Turtle Wax 75th Birthday Ceramic/Graphene Paste Wax!!
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- Today, we put Turtle Wax 75th Anniversary Ceramic + Graphene Paste Wax through the Apex Detail Review Process!! Infused with Graphene and slick SiO2 polymers, this ultra-premium Graphene + Ceramic paste wax fills light imperfections and protects for a glassy, showroom finish that doesn’t quit.
And, with just one use, you get intense water beading action for months of durability and chemical resistance.
Prepare yourself for the ultimate wow factor with maximum protection, rich color enhancement and a beautiful, eye-popping sheen!
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ADVANCED, GRAPHENE FORMULA CREATES THE MOST POWERFUL SHIELD AGAINST SCRATCHES, SWIRLS AND COLOR FADING
SUPERHYDROPHOBIC CERAMIC POLYMERS ALLOW RAIN TO ROLL RIGHT OFF YOUR CAR
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There's something therapeutic about applying wax the old way.
Amazing look!! TW Nailed it!!🐢
Great video Brian !!! 👍
I agree.
Hey turttle wax does the hat and shirts comes with this wax thanks iam about to place a order
It is relaxing to me, unless it’s 90+ degrees.
Is it supposed to come with a applicator? Mine did not
Can we layer this wax or does 1 coat suffice?
I’d like to see more paste wax reviews, especially old school stuff that is still well loved.
Nufinish
I still apply old school Collinite 845 in addition too new products, theres something special about applying that wax watching it haze and wipe off...
Collinite Marque DeEllegance is a great tin wax!!
@@scoolman6790 Nufinish sucks because if it touches black trim it's ruined forever.
@@burnlikeneon4044 I don't have black trim, so no worries
That Range Rover was off the hook! Could swim in that beautiful job!
Been waiting for this all day!😀
Past waxes will always have this romantic alur for detailers and enthusiasts alike.
Great work as always Mr. Brian! 👍
Being a part time mobile detailer I'm planning on adding this as an upgrade to my services. I was absolutely floored by the gloss, slickness, ease of application. It checks all the boxes. Now the waiting game to see if it lasts. My money is on that it does.
I use carnauba wax exclusively on classics whether single stage or clear coat. I am going to give this a try because I like it that an old school company has done something new/updated paste wax. I give the Healy family a lot of credit for still being privately owned and operated. They haven’t sold out and that is very rare and an extremely admirable quality in this day and age. I ordered my 75th Anniversary Edition just a few hours ago. Great price and there was no charge for shipping. You can’t bear that IMO. THANKS 😊
I like paste waxes. Using them is a labor of love, so I only use them on my personal cars. But there is something special about rubbing it on, and very gratifying once it’s done.
I ordered mine today.
Thanks for the review 👍✌️
You always know every inch of those panels are waxed 😊
This is wax everyone always wanted and Turtle Wax delivered! Happy anniversary indeed.
I always find myself going back to paste waxes. There's just something about them.
Same
It’s like wax but in a paste form
I agree! There is something very satisfying about having to EARN that shine slickness and water beading! Easier isn't always better👍🏼
@@gabevillarreal96 absolutely! I mainly use pinnacle sig. series II. Im happy to reapply it every month, it's not fussy.
@@James-pk4jf Nice! I like Fusso coat soft99 but just ordered this new TW 75th anniversary paste today! I'm excited to try it out!
Always good to come to this channel for no nonsense reviews, and by a detailer that actually knows how to detail. Too many others are spitting out sponsored marketing adverts under the guise of being reviews.
Such as “Pan the Advertiser?” 😀
Great video my friend! Paste wax is not dead! Did a great job 👏 look forward to testing this stuff out! Stay well buddy!
The wax is not dead! 👍
Tough stuff
pretty resistant! Happy 75th TurtleWax i still use Fuso Soft 99 on certain vehicle , mostly p/u trucks , i charge a premium for it, cause its more work , [i tape all trims] but the results are Awesome! Some customers ask for it also!
A series of liquids, now back to paste? Speaking for myself, it's hard to believe how a few drops of ceramic coating coats the vehicle. Paste seems to resonate better with me. I feel like I left something more substantial on the clearcoat surface.
