TURTLE WAX ICE SPRAY WAX VS LUCAS OIL MIST SPEED SPRAY WAX 

Been using the Lucas for years. I’ve tried others over the years when I see something that appears to be promising, but they always end up in the back of the cabinet and the Lucas stays up front. I don’t care about durability in a detailer I use it on my Harley frequently to get rid of fingerprints, water spots, etc. Its the easiest,quickest detailer to apply and remove of all the ones I used.

A spray wax that can survive Superclean is very impressive!

Been using the lucas product for years and have never found anything that i like better as far as ease of application (shade or sun). Wipe on wipe off., its perfect. Its a detailer and for that its great. I would never use it as a barrier coat.

I've used both products, and was pleased. Amazing how well the turtle wax ICE product preforms, good stuff.

I love Lucas Oil Slick Mist and it is one of my all time favourite quiick detailers when you want something glossy, super easy to use and slick without really negatively effecting the ability of your base coat to repel water. The Turtle wax would have a negative effect on it in this instance so wouldn't be something I would go for. I alternate between Fk425 and slick mist with the odd layer of diluted Sonax BSD (amongst others) to revive protection every few months when I want a top up. As for quick detailers I believe the polar opposite. QDs are far more useful, easier to use with more gloss and often more durable than spray waxes as well depending on which one you use. A spray wax is just about the only thing I don't have in my detailing arsenal in fact. Ps. The fireball cinnamon scent of slick mist is amazing.

Turtle Wax Ice is great. I switched from megs ultimate quik wax and haven't looked back. It lasts long enough for me in between washes, and gives a really nice shine. I've even had people come up to me and ask what I use to keep my car shining and I just show them the bottle. It's a great solid product.

I have been using the Lucas for years and the more I use it the more the gloss seems to get! Fantastic.

Great review! TW Ice is like a freak of nature. I wanted to see how it will work on my windshield, so I had one side TWIce Spray Wax and the other side Megs Ultimate Quik Detailer. Megs didn’t last one rainstorm, but the ICE side still slick and beading like it was applied on Day 1. Very Impressed.

Lucas Slick Mist Speed Wax was the first product I used on my car when I bought it 12 years ago. There wasn’t any comparisons like this back then and it was all about using whatever your buddy used. Lots of my Corvette buddies used Lucas but have since switched over to Adams.

Turtle Wax Ice for $11 Lucas for $10?? I have used both of these products and picked them up at Walmart. Ice is $7 Lucas is around $6. Why the hell do peole still go to autozone for products? Its overpriced...parts, maybe if you cant wait for shipping after buying online, but Autozone , Oreilly's , Advanced..its all just overpriced. Its like detailers are embarassed to mention Walmart. Who the fuck doesnt go to Walmart for one thing or another? Its unavoidable. Another thing I realize is unless you own a show vehicle or a garage queen than ANY of these 2 will work. The only thing debatable is how long one application actually lasts. I have a Porsche and believe me the Porsche community is full of dummies selling this "bro-science" type of product and bigger dummies who buy them and will swear by the product. In reality they are tossing money away. I used the whole range, from Wolfgang, to Pinnacle all the way to cheap $4 turtle wax, as long as you dont abuse the paint , the paints today are made to last, all you have to do is coat them with an extra barrier, no need for high priced magic products. I use both of these and both are great, paint is as good as new and shines like a mirror. One thing I notice is that the Lucas actually is better at not allowing bugs to stick on too much. I think the Ice lasts a little longer though. But you cant go wrong with either of these.

I think you should post a chart in your videos that rank the products in categories of wax, sealant, ceramic, hybrid ect. That way we know where you left off, and who's leading the leaderboards. Kind of like the Oil test guy. Then also do a comparison of the top brands in each category versus each other.

The ICE liquid full wax product has proven adequate for protection, especially if used twice a year. The quick spray version also has been very useful when going after spots where bird droppings have set, and to date no damage to the clear coat shows. Protection and longevity are the two primary concerns, and one should use only the appropriate mild wash agents and not obviously much harsher and stronger agents on car finishes. It is informative to see what withstands mistreatment, but nothing beats retesting after weeks/months in the field subject to weather and sun. Since the general demise of the Slick 50 engine treatment era, the "ceramic super treatment" aftermarket finish game is the new realm for misinformation and snakeoil promises, guaranteed only to separate gullible auto-obsessive types from their money.

Nice video I was using slick mist for some time,it worked for me. Now I use turtle ice. I'm a believer now. The wax is great.

Please order the new Adam's ceramic spray they just released yesterday and test that. Very interested in that product!

Your test of Quik Wax is Not Silly..it proves which product is actually working!!!! Thank you! Knowing that you can waste your money and effort on a product that rinses off in a light mist is something we need to know!!

Good test! I use Lucas on my Motorcycle as a detailer often & love the gloss. Removes bugs well if applied b4 too. Love it but I don't use it as a substitute for a base coat sealant. I think the Turtle wax held up well - impressed. I dont think of it as a detailer. Please test new 303 Touchless Sealant vs Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic Wax. I have not seen that done yet.

