+justin sam I will always do my best until it just becomes overwhelming to do so like some of those giant channels that get thousands of comments! I can't even imagine. The only time I don't respond within 1 day is if I am on vacation.
If you're worried about a hand applicator installing swirls(circular motion), just think of how much more risky a DA is. neither should do any damage if you've got an good amount on either pad. swirls come from drying more than anything though.
I applied this wax to my truck, let it there for like 30 minutes or so, it came out easy and the shine was spectacular. I really love this product from Chemical Guys.
It should!! Shine shouldn't come from wax but from having the paint prepped by leveling the clear coat and removing all scratches, haze, and swirl marks that catch the light. True shine comes from properly prepared paint well before wax gets added. Wax should only slightly enhance and protect. If wax is what provides shine, the paint is not where it can be. Any professional detailer or paint correcting company will tell you that paint should look deep and perfect well before wax is applied.
I believe that they have a problem with marketing products that literally do the same thing as other products they have. But the quality of their products is amazing. Chemical guys is all I use for my vehicle.
+Ruben4 This is only the first few products I have ever tried from them, I do understand though they have so many waxes and other products in the same range.
I used poor boys wax, the yellow one, and done one panel at a time. But for once in Wales it was warm and completely dried on my car. Absolute bugger to get off! This was a dream now I never go without it.
I learned here I just do one panel at a time, apply a thin layer, then remove it. However, with many of these high end waxes you don't have to wait for it to haze up, just wipe it on, wipe it off! So nice:)
I like BWW, too. Top off Jetseal 109 with it about once a month. Will eventually try the Collinite 845 which others seem to be obsessed. Wish Collinite sold 4 oz bottles. Thanks for all your hard work and time Acc0rd79
Acc0rd79 By the way, I found a better clay mitt from klaren if you're interested in checking it out. I like them much better than the eagle one mitt and they run about $32 on amazon
Acc0rd79 I'm going to check out Blacklight too. I've seen on Chemical Guys' Instagram someone used this Butter Wet Wax with Blacklight, and it was an amazing result.
Michael Warbux blacklight is a cover up for swirls and scratches, same as white light. It's just a fix if you can't actually remove the swirls with a DA polisher.
+Jared Gabler That's exactly why I try so many products, to see what each can do. Understand though I did the clay bar and then polished the car before hand which really brings out the shine before i even put wax on it.
this wax does leave an amazing shine, espicially on daily driver cars, were owners dont have time to polish, however the protection isnt the best, if you get 3 weeks out of it your lucky. especially being carnuba based in the summer, (carnubas melting point is around 140 degrees)
+Acc0rd79 absolutely its one of my favorite waxes, you can also apply this wax while the car is wet, that is actually my preferred method as it applys much smoother and better, you also skip a step by drying the car then waxing, if you havent tried it while the car is wet give it a try. espicially if your going to a car show, you dont got to dry the car!
I don't think you don't want circular motions because you will install swirls marks. Swirl marks aren't actually circular, they are a lot of scratches that when seen under correct light give the impression of circular scratches. The reason you don't want circular motion is because the scratch will be easier to see and even more difficult to remove. Great video
At 9:26, you said you polished the car but if you look at where the sun is hitting the hood, you can see swirl marks. Did you do the finishing polish after your first stage polish? You shouldn't see marks in the paint like that.
+aaf1218 You are seeing the clear bra area, I did not polish that at all. Pros like Chemical guys do not recommend polishing them as you don't know how each type will be affected by the polisher and might actually ruin the clear bra. Too dicey for me since a clear bra is hundreds of dollars:(
Excellent review Chad. I bought CG butter wet wax last August. It was my first purchase from CG. Super easy to use & like you said in this review....zero time to wipe off...no haze necessary. Not quite sure what the slight fragrance is in butter wet wax. It's not bad. Bananas?🍌 Your thoughts. I use it about once a month or so & it does make my paint shine/pop. My next product that I will try from CG = V7 detail spray. Have you tried it yet? Thanks again for the quality review.
Plan on detailing dads car - after a foam, rinse, foam etc and then clay bar and rinse would you apply wax on or any type of sealant? (Any comments welcome)! Thanks!
sealant can last up to 12 months where wax can last anywhere from 3 to 6 months depending on which wax, some even less if it's pure carnauba. A lot of people go with a good sealant, then come back with a top layer of carnauba wax for some excellent results!
Great vid as usual. A bit off topic, i noticed in one of the vids you had a clear paint protector sheet on the bonnet. Is it still there? And wont it affect the paint, since wax will not touch the painted surface?
+Emmanuel George It's still on the car, if you notice on the application process I do by hand at the beginning you see the clear bra grab some of the wax until I wipe it off. I always wax the clear bra as well!