Yes I still use them on my customers motorcycles, but I also use all the modern products as well, it's all down to what the customer wants..
Keep up the great work Brian 👍👍
Very impressive indeed! I might take a shot at it!
Brian, thank you so much for your dedication to your channel and your viewers. When I'm in doubt about a product or process, I turn to your channel and get what I'm looking for. You are greatly appreciated my friend.
Thanks Brian for another great video. I still use paste waxes like Fuso Soft99 and Collinite 476. This new TW product looks amazing. Thanks for sharing this product information.
I busted open this product for the first time earlier this week after it sat in the garage. Just did a quick clay bar before application on a semi dirty car with some detailer. Really not the correct application, but… this stuff a tank of gas later, looks incredible. This went on the daily so it just doesn’t get much in the way of care. Just a wipe down with seal n shine as a detailer or a mix of ONR and adams detailer. It honestly seems to have stuck to the car better than seal and shine does with no preparation. Which is really cool. I think that just has to do with the paste nature making it easier to get into the pores of the paint.
The silver paint just doesn’t pop easily, and this stuff did a killer job. Even at night I can see the road lines reflected off the hood, car really pops during the day.
All I did was go around the car and scrub in the paste after a light clay job. Then once the whole car was coated wipe off with microfiber. Anywhere I had trouble getting it off I just sprayed a little seal and shine and wiped off.
This stuff is really really really good. The durability seems on par with other turtle wax (no comparison to 99% of what’s out there), but the look, the feel on the panel, the reflectivity, wow.
The only reason I still will coat my favorite/nice cars is the added thickness of a ceramic. Otherwise this just goes on and off way better and looks as good if not better. I also have the graphene liquid wax… but man is this stuff impressive. And it smells really good too!
It can also go over a ceramic coating just for fun. Although if it’s not as glossy as the actual coating, it’s probably a waste. But I do like that Artdeshine Graphene wax that’s clear.
Brian, I'm glad you chose a white vehicle to test the TW 75th anniversary ceramic/graphene paste wax. Pan the Organizer used a black vehicle and of course it looked beautiful, but you did a great job as well. Keep up the good work.
Great video Brian, keep them coming, we appreciate all you do. This product has me thinking! Well done TW!
Nice video Brian, very impressed with the wax. I still use a paste wax I find it therapeutic, though my arm doesn't, I also think they give a kind of warmth to the gloss. I usually still have good beading after about 3 months on a daily driver left outdoors. This paste looks like it applied and buffed easier than mine, so maybe I might try.
Excellent video!!! Very informative and entertaining!! Great job once again!
I wish I could see the Classic Mercedes. With the 75th Anniversary Turtle Wax on it! Thanks again Brian for sharing this with us!
Great review, after I saw this I ordered the product and put it on my Tacoma, it is fantastic! I agree paste waxes are therapeutic.. The gloss was great, and slick to the touch!
Not sure there's a need for this type of product, but I can understand TW releasing this as part of their 75 years in business and I will pick one up just as a souvenir. Thanks for redoing the gloss test after 'beating it up'
Brian, I want you on my livestream ...... people are asking for it.... how can we make this happen?
That would be awesome
It would be great to have Brian on‼️
Hell yeah
Yes that would be greatly appreciated!
I am sure we can work something in. At some point.🙂
The surgeon at work again. Love it Brian 🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾
I still enjoy using a paste wax. I think it's the methodical way you put them on. There's still a place for them in the market for sure! Particularly the more durable modern ones like this.
The review that we were waiting for. As many others have said, there's just something about applying a paste wax or sealant that's more satisfying that a spray sealant. There's enough TW products now to do a head to head between them all.
Fireball ultimate fusion wax. Still like the old school put it on, wait for the haze, wipe it off. Just feels right as an old school detailer. Eventually I will break, but for now, old school.
I love this wax, easy to apply, remove and it has a nice deep wet look which I favore over light refraction.
I like it a lot, but when i used it on my wife white car for me is really hard to see if apply enough wax to the surface of the car, no matter what i still used do, because i know it will protect the paint for at least 6 months.
can you use the paste wax as a base, then top it with the spray graphene from turtle wax to further - add protection?
