We should also consider their durability and longevity. Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Coating Spray is proven to last for about 4-6 months in just a single application. For double application, it will last for up to 12 months
Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic Wax - They do not need to be waxed on and are supposed to spray on then use water to rinse immediately, that is why you can see in your video they started to work properly (water beading) after a few rinse. I know becuase I have been using this for a few years on my car. You can go check other car wash on youtube to properly apply the Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic Wax or read the bottle instructions!
@@danielbonner8309agreed,better bonding by applying on dry surfaces rather than spray & rinse..to each their own i guess,some people just love to spray every inch of their car panel 😂
Yea 2 sprays per panel leave 24 hours to cure and apply 2nd coat for best protection doubt it will last 12 months though unless you live in a dry climate in the UK I expect about 4/6 months protection@@MR-Suds
@@Fastell91 There are so many videos online on how to properly apply these products. After applying, I go over the surface with a damp microfiber cloth before rinsing, though sometimes I wonder if I’m doing it right. For now, I’m experimenting to find the best method myself. But thank you for sharing your experience-I really appreciate it!
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We should also consider their durability and longevity. Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Coating Spray is proven to last for about 4-6 months in just a single application. For double application, it will last for up to 12 months
Thank you for the info! I mostly use Meguiar’s products, but after your comment, I’ll definitely try this one on my car.
Great video man. Im new at detailing and willing to learn what it takes to be great at it
Turtle Wax hybrid solutions 👍🏽
I like Mother’s chrome polish
Over time, I realized that they’re all good.
And the winner is....... MOTHER'S CAR WAX SPRAY! Economical & efficient. Thanks Bro. God bless you. 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤😊😊😊
You're welcome, I use all means in my work, but I still can't make a conclusion which lasts longer...
No it not win Turtle Wax Hybrid did .
Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic Wax - They do not need to be waxed on and are supposed to spray on then use water to rinse immediately, that is why you can see in your video they started to work properly (water beading) after a few rinse. I know becuase I have been using this for a few years on my car.
You can go check other car wash on youtube to properly apply the Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic Wax or read the bottle instructions!
Thank you for the advice, it's never too late to learn!
There are plenty of videos showing the best way to use it are on a dry vehicle, applying with a damp cloth and buffing off with a dry cloth.
@@danielbonner8309agreed,better bonding by applying on dry surfaces rather than spray & rinse..to each their own i guess,some people just love to spray every inch of their car panel 😂
I recommend all of them
I use everything :)
Don't get mother's...
I use from Meguiar's
I use it too, but I’m still searching for something that works even better in our climate :) It’s rainy season here in Canada right now!
Todos son buenos
Maybe 3?!
Maybe :)
You only need 2 sprays of the TW Ceramic on a panel for best results. You sprayed 9 on 1/3rd of the hood 😂
Are you saying that I could spray it around 15 times for the whole car? :)
Yea 2 sprays per panel leave 24 hours to cure and apply 2nd coat for best protection doubt it will last 12 months though unless you live in a dry climate in the UK I expect about 4/6 months protection@@MR-Suds
@@Fastell91 There are so many videos online on how to properly apply these products. After applying, I go over the surface with a damp microfiber cloth before rinsing, though sometimes I wonder if I’m doing it right. For now, I’m experimenting to find the best method myself. But thank you for sharing your experience-I really appreciate it!
Read the instructions, you didn't apply the Meguiar's correctly
Yeah, thanks. I’ve re-evaluated my approach to this; less definitely works better in this case.
Tell rain man this is bs