Oh ok, so for example. You wax your car very often, and that clear bra being there won't fade the paint on that specific area if its removed say 5 years later? Because the paint underneath it cannot be waxed due to that film? I have a black car, and every little ding can be seen, I want to know if its a good idea to have something similar fitted. Thanks
Emmanuel George I definitely would recommend a clear bra. Since this was on my car when I bought it used 3 years ago I did not get the chance for a full hood bra. If I were to do it today I would recommend a FULL hood bra to protect all of the hood as I have had one or two chips just past the bra line. If you protect your paint with wax you shouldn't really fade much, just get some good sealant or wax!
They are very close, I mean I understand you go after the competition when you make your own products. I wish they would last longer but I guess that's the way it goes.
hey I'm new subscriber from Long Island NY I use Chemical Guys products and am very happy. I however also detail quite a few boats. Large ones 34' and up and most compounds and waxes cannot be used in sunlight. Does this make any sense to you for larger boat applications. Meguires cleaner wax is the only over the counter product for use in direct sunlight but will not remove med defects I also use it on cars with tremendous results please try it. poor boys has products for use in direct sunlight but not sold here in Northeast. please let me know if you have used it. Sorry for long msg. Thanks John
+John Emmel Hey John, I have used meguiars cleaner wax, it was one of my very first videos from years back so the quality isn't the best. Maybe you can do some searches to see what other products can be used in the sun? I've only seen poorboys products at the Autogeek show last year.
+Acc0rd79 if you can in a later video update tell us the longevity of it so I can compare it to the gold class cause I know gold class lasts 1 1/2 to 2 months
mike17em the problem with that is my results will be different than other peoples as my Z sits in the garage every single day so it's not being pelted by the sun 24/7.
what i dont like about chemical guy's is they have 30 products that do the exact same thing. i didn't see a difference when i applied jet seal on my car. bugs still stuck on my front end.
I have a 2009 370Z Nismo bought it used in 2015 only had 21,000 miles then. Anyways. Company down the street from where I work paints daily. So now I have over spray caked on all over my car. Was wondering if Butter wet wax actually works as an easy method to take off over spray because of all the Carnuba in the product. Otherwise I was contemplating wet sanding with 2000 grit or finer.
The Duece I tried claying it briefly and it wasn't very effective. Was hoping that there was a product that didn't require a ton of elbow grease. I'll give Adams revive a try.
hey bored all I use here in the Northeast is the insulator wax on both my cars and boats my clients love it. It's not a carnauba wax blend but a pure carnauba when put over a glaze or sealant my customers can't believe it's the same vehicle
+John Emmel There are so many good products out there, when your customers are happy, they will send you even more customers. Keeping your clients happy is job 1 if you run a company.
lightningsmokerXx oh hard one there as both made me smile. I can tell you this, the butter wet wax is far easier to apply as you don't have to wait for the haze up to occur.
I don't like the foam applicator pads, it held a lot of the wax when I was trying to wax my truck yesterday. I squeezed the pad and the majority of the wax I put on the pad came out
You Can do at least the Whole hood «without hazing the wax! It’s not Ceramic Coating that you’re working with! You can do the Whole Car before Buffing! Nice house✨(By the way... youre Car is hazing!! After waxing...
this stuff is comparable with the eagle one superior nanowax, but the difference is the cleaning ability for the butter wet wax, also the eagle one fills better the small imperfections and last and repels more, but the cg butter wet wax is like a bit more warmer look, it's what I notice on my Dodge Neon Atlantic Pearl Blue...
+Gray Fox I do love the spray wax from Eagle One, they do have some good stuff but if you get rid of the swirls before hand, the butter wet wax will pop far more! Although you are correct it will not last as long.
Just ordered me some butter wax! I'm going to seal my car with megs NXT tech 2 synthetic wax then top it with the carnauba. I'll be polishing it first with megs ultimate polish, using my DA to apply all three and can't wait!
PRAY IV DEATH I would like to say 3 months is usual for me with Carnauba based waxes but my car sits in the garage all day long which can make that last a bit longer. Just go with 3 months and watch how it beads up and sheets off and see when your car needs more wax:)
+Humza Uddin haha I told him he needed to start pulling his weight around here and get out there and wax it for me today but he just laid there and stared at me......he's so lazy!
I easily have $500 worth of CG stuff. They have certain things I like, but I seem prefer other brands lately. I test a lot of products as well. I think Collinite 845 is a much better wax than Butter Wet Wax.
CG is POS over priced, all marketing products. Yes, there are some good stuffs, like their soaps and butter wet wax is decent topper but you can get much better products for same or cheaper price.
I have both the Butter wet wax and 845. Side by side the 845 lasted longer, I'd say by about 1 month in my Northeast winter climate. Both went on super easy, Butter wet wax was easier to remove as the 845 sometimes will need some extra buffing to get rid of streaks. Also, if it's even chilly out the 845 needs to be warmed to be used as it solids up pretty easy. Both about the same price, but both are good products.
i think i want some now.lol..i know you get tired of ppl asking you to review certain products but if you get the chance im curious to see how the glossworkz car wash is from chemical guys..ive heard good things...anyways, i cant wait to try this on my z as well!
