CHEAP VS EXPENSIVE:CHEMICAL GUYS HYDROSLICK VS MEGUIARS HYBRID CERAMIC LIQUID WAX: WHO YOU GOT? 

Thanks!

Dude same here lol

Same ahahaha

Your phone is listening to you lol

Same her. I ended up with the Meguiar's

Recently I was in the shower and my phone was in another room, while I was in the shower I was thinking “damn this water pressure sucks, time for a new shower head” and literally 30 mins later I was scrolling on instagram and got an advertisement for shower heads😨😨😨

Dani Vasquez don’t tempt me

Damn it bro 🤣

if it doesnt taste bad you should be good

Maguire's way batter

Aaron Corley Whats your go to paint protectant?

@@peter813 depends on what the customer wants to spend honestly. I like moonlight, a few feynlab products, polyseal, beadmaker etc.

@@peter813. Beadmaker is crazy cheap and very very effective! I would highly recommend it.

SMH, Bugs Bunny would call you a maroon

@@tony9554... I bet even that dummy would know better then to use it 🧐

I almost said they are identical. Just give the other Solution 2 more drops and it will be the same.

@Todd m turtle wax is absolute shit

Couldn't of said it better myself

@@joe0813 normally yes but that seal and shine is a great product.

@@joe0813 bilt hamber 🤘

@Todd Samson turtle wax

@@Carlos.Rivera They have a "Hybrid Ceramic Spray Wax"..... Everyone is doing it. And truth be told, they are all marketed as "ceramic" even though the majority of them as silica-dioxide coatings aka SiO2 - even the established CQuartz products are SiO2. They are used interchangeably in the industry because its simply easier to describe and market than "Silica-dioxide". Most products worth their weigh are going to have the SiO2 marking on the label somewhere. NONE of these spray coatings are going to last more than a few washes because they do not actually bond to the clearcoat of the car like an actual coating does

Never spend over 20 buck on these liquid ceramic bullshit get the real stuff then

CG is overpriced no matter what. 10$ for a 12-14 ounce bottle of spray detailer? No thanks. I’m not a fan of their products because of their marketing. Just because it’s a well known brand, should not justify a higher price.

rotor13 Seal N Shine is a polymer hybrid sealant and is not Si02 and will last 6 months up to a year depending on how many layers are applied. My doors have worn off from the winter contaminants but my roof and hood/glass are alllllll coated and protected still and I applied the Seal N Shine in June. 2 coats for everything. Other than the ICE line on durability, you are correct. Unless you use purple power for every wash

Would it be good to top above Colonite 915?

Wouldn't you ceramic then wax? Not wax then ceramic

Yeah, I live in the NorthEast and get the snow too...I like the Seal N Shine and The Ceramic Coating spray. The Ceramic Spray seems to give higher gloss and covers slight swirl scratches along with giving weather protection...Seal N Shine not as much gloss as the ceramic, but it lasts long for a spray wax/polish. Both are equally good in MY opinion. I am going to stay away from these two products Jimbo just gave the torture test to. Not enough protection.

That’s rad. It’s also a chicago based company.

How would the TW seal and shine be against P&S Bead Maker?

Jeff Eppenger I’ve used many products although I haven’t tried bead maker. However this spray wax destroys anything else I’ve used. Here in Chicago we have had rain, snow & -20 windchills and none of them have killed it yet. And the fact that i can do my truck in 20 minutes really can’t be beat.

Jeff Eppenger........BM is very slick and glossy, but no durability. It only last a week or two for me. It’s more of a detail spray. S&S doesn’t have the most gloss, but is among the most durable spray-ons.

Could the paint itself. Some of the new Mercedes hoods are hazy even after multi step polish. It could be orange peel. Also could be due to low quality repaint.

Its called forensic detailing channel

What is APC?

Greg Calik ima Meguiars man myself! They don’t miss

The end result really wasn't that close. The Chemical Guys was still sheeting water pretty well at the end. The Meguiars wasn't even close. He also didn't prepare the surface properly for the Chemical guys, which means he probably didn't the Meguiars either. Chemical Guys says right on their website to wash and clay bar. I know damn well he didn't clay bar first. Can't do an accurate review of a product if you're not following their basic recommendations. Wash that panel, clay bar it, then polish it to remove swirls and small imperfections THEN apply the Chemical Guys and Meguiars and see which does better.

@@vandersgarage4682 you dont *need* to polish or compound depending on how feel of a clay job you did. If your paint has any imperfections (12+ year old car) definitely do all of CG's steps. I'm actually about to wash>clay>wash>ceramic>wax (cutting out a few CG steps) and I'll let you know the results

Mick Holgate I like that but I always have that weird rainbow effect I have to buff off with a microfiber towel which makes it a pain because the. I’m basically waxing like a normal paste wax

Anthony Foley you’re putting too much on them if that’s is what is happening

Apex Mobile Detailing & Ceramic Coatings LLC i have me guiarás hybrid ceramic on my daily right now, took it for some highway miles and got some bug splats on it LOL little bit of water and it just cleared off soo easily

If it’s the $10 tub it’s gas!!!

