra water repellent effect and good chemical resistance compared to just wet application! And now even better with hybrid ceramic detailer as top coat 😍. 👋🇫🇷
I use ice seal n shine. Spray while wet. Rinse off. Instant beadings
What i do is spray the entire car down with meguiars ceramic wax while still wet after it’s been probably washed and I get a high quality microfiber towel Nd fold it in 4s and I spray the towel with the ceramic wax and I wipe down the whole car while the car is wet and then I rinse down the car with a pressure washer and then I repeat and then dry!
So what do you believe to be better, sheeting or beading for real life situations where cars a parked outside getting rained on and dried off by the sun.
Did you read the instructions? Is that how to used the products?
Do the hybrids work on cars that already have waxes on the paint ?
Yes
I’m thinking about putting a little into my foam cannon with the car soap to see if it does anything.
It might get streaky.
Great video buddy tfs gonna test this to
Thanks. Meg's HCW seemed to be game changing for consumers last year when it came out. A ceramic spray wax/sealant with good beading, durability and ease of use. However, it seems the spray and rinse method isnt the best way to use it and is more a gimmick to appeal to lazy people about how easy it is to "wax" your car. In reality, as a drying aid by wiping it in and maybe rinsing it afterwards isnt much harder. Its still a spray wax and all you have to do is wipe in it like you would when drying your car. Unless you're the person who only uses air to dry.
I like them as a drying aid
I definitely think that’s where both of these products fit
It says on the product(meguairs) for the first time use you have to dry it first and next time when you wash it just rinse it of. It works perfect on my cars.
I know. I discussed this
Foundation layer is not applied like that (meguiars i mean)...what you did was the maintenance layer...i've been using it
more than twice the sprays with the meguiars
Weirdest video yet in concept. I even got dizzy when the truck pulled away. Loved it.
Driving back from the ocean...it was raining hard on the way back here in WA state..go figure..took a pit stop..raining hard the whole time..got back in and took off..and man..ive never seen so much water sheet of at once..it was bonkers..love Maguire's HCW 💪
I have adopted using liquid waxes while vehicle is still wet.
thats stupid. theyre not water soluble
@@RnBGarvey believe what you want, I seen it work from my experience.
Jimbo. Great videos man. Hey, can u recommend the best SHEETING product? Honestly I'm sick of beads man.. they create issues.. lol...
Love the videos. Very informative and helpful for a DIY guy like myself. What is is that hose nozzle your using?
Very interesting. I've gotten better results with just spray and rinse. Were the bottles old old or not shook up enough... thanks for the vid.
Both new and shaken
I’ve used McGuires hybrid since it came out and think it works great! Six months of good water protection and the product still is on there after that. The spray and rinse method doesn’t work that well, a just wax and dry method !
Requesting Hybrid Solution green Vs 303 Graphene
Cool video, off label idea. IRL, the base layer would cure and perform better after about 24 hours. Then you can apply the topper for optimal results.
Turtle wax Ceramic Spray is the best stuff I've ever used! It beats the expensive Chemical Guys Jet seal any day.
Can you do a video on DURA COATING CELSIUS ceramic spray?
Fantastic video, it proves tw works as advertised
Hiw do you like these vs 303 touchless sealant?
not the best
Nice video can I use this as a wax spray ? to protect my paint and give it a pop and gloss. Or go with Turtle Wax Ice Spray? my vehicle is a Ruby Red Metallic want the paint to pop and protect for years what do you recommend ? I'm new to this .thanks guys
Nanoshock does extremely well when used like this
Have you done a video on p and s and their compound? I’ve not seen but 1 bland review on it and it’s about 50 bucks with shipping. It would be cool to see what a professional thinks of it. It’s the compound with the bead maker in it.
BTW Jimbo, right now Ceramic Wet Wax is only $9 on amazon!! Get twice the amount of product compared to meguiars hybrid ceramic wax
I didn’t realize that! Nice.
well, you can find hybrid ceramic wax for 14$ in Walmart. Yes TW is still cheaper.
Have you seen the new seal and shine formula?
????
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Got my hands on some today at O'Reilly auto for 11.99
I never really understood the rinse-and-leave for subsequent applications. I’m not going to wash a vehicle without using some method to dry it, with these waxed applied or not.
Could you do a review if P&S Iron Buster?
Bro I fucking started to die laughing @5:02 when that old man popped up. Tw for the win though!
Nice video
But I'd rather use gyeon wet coat spray on wet panel rinse off
Can I put ceramic wet wax on ceramic coated car
Of course
Great video and great content jimbo
Those socks though lmao. Could you review the m799? M27 was a flop as a sealant, curious to see how well bead booster performs.
Pls do a review on collinite 476 wax
Can you do a video on carpro hydro2
I love hydroblue
What's the point of spray and rinse if you still gotta wipe to dry the car? Why not just spray and wipe.
I think you are on to a new way to show and test products,
Liked the video! I tried this previously as well. Aqua Coat by autofinesse is unreal as a spray on spray off product!
Nice job Jimbo!!!💪👍👍
I think it was great idea and i totally get what you were doing! thanks 😊
Awesome review!! I totally understand your reasoning for this comparison!! I always love your videos!! Keep up the incredible work!! God bless! 🚙👍🏽😀👍🏽🚙
If you are going to dry your car anyway why not just spay on and dry off rather than spray on, rinse off then dry. I find that the spray and rince method uses to much product as well.
Not everyone hand drys their vehical and you shouldn't have to use more product on the rince method.
I had spoken to turtle wax while back about this product and they stated to me that it needs to cure for 24 hours for optimum hydrophobicity
Smashed it!
Bravo! Keep up the vids! Rub it! Love those socks!!!!!
You sprayed like 12 times on the wet wax lol
Now was that a fair test ????🤔🤔🤔
"I don't know...5?" No...it was 12, dude. Twelve.
It seems like you just like the Turtle Wax more than the Meguiar's. You sprayed that Meguiar's in the same spot like three times.
When I wash, I rinse, spray wax, then rinse off, then dry. I rarely, I think only once, ever rinse, spray wax, then wipe dry.
I've been using the Meguiars products for about 6 months now. Meguiar's Wet Wax, easy, spray on, rinse off, lasts for weeks of driving. I don't know how long it lasts, I wash my car at least once a week, sometimes more. It is never without protection. The Meguiar's Wet Wax just does it's job. I've got the Meguiar's Detailer but I don't like it; it streaks and is more a pain to apply than the Wet Wax.
I've also got the Turtle Wax products. Same thing with the Turtle Wax Detailer, it streaks then I have to wipe it off. I have also just sprayed on the Turtle Wax Ceramic Wax and then rinsed it off. It works.
With both products, they seem to work a little better if you spray them on and wipe them off. Also from what I've seen, Turtle Wax seems to hold up to abuse a little longer than Meguiar's.
I plan on continuing to use up all of my Meguiar's products and then using Turtle Wax for a while. - '19 1LE
Do the 10 wash!
mix the brands with base and topper
Should have continued on to the torture test since you were already there. Nonetheless, good stuff.
I would need to let it cure or else I would get a bunch of hate
I was confused at first - but such videos are really refreshing from the usual product reviews!
good stuff!
" at this point you gotta be real lazy !! " LOL hahaahahahaaha
Experimenting is good :)