Awe man, i just got Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax #845 a month ago. Didnt get a chance to use it. :( can you review the Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax #845 vs. Chemical Guys Butter Wet Wax?
Acc0rd79 Its on Amazon with some off the chart reviews. Solid 5 stars at about 300 reviews. Mind giving it a try? I haven't had a chance to use mine yet. Would like to see it go head to head with Butter Wet Wax in shine, and hydrophobic ability. Also, I heard the application process is the same?
+BoredThatsWhy you gotta put Collinite in a container of hot water to kind of "melt" the wax because it'll come chunky. then you shake it till its milky watery. it goes on very very thin. it last wayyy longer than any carnauba wax
+BarberKid Thanks man good to know :) didn't know I had to melt it and you're right it looks almost solid but does give when pressed. So should I put some on the circle pad and then run on the car and then buff off or place on the car, rub with pad and then buff? Also, does it help at all in summer time against the 100 degree sun?
+surviveasl every few months is what I would recommend for any carnauba based wax. Just check the beading and sheeting on your car and when it starts to fade, throw on another layer.
Oh good call there, Pinnacle is just up there like I have never really tried. I would still give the edge to Pinnacle if you absolutely have to have the best Carnauba wax!
Thanks 4 the reply. I took the plunge on some sovereign back in May when it was on sale. I'm almost out so I'm trying out P 21 S next. I think the sovereign is good / great Just not cost effective at the price point for my use / application. Dp pro max is under Mcgees 37 brand now for 40 - 50 ish and gotta tell u the DP Pro was very close to Sovereign in all regards.
joe scott I think the Pinnacle is made for those competition needs so you really don't have to use it a lot and people who use it on their cars don't care about the price or they rarely take their car out so it doesn't need wax all of the time. But, like all things in life, you get what you pay for.
+MrSfinn9mm awesome! I am stuck between 2 different family cars for my new son and its between a Subaru and a Hyundai, both make good cars so it's going to be hard.
Samuel Kim well the car I am looking at definitely isn't like that :) hehe The other is one of Hyundai's big luxury cars, I like the room as well as the smooth ride and all the tech.
+Mo Hey mo, I have a video on my top picks that I did last year if you want to go check it out, just search for it on my channel. Sorry I don't have the link offhand.
as long as your applicator pad and microfiber towels are perfect with no debris in them, you can do circles but a great way to make sure is to apply in straight lines.
+Acc0rd79 I seen a lot of your videos And Watch you Using your Machine Polisher I currently hand polish/wax clay bar all that Good stuff But I want to step it Up And purchase a DA machine I seen for £100 Roughly $150 Do you recommend something like that for just a Hobbyist I believe DA'S are safer than rotary's Id like to Combine it with Manzerna 3 in 1 Compound polish & Wax Results Look amazing Any advice you can give Greatly appreciated & Keep up the Great videos Man Even In Ireland We watch them
Of all the Waxes you have used. What ones would you say do NOT leave wax residue on trim and rubber ? (not asking about spray waxes, more so liquid waxes or paste)
lightningsmokerXx there are a few, usually all of the higher end ones won't leave a residue. I hate to say it but money talks when it comes to quality.
Just started following you , nice info how ever swirls only appear circular due to the light source ,they are in fact in any given direction ,left right up down , but im not telling you how to suck eggs , i like your videos keep them up
+MikeEM1 they do have great soaps (honey dew and citrus is only CG products I use) , butter wet was is good "topper" not stand alone wax and jet seal is decent but for same price, c845, blackfire, Wolfgang, etc have better products
Trevor, I simply think there is no such a thing as best paint sealant. I have 50+ different waxes/ sealants sitting in my shop and thats how long it took me to finally give up haha As Mike Phillips said, keep it simple and if a product works for you, stick with it. I did not know, auto obsessed made their own product line, I would like to check it out sometime Thanks.
So many chemical guys haters out there. They make good products, are there better products out there sure but there is no brand that is the end all be all of car care products. CG is solid
nice vid man...but you need to compund and polish your car to the high gloss finish :D after that you will see why actually waxes are made for.. i am following you...cheers mate
Something I love about this channel, is since he had 300 subscriber till now, the guy still answers all your comments!! Thanks chad!
+justin sam he's awesome! most humble guy out there! hasn't changed a bit since the subscriber gain
+justin sam I will always do my best until it just becomes overwhelming to do so like some of those giant channels that get thousands of comments! I can't even imagine. The only time I don't respond within 1 day is if I am on vacation.
+Arjun Singh haha, don't tell the wife that, she would go PFFFTTTT lol
If you're worried about a hand applicator installing swirls(circular motion), just think of how much more risky a DA is.
neither should do any damage if you've got an good amount on either pad.
swirls come from drying more than anything though.
I applied this wax to my truck, let it there for like 30 minutes or so, it came out easy and the shine was spectacular. I really love this product from Chemical Guys.
