How to apply Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Spray Wax properly 

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Thank you!

Not all heroes wear capes!

Thanks I hate it when they do so much filler

Thanks a million! Way too much chatter!!

You dry using this

@@edubb2491 yes. Wash, leave car wet, spray, then dry

lol same here. 1 bottle wasn't even enough. I didn't even do the roof. And btw the product do jackshit. water beading is exactly the same as before. Water sits on my hood while i drive 60mph down the road. wtf???

Did you use it once or after every time you wash your vehicle? I feel like I go go through the entire bottle in a month since I tend to wash my truck once or twice a week.

I bought one bottle last year, and I still have a half bottle left. I use the spray twice a week. A little bit goes a long way. And my truck never looks so good.

@@CSOCSO Didn’t you just watch the video? If you use too much the product works in reverse. Holding water on the paint like when your driving 60 and the water doesn’t come off. Lmao

Here in Kiwi land they are charging $54.95 NZ dollars for it . Great product but here we pay crazy prices for everything, example $9.50 NZD a US gallon of gas,

Only $15? That a fair price

Totally agree

First time. I used a ton and didn’t buff at all. It’s pretty shiny. No doubt it will get shinier when it’s rained on. I find it very strange that people care more about the shine than about whether it provides good long-term protection against rusting.

I just phoned then and was told that this product nor any their waxes protect against rust, which is not true. My testing has proved (surprise) that their wax does indeed protect against rust. Any car wax does. So as far as being honest, they have demonstrated to me that they are not.

@@lynndonovan2711 they probably just don’t want to make any claims that they can’t 100% back up. Megiuars overall is an amazing budget detailers friend

@@lynndonovan2711 you’re complaining that they aren’t making claims for a product that isn’t specifically designed to do something?.... That’s makes them an incredibly honest company for not potentially leading you to believe the product does more than it’s built for. Good business.

MHCW?

@@edubb2491 meguiars hybrid ceramic wax

From what I understand during your main initial “coating” you wash the vehicle, rinse, spray the product and wipe down. After that initial coating you can just spray the product on your clean and rinsed vehicle and rinse again then just dry the vehicle. How long before applying the product just like you did the first time? A couple months maybe?

@@peteross4879 After winter, I do a good paint clean, apply and wipe down. I then apply it about once a month through the summer. Wash the vehicle, mist it, blast it with the pressure washer to spread it out, wipe it down and enjoy the look.

@@bobbymy3vettes415 safe for wheels also? Also when applying the initial coat spray wipe dry micro when wet. But am I also re rinsing and applying the spray again rinse with pressure washer? I know I’m late to the party lol

O.k! I bought this product 1 month a Go. I am 58 years old. I don't want to take all day washing and waxing like I did in the 80's.This product does exactly what it says it does. Buy some extreme Turtle wax car wash. Wash your car top to bottom. Hose off! Leave water on the car. Don't try and use Ceramic wax in direct sun light. While car is wet. Shake the blue bottle real good. Buy a micro fiber sponge at Wal-Mart for $1.97 and the Megiuars Ceramic wax for $14.00. You may think that's high until you can get 4 cars done with this blue bottle. While the car is wet! Spray the Ceramic wax on the sponge. Do one area of the car at a time. Back and forth, side to side. The wax goes on real easy and you don't need a lot. When done putting wax on the car. Blast it with a lot of water. This engages the wax. The water is the secret to the wax. Then wipe dry. I put this wax also my chrome rims. They are still shiney a month later. My car looks great. Still after a month. I have recharged the wax one other time on each of my cars. But it really didn't need it. My co- workers asked me who did the detailed job on my 14 and 15 year old cars. I said I did it for $16.00. They called me a liar. If you follow what I just told you. You will never spend time polishing your car again. Shawn

@@shawnbeck2303 The bottle says apply it the first time when the car is dry.

@@hogfarmersforjustice4804 o.k. Man! Do it the way you want. I am telling you this is how I did to my own cars! It worked great. I would think a hog farmer would take someone's advice.if it worked. I really don't care how you do it. Hell why even buy it! Why even be on this site. Just to bitch I guess. Shawn

@@shawnbeck2303 I took the advice of the manufacturer. Very eccentric, eh?

