Turtle Wax 75th Birthday Ceramic/Graphene Paste Wax!! 

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?

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

Tough stuff

You always know every inch of those panels are waxed 😊

Such as “Pan the Advertiser?” 😀

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!

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

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.

Or many many cars

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.🙂

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.

@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.

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.

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.

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

I have a few waxes from Xtreme.👍

If you can afford those $$$ tin cans your probably own a decent pressure washer. Those pad washers aren't really that good. Check out car supplies warehouse video on it.