Good to hear!
The car already looks shiny before the wax.
+kerry Flynn lol no comparison:)
It should!! Shine shouldn't come from wax but from having the paint prepped by leveling the clear coat and removing all scratches, haze, and swirl marks that catch the light. True shine comes from properly prepared paint well before wax gets added. Wax should only slightly enhance and protect. If wax is what provides shine, the paint is not where it can be. Any professional detailer or paint correcting company will tell you that paint should look deep and perfect well before wax is applied.
I believe that they have a problem with marketing products that literally do the same thing as other products they have. But the quality of their products is amazing. Chemical guys is all I use for my vehicle.
+Ruben4 This is only the first few products I have ever tried from them, I do understand though they have so many waxes and other products in the same range.
I used corn oil and a stick of butter to wax my car ! It gave it a deep wet mirror shine !
Thanks man, great job. I subscribed and liked your video.
Glad to help! :)
Finally the butter wet wax review thanks Chad a request too please later on inform us of its durability over time
+Bilal will do but as you know, my Z is a garage queen that doesn't get much action so its results will be somewhat skewed from the normal car.
Your car is really cool, Red and Black is my favorite color too, also Red and Gold.
Thank you, I sold it though back in January of this year to buy my GTR.
I used poor boys wax, the yellow one, and done one panel at a time. But for once in Wales it was warm and completely dried on my car. Absolute bugger to get off! This was a dream now I never go without it.
I learned here I just do one panel at a time, apply a thin layer, then remove it. However, with many of these high end waxes you don't have to wait for it to haze up, just wipe it on, wipe it off! So nice:)
I like BWW, too. Top off Jetseal 109 with it about once a month. Will eventually try the Collinite 845 which others seem to be obsessed. Wish Collinite sold 4 oz bottles. Thanks for all your hard work and time Acc0rd79
I'm glad you enjoyed!
I love reviews only when they keep the Chatterbox to a minimum
I like this stuff as well. Seems to make a nice shine on the vehicles I've used it on.
+Gordon Liddy tons of shine, won't last as long as a sealant or some type of synthetic wax.
Acc0rd79 By the way, I found a better clay mitt from klaren if you're interested in checking it out. I like them much better than the eagle one mitt and they run about $32 on amazon
Wow!! 10:42 that reflection sold this product for me. Great review!
+Michael Warbux glad you enjoyed!
+Acc0rd79 Not sure if you have ever done a video on IronX , but that would be a great how to video.
Acc0rd79 I'm going to check out Blacklight too. I've seen on Chemical Guys' Instagram someone used this Butter Wet Wax with Blacklight, and it was an amazing result.
Michael Warbux blacklight is a cover up for swirls and scratches, same as white light. It's just a fix if you can't actually remove the swirls with a DA polisher.
Those results look amazing, definitely going to be in my next chemical guys purchase..
+Jared Gabler That's exactly why I try so many products, to see what each can do. Understand though I did the clay bar and then polished the car before hand which really brings out the shine before i even put wax on it.
how is y’all’s BWW last a month or less ??? mine lasts about closely to 2 months !! all i use to wash my car is the honeydew and just a detail spray
this wax does leave an amazing shine, espicially on daily driver cars, were owners dont have time to polish, however the protection isnt the best, if you get 3 weeks out of it your lucky. especially being carnuba based in the summer, (carnubas melting point is around 140 degrees)
+Joey FaME It's great though for my garage queen car and for cars that are always in the garage when not at work etc.
+Acc0rd79 absolutely its one of my favorite waxes, you can also apply this wax while the car is wet, that is actually my preferred method as it applys much smoother and better, you also skip a step by drying the car then waxing, if you havent tried it while the car is wet give it a try.
espicially if your going to a car show, you dont got to dry the car!
Joey FaME maybe in the future, as you probably know I did a step by step for separate videos to show you guys each product individually.
Just used this on my wife's car after Clay bar. Amazing finish.
I don't think you don't want circular motions because you will install swirls marks. Swirl marks aren't actually circular, they are a lot of scratches that when seen under correct light give the impression of circular scratches. The reason you don't want circular motion is because the scratch will be easier to see and even more difficult to remove. Great video
+detailgirl 7 that's a better description, either way, it can instill scratches etc is what I was getting at.
How's the durability? 🤔
At 9:26, you said you polished the car but if you look at where the sun is hitting the hood, you can see swirl marks. Did you do the finishing polish after your first stage polish? You shouldn't see marks in the paint like that.
+aaf1218 You are seeing the clear bra area, I did not polish that at all. Pros like Chemical guys do not recommend polishing them as you don't know how each type will be affected by the polisher and might actually ruin the clear bra. Too dicey for me since a clear bra is hundreds of dollars:(
Hey Chad, quick question. How long does this wax last, and how does it compare to Meguiars Gold Class paste wax as far as shine goes? Thanks!
2 to 3 months before it starts fading.