The yellow carnuba works great! I love that stuff! I think it works the best out of all the products I’ve tried!

Mckees37 365

Project Farm did a ceramic coating test and TW won his test.

Ya i only did one coat and the salt took it off in 2 weeks haha on my f150

What do you use?

Megs Ultimate Quik Wax is awesome. I usually use Ultimate Liquid as the base and Ultimate Quik spray as the top layer, and everything has a great shine, and water beads and sheets well. It does wear off pretty fast, around two or three heavy rainfalls before it stops beading on the doors.

first off, those tiny bottle brands are actual ceramic coatings 9/10 times. nothing about either of the products in this vid is ceramic.

I’m watching with no headphones and that shit hurt. 😂

I found it oddly satisfying..

Lmfao

Hahaha

T Wells absolutely. You don’t want to coat paint with contaminants

Not required, but you'll get the best results if you do. Highly recommend you clay first.

i agree. a more realistic test would be to bombard it with car soap and salt water rather than these types of cleaners. like ofcourse these things would strip the protectants

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I didn't see it that way. His comments played it that way but if you ignore what he says and watched the results, the CG product was much better.

Shelandy moto dryer

did you just apply it once? looking into doing this

@@irrayplaceable1858 yeah just once and then topped it with their ceramic detailer every other wash.. That stuff is also amazing BTW.

@@tyquanwashington.8510 ahhh thank you for the quick response will definitely be buying then!!!

@@irrayplaceable1858 Np dude. They have both on sale rn at Walmart BTW.

I’m sorry

Right.. I did a 1997 and make it look brand new with chemical guys product's.

Casey Flanigan do yourself a favor and don’t waste your money lol. Go with products such as carpro, gtechniq, meguiars etc. basically anything other than CG

I personally love chemical guys stuff and the fact that they back it up by filming their RU-vid videos on customer cars using their products showing the proper application and use of their stuff I don't know of any other company that really does that other than a basic tutorial on one of their own vehicles and not a customer car to me that shows extra quality

Which spray? The detailer or the ceramic wax you spray on a wet car?

@@jeffreylangan344 I was referring to the ceramic spray wax, but I have both the detailer and the wax - and both are amazing! Keep in mind that the detailer is a... well, a detailer, so it will just give a temporary protection.

I have to agree. That stuff is amazing, but you have to have to make sure you wipe it dry before it starts to haze

William Pineo maybe I’m doing it wrong but I found that spraying in on and waiting 10 minutes to let it dry and then wiping it off works amazing. It basically turned to dust and just wiped off.

From what I've seen it's not *that* bad. Sure, there's better products out there, but it still protects. From what I've seen it excels in gloss so that's a plus? All around I think it's an good product but not amazing. I picked up a bottle myself just to see for myself. I also like trying different waxes and like adding different ones to my collection.

Pro tip use a spray wax or detailer to get it off you can leave it on longer and take it off easier

It's called a Bhrule blaster they are about £50 in the UK. You get 3 x nossle attachments. I wouldn't be without mine. In the USA I believe they are called Master Blaster. Hope this helps.

The headphone destroyer 5000

Air blower

Dang you wax once a week thats too much times you need to wax

Try out the ceramic spray from turtle wax it's awesome! Has better slickness and gloss then seal and shine 👌 I loved using it.

He probably means cost wise but yea, fusso and sealnshine Ftw

I honestly dont think Turtle Wax really knew what they had with the Seal N Shine! It came out at a low price, then when everyone was raving about it, they upped the price. They should have saved introducing that product until this last Vegas convention.

I also want to know what blower your using. Any links?

Think the blower is chemical guys,

I’m thinking about buying it is it worth the price in your opinion

on paint with it being prepped first I only seen it good for just over a month so I ended up using it on glass and I liked it.. personally I would pass.. mix up 5050 rainx and mothers cmx for glass.. you get the hydrophobic properties and the ti02 for extra gloss

Brent Roper thanks I tried the rainx in my opinion I didn’t like but thanks anyways

Thanks rock!!

No, it doesn't.

So you want someone to do a video where they wash and wax a car, not have any kind of control in the experiment ( because that's basically what this is, an experiment). Than you want that person to drive the car and wash it regularly over the course of a few weeks or months. And somehow keep it so that there is no change to the environment of said vehicle? At the heart of it this is a scientific experiment. He is going about it in a professional way. To the best of his knowledge he is controlling said experiment/test in a way that doesnt allow change in the process and he accelerates the process by using chemicals that may or may not be equal to chemicals we may encounter on the road and or at car washes. I'd say he is doing a fine job. If you can do something better maybe you should try it out and show everyone instead of complaining and saying he is doing a fine job. I'm willing to bet most people who are complaining also don't agree with politicians or the way something in the world is run. But that same person wont actually try to do something about it. Rant over sorry jimbo