Great video Brian. Just ordered mine 🐢 from Glove Box. Range Rover is gorgeous. Hoping to see you on PapaSmurf's live stream
Thanks for heading out into the frigid weather to test this product. I think I’ll pick one up for my Classic.
Sorry for all the requests. Here is one more. If at all possible I would love to see you do a video talking and demonstrating many other different detailing techniques as well as polishing techniques for the DA and for the Rotary. Advanced concepts in paint correction and new methods and techniques in auto detailing. Simeler to your older polishing paint for beginners videos, but in this case for people wanting to go beyond and refine their art so to speak. In my personal opinion; In short can you please write a Book. 👍Thank you for at least reading this (hopefully 😅) .
Again as always Thank you for everything Mr. Brian. 👍👍👍
Brian, the Range Rover came out outstanding. Very impressive on the wash test as well, Turtle Wax, is really hitting it out of the park with thier new lines of products.
I still enjoy paste waxes and think you still cannot get the depth a good paste wax gives you.
Any chance we can see the Xtreme Solutions' paste waxes on your channel?
I have a few waxes from Xtreme.👍
Appreciate the video in the cold weather. Great looking product older cars as well as a topper for ceramic cars.
Paste wax is like my secret way of treating myself. For a client, well that depends on whether or not they can appreciate what it really is, and this HIGH CALIBER TW wax is really special. Mine is supposed to be here tomorrow and I already have my "spa" day all planned out for my favorite car. Lol. Great job.
@Eddie V’s Express Mobile Detailing I did and I do, just like Brian does.
@Eddie V’s Express Mobile DetailingEddie, everyone likes beading because it looks good and they associate it with protection and in a way they're right. Hydrophobicity repels water. One of the main reasons we have Si02 products is to help reduce scratching caused when we dry off paint. How, because a car that isn't coated is unprotected and that means more water clings to the paint and it's the water that holds particulates in suspension or sits on top of contaminants both of which when removed with a drying towel has the potential to drag the debris on the paint, which can cause scratching. When a car is protected by a ceramic like Si02 it can through it's beading action, assist the water in flowing off the surface carrying away the particulates, thus reducing the chance of scratching paint. So that's a good thing or at least it is initially. But if the beading happens after a rain or heavy dew, when a car has a level of dust (minerals) on the paint surface and it is not immediately washed off, well that's when it gets a little more complicated. The longer the water bead (which has the minerals suspended in it) stays on the paint, the water (which is a type of solvent) will do two things; 1) if left on long enough, it will permeate the finish; and 2) it will start to evaporate. As these two events are happening the minerals are etching their way into the paint. Obviously in the sun this process happens at a higher rate and that's when problems arise. So, beading in itself is not bad but if left to its own devices will end up damaging the paint. What we are finding out now is that if water sheets rather than beads, then it has a greater propensity to gather more water together this creating larger masses of water which increases the capability of the water to carry particulates off the car and prevent scratching. So as good as beading is in showing us how well a car's paint is protected, it is actually less effective in moving the water off the car which in turn means the water beads will remain on the paint surface longer allowing more time for evaporation, which means water spots. That's the reason Graphene is getting so much attention (more marketing than reality though) because it allows less heat to be captured in the beads. Surface tension and bsically how thin the product is really makes the heat differential so miniscule that it's reduction of heat in it's surface characteristics is not really noticable enough to prevent water spots. So the things to remember are that beading is good, sheeting is better if it will be awhile before you are able to wash the car. Unfortunately most labs have not been paid to produce sheeting products. Until recently there was no real reason to focus on one vs the other because beading is a naturally occurring side effect with Ceramics and waxes. Since we know that as Detailers we also recognize that most people who have their cars coated are the same ones whose cars are garaged. But with the advent of inexpensive spray coatings, more daily drivers that aren't garaged are becoming beaders and left out in the elements. The last part is that just as Brian prefers sheeting vs beading more people are starting to understand why and product manufactures such as Xtreme Solutions is making an effort to bring a sheeting product to market. Last but not least, the reason we love the new wax is because of course it has great protection but it still needs greater attention to washing when left out in the weather.