The car looks AMAZING!! I'm sold on Butter Wet Wax. Great video
It really does look good!
How long does this wac actually last?
That looks absolutely phenomenal.
it's awesome but won't last more than a few months,
@@Acc0rd79 Yeah the sacrifice of time for looks seems to be the carnauba way.
Excellent review Chad. I bought CG butter wet wax last August. It was my first purchase from CG. Super easy to use & like you said in this review....zero time to wipe off...no haze necessary. Not quite sure what the slight fragrance is in butter wet wax. It's not bad. Bananas?🍌 Your thoughts. I use it about once a month or so & it does make my paint shine/pop. My next product that I will try from CG = V7 detail spray. Have you tried it yet? Thanks again for the quality review.
+laceygolf72par no I didn't buy any detail spray, i forgot what it smells like although I did stick my nose in it:) I appreciate the kind words!
Plan on detailing dads car - after a foam, rinse, foam etc and then clay bar and rinse would you apply wax on or any type of sealant? (Any comments welcome)! Thanks!
sealant can last up to 12 months where wax can last anywhere from 3 to 6 months depending on which wax, some even less if it's pure carnauba. A lot of people go with a good sealant, then come back with a top layer of carnauba wax for some excellent results!
Acc0rd79 awesome thanks man!
Great vid as usual. A bit off topic, i noticed in one of the vids you had a clear paint protector sheet on the bonnet. Is it still there? And wont it affect the paint, since wax will not touch the painted surface?
+Emmanuel George It's still on the car, if you notice on the application process I do by hand at the beginning you see the clear bra grab some of the wax until I wipe it off. I always wax the clear bra as well!
Oh ok, so for example. You wax your car very often, and that clear bra being there won't fade the paint on that specific area if its removed say 5 years later? Because the paint underneath it cannot be waxed due to that film? I have a black car, and every little ding can be seen, I want to know if its a good idea to have something similar fitted. Thanks
Emmanuel George I definitely would recommend a clear bra. Since this was on my car when I bought it used 3 years ago I did not get the chance for a full hood bra. If I were to do it today I would recommend a FULL hood bra to protect all of the hood as I have had one or two chips just past the bra line. If you protect your paint with wax you shouldn't really fade much, just get some good sealant or wax!
Oh ok thank you. I wash my car weekly with meguairs Gold Class wash, and wax every 3-4 months with the gold class wax.
Emmanuel George you will be just fine!
How much of the bottle did you end up using. I just waxed my FRS and I think I'm down to 2/3rds from a brand new bottle.
I think I used too much lmao.
oh very little, it doesnt' take much when you apply it with a machine polisher, just a few dots and you can do a decent sized section.
Question about this product, would I be able to use it to get overspray/little paint particles off of my hood?
A clay bar would be good for that actually.
What polish did you use before the wax?
Do you think this wax is better than the Mastersons? If you can tell a difference
They are very close, I mean I understand you go after the competition when you make your own products. I wish they would last longer but I guess that's the way it goes.
Awesome video!! Are you also going to try the cg spray wax?
+Balo657 I didn't buy any but maybe in another order I will.
hey I'm new subscriber from Long Island NY I use Chemical Guys products and am very happy. I however also detail quite a few boats. Large ones 34' and up and most compounds and waxes cannot be used in sunlight. Does this make any sense to you for larger boat applications. Meguires cleaner wax is the only over the counter product for use in direct sunlight but will not remove med defects I also use it on cars with tremendous results please try it. poor boys has products for use in direct sunlight but not sold here in Northeast. please let me know if you have used it. Sorry for long msg. Thanks John
+John Emmel Hey John, I have used meguiars cleaner wax, it was one of my very first videos from years back so the quality isn't the best. Maybe you can do some searches to see what other products can be used in the sun? I've only seen poorboys products at the Autogeek show last year.
How long does Butter Wet Wax usually last before you have to reapply when daily driving your car ?
Not long. A couple of washes or a few times driving in the rain it’s gone
@@zackstaa7826 what’s the longest wax you know of? Compound or liquid?
@@jrocc209 Meguiars Ultimate Paste Wax. Just apply it twice a year
how do you like it compared to the meguiars gold class I'm almost out and need to buy something in the next month
+mike17em This is better but this will not last long compared to some sort of synthetic, just go in knowing that.
+Acc0rd79 if you can in a later video update tell us the longevity of it so I can compare it to the gold class cause I know gold class lasts 1 1/2 to 2 months
mike17em the problem with that is my results will be different than other peoples as my Z sits in the garage every single day so it's not being pelted by the sun 24/7.
Great vids man, as always. You should try the Nanoskin Hydrophobic Carnauba Paste Wax
+Jesús Reyes Thanks
what i dont like about chemical guy's is they have 30 products that do the exact same thing. i didn't see a difference when i applied jet seal on my car. bugs still stuck on my front end.
I think that's just part of their sales stuff, change things only a little and get more sales.