@@hogfarmersforjustice4804 Well. Mister Hog farmer. I am just a average guy with a detailing business that uses these products. I think I have a really good idea how this product works. The business people will tell you any thing. I usually try it if it works. I keep using it. If not I move on. Just like people who buy fishing lures. The lure usually catches more fishermen than fish. But you just keep on doing what you do. The world needs alot more Geniuses. Shawn

Our pleasure!

Plague Plague would you recommend using a detailing spray after applying this, or use this, dry, and that’s it?

Prince robot no detail spray needed after this stuff is the buisness! Wash the car good and dry......spray on the coating and pressure spray off and dry that easy.....if car is faded wash car and dry.....then apply and wipe off the ceramic spray....then repeat and this time wash off spray ceramic coat instead of wiping it in like first time....that was building you a base coat it's in the instructions on back of bottle.....read the bottom below it says to skip step 4 first time around

Our pleasure!

Amen! A demonstration would have been better.

I disagree. There's plenty of demos out there. I found it refreshing to hear about how it actually works and the surfactants etc. Also hearing about a higher pressure for the rinse being beneficial (which correlates to my own findings) as it forces the surfactants out. None of the other demos explain this, and only by knowing how the product works can you truly know how best to use it

​​@@mikepembo8297 absolutely agree. I just used a quarter of a bottle on one car. Way too much and it left the surface hazy. Now I know why, how to fix it and how to use it in the future.

Stephen Cannon I also like Meguiar’s because they really take care of their customers. I love that their product reps are in forums and on RU-vid helping educate end users on how to get the most out of their products. I never feel like I’m getting a sales pitch to buy 5 more products like I do with most other detailing product companies.

eWreckd'd i like to mix it with quick detailer

Glad you think so!

I washed my car thoroughly, then sprayed the still wet car with Hybrid Ceramic spray and spread it evenly with a microfiber towel. Then I buffed out the residue with another microfiber towel and there were no streaks, just clean and glossy paint.

Better then tradional wax?

same here man, learned the hard way lol

Same here lol 😂👎

HAHA me too. Used 3/4 bottle. I did dry method then wet method tho. But I went crazy on both 😂😂

I did same thing, applied way too much and I even let it sit on the car for a while like you would do with old school paste wax! Was a mission to buff off. Rewashed the car without soap and it’s awesome! Drove in the rain next Day was like going through a car wash! Beading was insane and car looks so clean and shiny even after a heavy rainstorm. A little bit really goes a long way. My Honda Pilot is a big SUV and I can’t believe how little product is needed.

The second method feels wasteful. Is doing the foundation method only too much?

One may never know 🤷🏼‍♂️😔

Which North East ? UK or USA?

@@mikepembo8297 USA a lot of snow and road salt in the winter

Mark Viereck Merica

We use on the windows and it works!

I've had good luck with rinsing the car off a second time after applying the initial layer (which was done while drying.)

Yes. You should always wash, decontaminate, clay, and at least a one step cleaner/polish exfoliation then a final IP/panel prep wipe before applying a base protection to get the best bond, performance and durability. 👍👌✌

I'm wondering this too. Commented to see reply.

@@vipercrazy You can use it on any glass surface, so long as you rinse it well enough

It won't hurt it much but it does cause additional wiper 'white streaking'. Better off following up with some rainX on the windows

Actually you can do both but yes it is to be a LSP but can be used to top coatings and sealants

Go nuts! It is safe on, and will protect, every exterior surface of your vehicle. Paint, glass, plastics, etc. Don't forget the wheels! 👍👌✌

Wash, polish then use product it's great use on windows too

@@greggholman547 thank you

Yes! But no need too. Don't try and out think the product. Just read the damn directions. Follow them. It works great and last a long time. I have tested it! It works! Shawn

It is much much better.

Waande Awam I personally use it as a coat.Stack it on top of meg ultimate as it will help main the wax longer. Plus is I noticed it helped brighten my old wax that was already 2 months old.

I followed Shawn's advice and got spectacular results. He's obviously someone that knows what he's doing. Even though my vehicle is fairly new, the results were amazing! Used chemical guy's Black Light car wash soap on my black truck then left it wet using Shawn's method to apply the Hybrid Ceramic Wash, dried with microfiber towels and WOW. Tom