Meguiar's M27 Pro Hybrid Ceramic Sealant VERSUS Chemical Guys Hydro Slick Ceramic Gel!!! 

Seal n Shine

Niether. Hoping the Magnum 357 is the one.

Poly-Seal for $17! Now poly seal has SiO2 --- From the Xtreme solutions website: "PolySeal is a hybrid sealant, which means, PolySeal is a synthetic wax infused with SiO2. The SiO2 is bonded with the synthetic wax and the wax is what sticks to your vehicle’s surface!"

Was hoping for so much more out of the Meguiars ,bought it when it first came out and was so excited. Still will use it but will go with neither in the future.Thanks for the review Brian and as he mentioned hope everyone is safe and well.

Neither

Wasted our time. And his.

But it really not a wax more of a protective to me. I wax than use it on top of the wax.

You said it all sir, sister fighting salt in Iowa

I used to use Chemical Guys too. I have changed back to Meguairs thinking their results and technology better??

The mirror shine from Torque detail is a good shelter. Runs about $40 on their site and Amazon. It’s a sealer with wax "hybrid" their marketers call it..

same

honestly any good quick detailer applied every other day for a few days, keep it dusted and clean , there is no magic bullet when it comes to this stuff, its about how many times you do it, and if you keep the car clean, notice he didnt prep the area , or at least he didnt show us he did, i.e wash , clay bar, and depending on your paint one thing might now work over another, try the turtle wax ceramic stuff, after a good foam wash, i think you will like it

GordyCOD turtle wax seal n shine for that base protection and beading. Top it off with turtle wax ICE spray wax. Slick and low price especially if you keep the vehicle garaged. I use the turtle wax spray detail after in between washes. $25-$30 max for all 3 combined

Prince Did you clay and polish first or just use the PW & 845 ? I just got the PW -845. Combo today so I’m curious Thanks

Sandro Herrera they are MaxShine polish pads.

This makes sense but the beads fly off the car when your driving.

T O’Rourke What do you use for sheeting? Would love to know as I’m fed up of water spots

i would love to know too

dry the car and you will not have calcium deposits ya knuckle head

Buck Slaughter I have a video that shows the best ways to polish in sun and high heat.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-myyMQTE-QJ0.html Got a link for you all

Adams is the same overpriced average product as chemical guys

agreed, and man many many videos showing them do far betters than chem guys and adams, again they just have better advertising

fr thats why i dont buy their polish or waxes, the chemical guys one in this video is 40 dollars, ill stick with my meguires ceramic wax, but you know im brand loyal like alot of people with products, otherside i love chemical guys soaps specifically their watermelon for my foam cannon

From my experience Adam's is a premium product that has superior nuances (eg great smell, ease of use), if not appreciated, isnt worth the full MSRP. Nor have I ever bought an Adam's product at full MSRP and often has at least a 20% discount. Chemical guys has a very good line of water based products that are actually safe to work with and safe for materials they are being applied to. Granted you should expect less performance from water based products, but you will live long enough to keep enjoying detailing your car. You get what you pay for, generally in life. Nothing wrong with trying to get the best bang for the buck, but price and longevity should only be part of deciding on a product. If you want the cheapest for nice longevity, go for turtlewax. If you want a pleasant experience with premium products, then pay a few extra dollars and go for Adams , CG, or try one of the boutique manufacturers and pay an arm and leg. I suggest people be more open minded and honestly look at pros and cons of different products, not just decide to hate an entire line because you can get a cheaper product at Walmart. You can get running shoes at Walmart too, but I bet you spring for something a little more quality, comfortable, and stylish despite the financial cost. Nor is it wise to stereotype an entire brand because of one product or anecdotal bad experiences, think for yourself. I'm not saying one brand has superior product over another, but they certainly have different products at different price points based on manufacturing difficulty and raw material cost. There is a reason Adam's CS3 spray costs more than Eagle One spray and shine, if you appreciate those reasons is another thing.

@@sylermran $40, but that bottle will do my truck five times over…2.5 years of protection… not a crazy price - assuming you believe in the products effectiveness in the first place.

My question too.

QP ON would be my guess or TAC

Try Scott’s products from Dallas Paint Corections

Meguiars Fast Finish has performed well in my experience. It also does a good job of keeping my Wrangler cleaner longer. Plus application is a breeze. What has been ya'll's experience? Oh and P.S. my experience with TW seal and shine has been less than stellar. I decontaminated and clayed my wife's brand new car then applied seal and shine and surprisingly after less than a month the sides of the car seemed as though there was no protection at all... no sheeting, no beading just flat. I applied two separate coats on the car. Just my experience for what it's worth. The car is a 2019 Honda Pilot.

nothing in these comments are “coatings” is say gtechnip crystal serum light or cquartz uk 3.0..I love car pro so I use cquartz but I use gtechniqs c5 wheel coating

I know this is a year later, but perhaps it will still be useful to you. He basically doesn’t say anything super important, other than that you should view the results on camera for yourself and make up your own mind about price and performance of each product. In the end they’re very similar on almost all accounts.

For this video...as I paused to ask several times throughout... I was looking for YOUR views for a change.

I guess this will be the last time you ask someone to think for themselves B!

More than welcome in forming my own opinion. What works for me and what my expectations are. I was simply confused by this section of the video however; was expecting Brian's honest opinion since he's one of the few with an unbiased opinion (which is taken into consideration).

Mikey... I especially wanted to know what everyone thought of the gloss meter readings at the end. Never mind.

@@apexdetail85 The past few weeks I've been dumbfound on how the gloss readings increase after these tests....To say the least on M27 however, I was fairly let down on how it goes toe-to-toe with Chemical Guys. I was more than impressed with Megs Ceramic Detailer on my coated car (more than Carpro Elixer, Beadmaker, Ech20, and C2V3) so I was hoping M27 would stand above the rest with Meg's Si02 product line push, but the price seems justifiable when comparing the two here.

And finished with a higher number.

been testing/using a wide array of CG for a few years with three different black vehicles. They have a newer glaze that is the best I have used yet, for filling in the fine scratches. I'm more of a get the major stuff - leave as much clear coat as possible guy. Clear coat is limited resource, so polishing it for perfection very many times isn't too wise. CG GlassWorkz Ultimate Glaze is an amazing product - and topped with a good sealant and/or wax. CG Blacklight worked well in this vein, but this product is even better. I top with a sealant for protection and wax for depth and gloss. Just like the old days - more layers, more depth - if one has the time and likes the results. I get lots of complements on Corvette, Audi, and old F150 that looks better than most trucks 10-15 years newer.