Harbor freight have DA polisher for around 60 dollars on sale
You missed some swirl marks on your hood but man I'm impressed with that water beading.
I'm not perfect:) Just do this as a hobby! But I am pretty sure I admit in the video around 98% of the swirls were gone.
I have a 2009 370Z Nismo bought it used in 2015 only had 21,000 miles then. Anyways. Company down the street from where I work paints daily. So now I have over spray caked on all over my car. Was wondering if Butter wet wax actually works as an easy method to take off over spray because of all the Carnuba in the product. Otherwise I was contemplating wet sanding with 2000 grit or finer.
Something Wicked This Way Comes clay bar will get that and other crap off. Also Adams revive hand polish can remove paint
The Duece
I tried claying it briefly and it wasn't very effective. Was hoping that there was a product that didn't require a ton of elbow grease. I'll give Adams revive a try.
another great video as always
+Gage Nist Thanks!
hey bored all I use here in the Northeast is the insulator wax on both my cars and boats my clients love it. It's not a carnauba wax blend but a pure carnauba when put over a glaze or sealant my customers can't believe it's the same vehicle
+John Emmel There are so many good products out there, when your customers are happy, they will send you even more customers. Keeping your clients happy is job 1 if you run a company.
love that stuff,ordered about 250$ worth of stuff in march an love everything,an all there waxes sprays an such are all scented
+Luther Rodgers this was part of my first order ever, I usually do just over the counter but the demand for me to try chemical guys made me buy some.
Nice video. Cant wait to get some of their products.
+Dixon Cider great prices for the results, you won't be disappointed.
would u say this is the best wax for shine you've ever used?
+mr 7up I don't know but it's pretty damn good, I do love the Pinnacle Sovereign wax from Autogeek, that stuff is mind blowing good but expensive.
+Acc0rd79 Are you referring to the Pinnacle sovereign wax paste or liquid wax. Looks like they sell both? Also how durable is it?
I just finished mixing my "Black Class" Brazilian wax and car polish.
If you like this Butter wet wax you should try Chemical Guys 50/50 They are the best. P.S. thanks for another great vid
+Thomas Pleasants maybe in a future order, I still have so many other products to try out.
That paint really does shine/pop. Very reflective....looks amazing.
+lightningsmokerXx yah it does!
+Acc0rd79 If you had to say , which wax would you feel enhances/ gives more shine
Chemical Guys Butter Wet Wax or Meguiar's Gold Glass Carnuba Plus?
lightningsmokerXx oh hard one there as both made me smile. I can tell you this, the butter wet wax is far easier to apply as you don't have to wait for the haze up to occur.
how do you like that griots random orbital polisher? is that the one to buy?
+Trevor Lynn LOVE IT!!!!! It was one of the very first DA polishers out there, now everyone seems to own one.
that is a beautiful reflection great job man
+Lazaro Castro Thanks!
Awesome job man, that's a very easy to use wax with an amazing shine, i wanna compare this with adams buttery wax
It's a great product, people complain it doesn't last very long though? I've never tried Adams.
Acc0rd79 yeah, it only last like a month, but still is an awesome product. Im a huge griots garage fan though
D73/\3N DJ/ Music Producer/Auto Body detailer Oh I love them too!
I know this is an older video any long this stuff last?
I don't like the foam applicator pads, it held a lot of the wax when I was trying to wax my truck yesterday. I squeezed the pad and the majority of the wax I put on the pad came out
I hear ya, especially when it's hot:) Using the DA polisher is so easy, highly recommended.
really cool,you can really see the difference
You Can do at least the Whole hood «without hazing the wax! It’s not Ceramic Coating that you’re working with! You can do the Whole Car before Buffing! Nice house✨(By the way... youre Car is hazing!! After waxing...
Why cant someone wax a dull car and have a before and after split photo?
this stuff is comparable with the eagle one superior nanowax, but the difference is the cleaning ability for the butter wet wax, also the eagle one fills better the small imperfections and last and repels more, but the cg butter wet wax is like a bit more warmer look, it's what I notice on my Dodge Neon Atlantic Pearl Blue...
+Gray Fox I do love the spray wax from Eagle One, they do have some good stuff but if you get rid of the swirls before hand, the butter wet wax will pop far more! Although you are correct it will not last as long.
Just ordered me some butter wax! I'm going to seal my car with megs NXT tech 2 synthetic wax then top it with the carnauba. I'll be polishing it first with megs ultimate polish, using my DA to apply all three and can't wait!
enjoy, it's a long process but you will love it at the end buddy!
+Acc0rd79 turned out amazing!
How does it compare to Adam's buttery wax?
Never tried it.
how many times can u wax a car before the bottle is empty average?
with this liquid, easily 5 to 10 times knowing me:)
+Acc0rd79 thx
+Acc0rd79 how.long does this wax last ? month 2 ? 1week ?