Can’t wait to try the 🐢 wax ice on my white car. It’s almost 19 years old and still sparkly shiny!

i won't disrespect turtle wax, they have a lot of excellent products. turtle wax is budget friendly and you can get it at Walmart along with some Monster energy drink and a butterfinger. Autozone is expensive on a lot of general maintenance products vs Walmart. If you are looking at Interior cleaners, try Spray Nine. Brian from Apex detail pointed me in that direction. I told him I was looking for an interior cleaner with antibacterial and for less than 4 bucks at Walmart for 32 ounces. Save yourself some money and check Walmart first before paying Autozone prices.

Turtle Wax ice has excelled in several videos I've seen. It definitely has come in under the radar.These torture tests are crazy because who would put such caustic chemicals on their vehicle's paint?? I guess you have to test the products durability some way. Great video! Keep up the good work!

Actually the Turtle Wax Ice cost less @ $6.96 and the Lucas oil mist Wax is $7.99 at Walmart but the turtle dose contain less amount of products in their bottle spray.

I’ve used the slick mist for years on my boat when I pull it out the water. I’ll be trying the turtle wax.

Disclaimer: I'm not a detailer, just like to keep a clean car. But I love the Lucas slick mist cleaning line. You can get the interior spray, tire and trim, and spray wax in a combo on Amazon for 20 bucks. I wash with ONR, then use ultimate fast finish and use the slick mist wax on top. Works good for a entry level consumer like myself as I get tire and trim and interior spray too

Slick Mist ALL DAY!

Ice is a solid product will recommend it to my customers

Love to see fast finish vs turtle wax ice spray wax

The only thing I liked about slick mist was the smell. Durability was bad application was decent slickness was ok and hydrophobic properties were well below average. It smelled fantastic though! New and improved seal n shine is the absolute KING of this category!!!

Holly cow, I just order 3 bottles of the Lucas oil spray wax on eBay and after watching this video I hope I can cancel my Lucas wax and get the turtle wax ice. Looking F11 was too expensive and someone suggested the Lucas oil wax. Now I ran across Turtle Wax a competitive pricing and works great on the video. Thanks

Any votes for Duragloss Aquawax 951 in the next comparo?

Thank you for your video. I love the ICE line.....😉😉

BSD actually does great for not only cleaning but protection too it kept beading on my car for 3 weeks so yeah there is a place for a quick detailing spray

used both--like both--great price on both

Lucas is the best, on black paint as well on other paint 100% guaranteed from the salty roads of Chicago ILLINOIS

Jimbo. I got another idea. How about comparing the new 303 Touchless Sealant against Turtle Wax Spray Wax, or Meguiar's Fast Finish or Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic? Might be very interesting as it seems everybody and their brother is bringing out some type of sealant these days. Love the videos. Keep em coming.

In a game where one of the goals is to have as little cure time possible even a few seconds matter. The turtle spray had a pretty massive advantage having been done first and having more time to set up and adhear to the paint. You also than coated the lucas first and far more thoroughly with that remover spray as where you only got a few foam bubbles on the turtle wax and you basically rinsed it off immediatly as where it sat on the lucas for a minute. Id like to see you do the same test in reverse order and them barely even put any romover on the lucas and see how your results are looking. Regardless, i would even still have to agree that the turtle wax does appear to be tge more resistant of the two. Again id like to see this done in reverse order but as of now, id have to agree with you and the results.

I made a mistake by purchasing Slick Mist to replace a bottle of Meguiar’s Quick Wax. I think it sucks in comparison. I’m not a car detail expert, but found that the Lucas felt much wetter, while The Meguiar’s felt much “waxier” and in my opinion shined much better.

Ok, so I clay my car, I then use HD Speed, then Mother's and Maguire's spray wax (both brands), then Lucas. Shine and protection lasts from Sept. to May thru Chicago winters. It might be overkill but my 2015 red pearl Chrysler looks brand new. I let the wax cure for 3 days before driving. Car is garage kept. No rust anywhere.

I don't care about durability since I can apply as I dry, and the slick mist is probably the easiest product to apply I have ever used.

Turtle wax has been around before the dinosaurs

I love the slick mist! Great smell, super easy to wipe off and looks amazing. But I still use the ice because it lasts longer 🙃 car shows I used Lucas, normal maintaining was the ice wax

I like the lucus spray

Super clean diluted 5 to 1 on my tires & rims.....omg! Even the white lettering on the tires is bright like beans new.

Nice video. ICE ftw now I’m about to order some…:)

Cool! I just bought some Lucas but when I run out i will try the turtle wax one.

Never doubt the OG products of our youth.🐢

Only thing I like a bit better than the slick mist is the griots quick detailer , but the slick mist is hard to beat , I have tried them all and slick mist is as good or better than any !