*Just bought it Turtle Wax flat-out embarrassing high-end companies at frugal prices!*
Over the past 2yrs I mainly used TW line of products, I saved a ton of money and have the results of a high end detailing job, its a common sense, no need to spend 200 when 35 will give you superior results
And your right it was freezing yesterday when you did this test. Can’t wait to see the Dr Beasley test. I am trying to figure out what I am going to do in the spring
I’ve been waiting for you since Thursday 🤓😎
Still love paste waxes! I guess it’s just the process, nice to go into the garage and spend an hour on the car every couple months
Being a mobile detailer I definitely use paste waxes. Cure times on ceramic coating etc make them impossible to use because even if the customer does have a garage it's not normally big enough to work in, even if the customer can get their car in there. I offer AW Guardian for longevity but am going to be also offering AW Enigma wax soon. Ive tried on on both my car and my van and it's outstanding 👌
Great video like always and definitely interested on trying that out
Got myself a tin of enigma for my new car last week. I'm delighted with the results.
I’d like to see how the old school Rain Dance Wax would compare to some of the newer products!
I am still hoping you will revamp your learning the Rotary videos. If only a few. 👍
I agree, I just got myself a flex pe 14 and am loving it so far on a test panel. Any further tips and tricks would be great. I am particularly interested in using an extension with small pads in tight areas.
Thank you! This is the review I have been waiting for concerning this product!
must be really amazing soap to foam in that kind of weather👍
I ll buy it just because you made a video on this
I just ordered mine! Delivers tomorrow.
Thanks for all the hard work and sharing your time and experience!
Would you use a Topper like extreme solutions Topper or polly seal after a maintenance wash? If so, what should I top it with?
Excited to try this, love classic paste waxes that are easy on easy off. Can it be used on glass? Where would it land on your rating board? Thanks B! 👍👌✌
Bought this and it’s okay but I definitely wasn’t blown away. I guess I may have expected too much.
Paste wax may be old school but I still get the deepest richest shine out of them over new liquid waxes.
This against fusso coat
Seems I recall in past tests, like against Seal n Shine, Fusso and Angel Wax didn't fare this well.
Hate to admit on here, but I have a daily driver yota with white single stage paint that I put Fusso coat on because its all I had on hand. It lasted 8 months with 1 tunnel wash per month. I think TW is going to get my business for that DD as well.
Apex show us more of paste waxs us very useful thanks...:)
I also noticed that the heat gun didn’t seem to effect the wax Very impressed
I have used paste wax in the past…I would try it out .Thanks Brian ✊
My buddy got this glad to see you test this I was thinking about you in my video buddy tfs
I like something that I can use on black plastic parts without worrying.
I just watched Pan the Organizer review this product. Turtle wax sponsored his review. He loved this stuff, but then again, Turtle Wax paid him for his review. They must be making a big push with Pro Detailers to get the hype going. Thanks for the review - I assume you were not paid for your feedback. I ordered a jar. At 35 bucks and free shipping, it seemed worth a try. There is something satisfying with spending intimate time with a good wax on the body of your car.
I agree... I like waxing my classic and antique cars.. I don’t do sponsored videos.
@@apexdetail85 why recommend for classic cars? this TW 75yr cant be used on modern cars?
Ok 2 years later how do you like it ?
There's enough wax there to last a lifetime.
Or many many cars
No cure time, easy application, heat resistance good, what is not to like about this new age wax?
Will have to wait to try this in the UK 🇬🇧👍🏻. Great video Brian. The move to microfibre applicator is one I would also make. Always feel those foam applicators are marring the paint.
Impressive! Too bad they don't ship to Hawaii. Guess I'll be sticking with Flex Wax for now.
Thanks Brian!
One to try for sure.
Like you...I use them on my show cars.
Great video Brian, the range rover looks great I'm just going to put it on pre order 👍👍👍
Great video as always. Thanks 🤩
Be waiting for the review I knew you get some. Watching your Video
Look great, although I’m a bit puzzled about it being a “limited edition” product.
Only the 75 yr edition design it will have different packaging same product
Not a big paste wax user these days but have pre-ordered a pot of this as it seems like good stuff. Add it to the collection if nothing else.