PRAY IV DEATH I would like to say 3 months is usual for me with Carnauba based waxes but my car sits in the garage all day long which can make that last a bit longer. Just go with 3 months and watch how it beads up and sheets off and see when your car needs more wax:)
+Acc0rd79 thanks u sir.
Congrats on your newborn son man! it'll only be time when you'll be passing your detailing products down to him 😂😂
+Humza Uddin haha I told him he needed to start pulling his weight around here and get out there and wax it for me today but he just laid there and stared at me......he's so lazy!
Nice vid! I wanted to detail my ride but I got a cold this weekend. Ugh. But in Portugal is still raining and a bit cold.
+João Mendes yesterday and today were the first mostly sunny days all week!
I easily have $500 worth of CG stuff. They have certain things I like, but I seem prefer other brands lately. I test a lot of products as well. I think Collinite 845 is a much better wax than Butter Wet Wax.
CG is POS over priced, all marketing products.
Yes, there are some good stuffs, like their soaps and butter wet wax is decent topper but you can get much better products for same or cheaper price.
I have both the Butter wet wax and 845. Side by side the 845 lasted longer, I'd say by about 1 month in my Northeast winter climate. Both went on super easy, Butter wet wax was easier to remove as the 845 sometimes will need some extra buffing to get rid of streaks. Also, if it's even chilly out the 845 needs to be warmed to be used as it solids up pretty easy. Both about the same price, but both are good products.
Great video ! Nicely done
+PAUL Schneider Thank you very much!
Thank you for the great video !! :)
i think i want some now.lol..i know you get tired of ppl asking you to review certain products but if you get the chance im curious to see how the glossworkz car wash is from chemical guys..ive heard good things...anyways, i cant wait to try this on my z as well!
+blove9387 maybe in a future order, it's all good, I get questions a lot and I do what I can when I pass through a store or make an online order.
Can I apply butter wet wax on after I done protective coating on my car ?
you can add this to the Jet seal after the jet seal is done being applied and taken off again!
It looks awesome ! Like a mirror
+Suavemente173 Thanks! It really pops doesn't it?
+Acc0rd79 Absolutely,
Awe man, i just got Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax #845 a month ago. Didnt get a chance to use it. :( can you review the Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax #845 vs. Chemical Guys Butter Wet Wax?
+BoredThatsWhy I have never tried any of that companies products yet, I don't even know where to buy it.
+Acc0rd79 you can get Collinite off eBay or amazon, it's a great wax but you have to follow specific instructions to get the best of it
Acc0rd79 Its on Amazon with some off the chart reviews. Solid 5 stars at about 300 reviews. Mind giving it a try? I haven't had a chance to use mine yet. Would like to see it go head to head with Butter Wet Wax in shine, and hydrophobic ability. Also, I heard the application process is the same?
+BoredThatsWhy you gotta put Collinite in a container of hot water to kind of "melt" the wax because it'll come chunky. then you shake it till its milky watery. it goes on very very thin. it last wayyy longer than any carnauba wax
+BarberKid Thanks man good to know :) didn't know I had to melt it and you're right it looks almost solid but does give when pressed. So should I put some on the circle pad and then run on the car and then buff off or place on the car, rub with pad and then buff? Also, does it help at all in summer time against the 100 degree sun?
how often do you need to reaply it on the car?
+surviveasl every few months is what I would recommend for any carnauba based wax. Just check the beading and sheeting on your car and when it starts to fade, throw on another layer.
+Acc0rd79 Okey thanks
Did you use jet seal to than butter wet wax.
no, just used the butter wet wax in this video.
Beautiful job man.
I appreciate it!
how does butter wet stack up against pinnacle souveran?
Oh good call there, Pinnacle is just up there like I have never really tried. I would still give the edge to Pinnacle if you absolutely have to have the best Carnauba wax!
Thanks 4 the reply. I took the plunge on some sovereign back in May when it was on sale. I'm almost out so I'm trying out P 21 S next. I think the sovereign is good / great Just not cost effective at the price point for my use / application. Dp pro max is under Mcgees 37 brand now for 40 - 50 ish and gotta tell u the DP Pro was very close to Sovereign in all regards.
joe scott I think the Pinnacle is made for those competition needs so you really don't have to use it a lot and people who use it on their cars don't care about the price or they rarely take their car out so it doesn't need wax all of the time. But, like all things in life, you get what you pay for.
what your record for using the word "Guys"?...my god
I'll go for 10, thanks for the comment Guys.
Does the butter wet wax have a scent?
+Eddie Garcia Yes but for the life of me I forgot!
Good vid I put the mothers wax on my brand new legacy came out awesome !
+MrSfinn9mm awesome! I am stuck between 2 different family cars for my new son and its between a Subaru and a Hyundai, both make good cars so it's going to be hard.
Samuel Kim well the car I am looking at definitely isn't like that :) hehe The other is one of Hyundai's big luxury cars, I like the room as well as the smooth ride and all the tech.