I’m patiently waiting for this channel to get their hands on one of the new Adams “sprayable” ceramic coatings 🤔

Just watched all three videos with the turtle wax ice. Two of the three you sprayed directly on the panel. The new one you hit it on a pad. Perhaps you didn't apply enough? I do love your videos. The turtle wax hold up so much longer in the 2 prior videos, the only difference is what I already stated. Not trying to beat you up because I learn so much from you

I grabbed Lucas Slick Mist. $7.47 at Walmart. See how it goes…

I just agree with your statement about quick wax. I think it would be very nice for a quick wax to last a long time and be durable and some of them are starting to last longer. I actually have switched from mothers and Maguires which I was using on a regular basis to turtle wax it seems you get more for the money and the product is easier to use you can use it in the direct sunlight and with a hot car. That means hot to the touch

Addicted to ICE

Fantastic video. Try the Turtle Wax "Wax as you Dry" product. It always impresses me with its longevity and appearance.

I like that lucas boy im tellin yuh, them folks make good product.

Unless I drive through a chemical shower the spray wax should work

nice post very helpful

Can you start using optimum power clean as one of the testing agents? I heard that it’s pretty good st removing LSP. If any of these protective sealants/wax can live after that I’d be pretty impressed.

Got to test the Turtle against Megs X-wax and Griots.

Well I wondered what would happen if you just took the two . Lucas and turtle wax, and mixed them 50/50 into a bottle and wow!! The results even a little bit more noticeable in my comparison at home then using them just separate

I am a mobile detailer and i swear on lucas oil spray wax smells good and if it is used right it can last up to a week and a half usually longer than the ice spray

That's the difference between oil based products and water based products.

Thank you, exactly what I found so ll stick with my Ice

Cant go wrong on either. Turtle ICE is still good

So what would you recommend for a quicker detailer to use on a car at a car show etc.

I plan to use one of these as a go between wax AND to remove bugs, etc when needed. Based on this, which would you recommend? Thank you!

Skip both of these products and go for the best: Turtle Wax Ice Seal N Shine.

Damn only if I would have seen this video before I bought the Lucas slick mist

👍👍👍...I want you to make a video with Eagle One Wipe against TW Ice Seal n Shine.

How about comparing Meguiar's Fast Finish vs Turtle Wax Ice Spray Wax?

Turtle Wax !! Taking on all comers!!

I'm looking for something that goes on easy and provides a level of protection against bugs. I live in Florida, so love bugs are a major problem. I'm looking for something that I can quickly apply after washing ( at least to the front ), to keep the bugs from staining my paint, and to make them wash off easier. Would Turtle Wax Ice work for that purpose? I just don't have the time and energy to do the traditional wax after every wash.

I got my turtle wax spray in my Walmart only $7.99

Turtle wax has had a long time to get right please do not forget this!

Griot’s Best of Show I like a lot but I am not sure if it can be applied wet? Is that the Griot’s product you were referring to? The “Best of Show” spray wax?

Turtle Wax ice is $5.99 on Amazon

Can you compare the Turtle to Meguires please?

Same in China Turtle fast wax etc extremely expensive , cuz another one products much more chipper... But turtle made good products...

Hi.. may i ask? what should i use after i apply the compound ? sholud i add polish compound.. then use spray wax ?? or after apply compound , can i use spray wax?

Ever heard of wax shop super glaze best ever but can't find any more.

Hi this wax can use in skimboard, thanks.

nice comparison jimbo. been using super clean 4 2 years haven't looked back. it's priced perfect and u can dilute it .can u try Lexol vs super clean. thanks...

what's the "super clean" product you're using?

TURTLE WAX ICE HAS A NEW LOGO ON IT'S BOTTLE. THE NEW PRODUCT SEEM'S MORE WATERY FROM THE ORIGINAL, I HOPE THEY DIDN'T CHANGE THE FORMULA !

Turtle wax

Waiting for the new Adams polishes ceramic spray coating 9h review!!!

The Lucas is $7.50 at walmart

Is it only for metals part? If you spray on plastic parts what happens ?

Can you put Mothers Speed spray wax up against ice?

Nice pink shoes bro!

Loves truck stop the Lucas wax is 20$

Why do you all guy say “consumer” grade products lol. A vast majority of all this stuff you guys buy and test are all “consumer grade” especially since the introduction of amazon. I think A good example of an non consumer or retail product would be that glassparency window coating. To use it they make you take a 45 minute block of instruction to become certified in the use and application of it and to be a dealer sell it. I don’t know but it’s always bothered me when other detailers try to embellish or exaggerate something to. Maybe it’s game recognizing game but I hate it. What makes a detailed a good detailed is knowledge, application and refinement. Not some “professional” or “consumer” grade stuff. I don’t know why I’m ranting, I love your content but I said it and I’m done lol

can "rubbing compound" be used in stead of a clay bar?

My wallet prefers the Lucas Oil

I've tried to get this in the UK and once again cant find it. :-(

Hey what grey drying towel do you use in this video?

Would like to see your stile test on Sonax BSD against something of your choice

Lucas Oil has a cinnamon banana smell...banana fosters!

It’s Bubblegum scented lol

I think I could have got to the point a whole lot quicker

Dang man, seeing this is from January and you were getting alot of love in the comments. Six months later and the whiners are all over the comments. Comes with the fame, yeah? 😁👊

What would you suggest for a great shine on a rust free 2004 Chevy duramax white in color. Got the truck from Texas and only drive it in summer. Wondering what you would suggest for a great shine and longevity. Thanks for any input!

I would say both are expensive.