Great polish
Another great video B!
Thank you for teaching us and always reminding us to maintain good quality for our clients. Thank you... Master 💪🏽
Another great video brian im would love to get my hands on one
I will always prefer paste waxes.
I started using the fusso last yr an absolutely love that stuff
How well did it last ...been thinking about it myself
@@bruceiler9399 a good 4 months,the key is light coats,and i only put 1 coat
Quite late to the party, but i got hold of a "75 jubi" can ( they had some in stock here in Sweden). However i dont know what i did wrong, it was a pain to get off. I tried less, i tried normal, i tried waiting a bit i tried remove at once and everything in between. I used Meguiars microfiber towels. Pure pain, took me way longer then i thought. And yea i did the full paint prep. wash with iron remover, clay last polish.
Brian, do you recommend using Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Pro Graphene Infused To The Max Liquid Wax AFTER applying this Turtle Wax 75th Birthday Ceramic/Graphene Paste Wax for extra gloss or you don't think it's necessary? I just bought this Turtle Wax 75th Birthday Ceramic/Graphene Paste Wax and can't wait to try it.
Nice. Was very tempted to buy a tin of it.
This VS Angelwax Enigma?
Yes !
Yes! That's a comparison I'd like to see! Brian?
I have had good luck with this and typically get about four months out of it with a daily driven car stored outside in a variety of weather. The only weakness I have found so far is extreme heat. I wax my car right before a trip somewhere where the temperatures were daily 100° plus with rain and when I came back, it was substantially diminished still there, but noticeable
Most waxes and sealants are fragile in cold or hot weather. If you want durability, coat the car with (real) ceramic coating, then use waxes and sealants as toppers.
I try different products but keep coming back to Collinite. Others can be more impressive for shine/slickness/ease of application but IME none beat Collinite for “real world” durability.
I love Collinite, too! I did purchase this just to see...
Yes still use paste wax, Pinnacle Sovereign. I just find it a better experience putting in the work listening to some great music and then stand back and admire the results. I'm not really bothered if it's not the most hydrophobic or the highest gloss to me it's more about the whole experience.
I just did my car with hybrid solutions Max wax.. is this any better?
Nice work with the video! Which do you think is more durable, this 75th Ann or the Hybrid Pro Grapheme liquid wax? It looks like the liquid wax had better gloss units than the paste. I am planning to top either with the TW Flex spray wax....just wondering which will make for a better foundation (paste or liquid)?
Just curious Brian - why the preference with micro-applicators? Thx.
And yes...very much still enjoy paste waxes including Carnuba - especially on the flat red paint on my GTI.
The only foam that touches painted finishes are foam polish pads.
@@apexdetail85 is that because you consider foam wax applicator pads to be more abrasive than microfiber pads?
Would love to know how this compares to the Turtle Wax liquid graphene wax in a 1:1 comparison; in my experience liquid waxes/sealents tend to have less resistance then pastes.
I always wax my cars prefer the look of, I also enjoy doing it very therapeutic 👍
An excellent review Brian we haven't got this in the UK yet but I think everybody is waiting for it remind me of soft 99 how many cars in your opinion could we do at the one tin will you be doing reviews of this product in the future to see how long it lasts as always a great no nonsense review
If you were going to use something like to the max wax for better protection which one would you use first?
After removing the tape and washing, we can clearly see that second layer of wax might be a good idea.
Brian... how about P21S carnauba paste wax vs this Turtle wax?
Do you suggest the “to the Max wax” first or does this go down, then the Max wax?
I thought you might have to use the damp towel method Brian! Guess not 🤯
No damp towels needed.
Awesome
How often do you replace the Microfibre application pad.
I would imagine they are not single use.💎
BTW - love tin waxes. They are cathartic in application.
Great video. How would you use this one in combination with the Hybrid solutions Spary Coating. Should I use the spray coating first and then this one as a topper? Or this one as base and then top it with the HS spray coating? Thanks
Use the paste wax as a base, then buff off with first towel. Spray on the spray wax/sealant on it and buff off with a second towel. The slickness you'll get will be out of this world!
I can see the stuff working as you're applying it and buffing it