Samuel Kim what do you think we drove twice:)
Samuel Kim always glad to help!
great video... car looks fresh and popping.... do u also host the show ridiculousness
+Leandro Pares I wish man, I would have so many damn cars and travel nonstop!
what is your favorite car shampoo?
+Mo Hey mo, I have a video on my top picks that I did last year if you want to go check it out, just search for it on my channel. Sorry I don't have the link offhand.
+Acc0rd79 ok i will search. Thanks!
what is better the butterwet wax or the meguiars ultimate wax
Butter wet wax will make the colors on your car pop more but the ultimate will last far longer, around 6 months.
i have a pearl white color , what would you recommend i live in texas
BoSsReLEx going for the long distance pick up the ultimate so you can make sure it protects the longest in that sun.
Acc0rd79 thank so much , i brought both already just not sure what to use
Nice video. Noticed when you apply the wax you go in straight lines but when you buff you go in circles. Anyways just my observation.
as long as your applicator pad and microfiber towels are perfect with no debris in them, you can do circles but a great way to make sure is to apply in straight lines.
I know this is an old video but can you use clay bar are your headlights I heard you can I have this wax it's awsome
I go over everything on the car, yah always slap some wax on top of your headlights each wax, it will help prevent the discoloring.
Acc0rd79 what about a clay bar on the headlights it's has a little fog on them I heard you can do that not sure thought an great videos man
Love those headlights!
Yup, it was a good car! I sold it back in January to buy my GTR.
This is good but I prefer to use this as a topper I put down my mothers carnauba wax first then top it of with the butterwax
According to the Chemical Guys video this removes Spray Paint off a car pretty good.
Dont rub in a circular motion then uses the microfibre in a circular motion.
Can still get particulate on your towel
+Acc0rd79 I seen a lot of your videos And Watch you Using your Machine Polisher I currently hand polish/wax clay bar all that Good stuff But I want to step it Up And purchase a DA machine I seen for £100 Roughly $150 Do you recommend something like that for just a Hobbyist I believe DA'S are safer than rotary's Id like to Combine it with Manzerna 3 in 1 Compound polish & Wax Results Look amazing Any advice you can give Greatly appreciated & Keep up the Great videos Man Even In Ireland We watch them
+Mr330d you definitely want a DA polisher, I use Griot's garage polishers and they are super easy to use!
I love this stuff to. I applied this once when the car was still wet it came out great to.
yup, amazing wet look!
Of all the Waxes you have used.
What ones would you say do NOT leave wax residue on trim and rubber ?
(not asking about spray waxes, more so liquid waxes or paste)
lightningsmokerXx there are a few, usually all of the higher end ones won't leave a residue. I hate to say it but money talks when it comes to quality.
yeah... im messing with u... ur doing ur own thing great job... keep it up...
+Leandro Pares :) I know buddy, now if you can get me some of his money....
I had a few hundred bucks worth of Chem guys and gave it away or threw it away. They suck. You can get way better for the same price.
Just started following you , nice info how ever swirls only appear circular due to the light source ,they are in fact in any given direction ,left right up down , but im not telling you how to suck eggs , i like your videos keep them up
Yeah time for some chemical guys stuff
If I were you, i would save money and get real products lol
They have good soaps, but you can easily find better products.
+MikeEM1 they do have great soaps (honey dew and citrus is only CG products I use) , butter wet was is good "topper" not stand alone wax and jet seal is decent but for same price, c845, blackfire, Wolfgang, etc have better products
+Rva Detailers the best paint sealant is the new obssssd product offered by Auto Obsessed. I don't use Jetseal anymore after discovering this product
Trevor, I simply think there is no such a thing as best paint sealant.
I have 50+ different waxes/ sealants sitting in my shop and thats how long it took me to finally give up haha
As Mike Phillips said, keep it simple and if a product works for you, stick with it.
I did not know, auto obsessed made their own product line,
I would like to check it out sometime
Thanks.
nice video, i love chemical guys too. can you make a review about soft99 wax product? thank you
+Enrico Oenica Perhaps in a future video, right now I only have what I ordered a month ago.
How do we clean the pads?
the buffer pads? Honestly soap and warm water is all you need. I know it's not the best way but it does work.
Can't understand one word in your garage. Closed captioning didn't help either :-(
Really wanted to see what you think about this product too.
it's good but won't last for more than 2 months or so.
Good Stuff no doubt.
So many chemical guys haters out there. They make good products, are there better products out there sure but there is no brand that is the end all be all of car care products. CG is solid
They make a mix of good products and some just OK products.
Should I clay my car before I apply this ?
I generally like to before any wax or sealant just to give it the best results. I mean if you just clay bar'd the car 3 months ago it should be ok.
nice vid man...but you need to compund and polish your car to the high gloss finish :D
after that you will see why actually waxes are made for..
i am following you...cheers mate
Chemical Guys products are awesome. You should try Blitz Acrylic Spray Sealant.
+areasevenpro perhaps in some future orders.