Simonize Ceramic Hybrid Wax!! Cheap Retail Spray Protectants!!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- The run on cheap retail spray protectants for your automobile continues! Today, we take a closer look at Simonize Ceramic Hybrid Ceramic Wax. SIMONIZ has now formulated ceramic into a super-hard protective auto finish. SIMONIZ Ceramic Wax chemically bonds to the clear coat of your car to create a durable ceramic coating that protects your paint finish against all that nature throws at it while providing awesome shine and deep gloss.
The hardest, toughest defense against weather & elements
Ceramic molecules bond to your vehicle's finish
A super hard protective auto finish
Chemicaly bonds to the clear coat of your car
Protects your paint finish against all that nature throws at it.....We shall see!!!
Simonize Ceramic Hybrid Wax.....www.amazon.com...
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You can also find this one at 5 & Dime stores.
Found these at Ollie's for 5$ grabbed 2 bottles to test and if anything use as a nice drying aid lubricant
@@TheBizcuit0426 Ollies had it for $3 :D cheap and decent protection
This is impossible to find now. I think it's discontinued. Simoniz was dumb to discontinue it. Too late, as I'm going to buy from their competitors instead.
Not bad for a cheaper coating. Was impressed but knew once 266 was applied that would be it :) Thanks Brian for all you do to show us all different products
Just bought this, came here for reviews and I’m not regretting purchasing it!
I was ready to say something to the effect of maybe it belongs in the 5 and dime, but it made it through the 10 wash. Wasn't there a Simonize product that didn't make it through a couple of washes? It was costly too.
The dollar store series is getting interesting Brian. Thanks for sharing.
$2.49 at Ollie's in the US. Use on all my motorcycles. Great sun protection dont see much rain.
"The social media light-the-panel-on-fire test". That was funny.
Simoniz have a reputation for being cheap but not very cheerful here in the UK but they can surprise sometimes....not this time though.
Thanks for all the tests, keep going and you may find a gem.
I do like your bargain hunting!
I found two bottles at $5 each at Kohl's. I found that it works best when applying with a damp dry cloth but your best results will occur after about three applications over a week's time
Just picked some up at dollar general for $8.00. They also had the liquid wax. I got it just for shyts to see how it does. I really like my Tec-582 for a spray ceramic coating.
Awesome video and product review good friend.
Thanks so much
I wonder what the real difference is between this and their immortal paste wax (which I STILL use occasionally.) Although Nothing bad with this Ceramic - just seems to be nothing outstanding there either. Perhaps this should be best suited for engine bay/under hood detailing and door jams.
I assume you still have a jar of Collinite 845, 476 or 915 at home?
These old fashioned top waxes never disappoint and more than live up to expectations, applied on a perfect base/clear coat.
The ceramics can be an added value, but this is personal. A while ago I had bought a TW Ceramic Detail Spray and was unevenly disappointed, streaks and smudges etc. Immediately I tossed the tube in the trash. Sometimes simplicity is good.
The above is my opinion. grtz.
@@TheCeki1982 glad to read your response 👍, Prep is the key WHATEVER you are applying. Soooo many still don't get/understand that you can't just slap something on. As long as the surface is contaminant free ANYTHING will apply/remove/shine - even good-ole Turtle Wax Hardshell. Got to put in the time first!
Now, as for the TW Ceramic Spray...
coincidentally I plan to apply a 2nd coat to my wife's metalflake blue Mazda today (true!) lol...
I love the stuff and have no issues (sorry you did) but there are a couple of minor easy things to make that stuff work [for me:] application is with a lightly dampened (distilled h2o) square microfiber applicator then spray several passes (to start) of the Ceramic Wax to the applicator then apply methodically in a criss-cross pattern to 1 or 2 panals at a time. If applied directly to paint - just a few light sprays per panel ONLY! It can be easy to over apply! It is quite concentrated - it is economical and a little goes a long way. THE KEY is to follow the application with an initial wipe with a well dampened (not "wet") short knap microfiber towel - that will level/eliminate ANY streaks and kick start the shine polymers - I ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE THIS. Then follow with a buff with your favorite fluffy!! I urge you to give that stuff another go - it's terrific stuff. I use the damp towel thing with their Seal&Shine and FLEX Graphene Spray as well - just an added minute or two to the job and it just works (in fact it's in their instructions) - eliminates any potential frustration and produces gr8 results.
Collinite? Carnuba's? Yeeeeuup! They still have their place! I have a flat paint (Tornado Red) GTI. Carnuba is the look for me! 👌🏼
Shine on you crazy diamond!
@@TheCeki1982 Collinite 845 is liquid body armour. It's my go to for Canadian winters because its durability cannot be matched by any other wax or sealant. After 4 months of snow, ice, salt and sand the stuff still beads.
@@TheCeki1982 I have both Collinite and a jar of original formula Meguiars #16. I use Megs on the top of the car and hood. The Collinite goes on the sides and rear since those areas get dirty faster.
Nice Brian! Thanks for sharing! 👍👍
That would be a pass from me... but I appreciate the video!
I know I was shocked with it's performance. At least it's not 45 2 60 bucks like a lot of these products are.b well good friend
Interesting, I did not think this product would survive the 10 wash test. Yes definitely worth looking into for a quick product.
I didnt either!
Really like their new ceramic detail spray also!
Simoniz is a decent brand....cheap and cheerful 😀
Always a great video and review Brian hope you have a great weekend.
Thanks, you too!
WOW```````` Never tought it would make it that far.. actually gives real protection ;-)
Thanks Brian
I usually see this at ollie's in central pa around 7-8 bucks. I have used this before and usually lasts 2-3 months
Lol, I'm trying the Canadian version Ceramic Detail spray and a Graphene Detail spray as well.
imho its all about the prep work first
Thanks Brian ✊
Any time!
Hello, I need advice. I did a 3 step paint correction (clay bar, compound, polish ), and now I am considering Meguires Ultimate wax paste, or Meguires Hybrid Ceramic. I'll have to do this in early morning sunshine, it's a 22 foot Class A motorhome, 50% of it is new dark color 2 stage paint ( 3 months old), the other half is corrected older paint, it's aluminum NOT fiberglass. What would you use from Wal-Mart.
P.S. it will never be in the shade or covered. Temps from snow to low 90's. Won't be driven in the rain much.
I appreciate any advice. I subbed, and like your videos. Also the paint correction was done with all Meguires. I prefer a paste wax over liquid if it's better. Thanks.
Can't find this anywhere. Why would they bother making this and then not have anyone sell it?? Too late for them. The competition has beaten them out of the market as there are spray on ceramic waxes that do the same job for 40% less per ounce! They were fools to not take advantage of the market when this first came out. Could only find one measly bottle. I won't bother looking for it when it runs out. Will try Griots brand next time. That is available at Target, Wal mart, Pep Boys, etc.
Not to bad..👍
6.99 at Ollie’s.
That is where I found it. 😂👍
@@apexdetail85 If you have Bargain Hunt they have a lot of this type of stuff, but also I occasionally find stuff like Feynlab paint prep for $5, or Griot’s foaming tire cleaner for $4.99. I got a broken Torque 21mm for $75. (Chemical Guys fixed it for $80) and recently an MJJC foam cannon missing the pickup tube for $40.
Simoniz takes up a good chunk of retail space at Canadian Tire stores in Canada. Most of their stuff is mediocre at best, garbage at worst. I use their microfibre towels for interiors, wheels and tires and some of their brushes and applicator pads. Other than that I won't go near the brand, epecially the pressure washers.
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If we're going to go through all the prep, why finish up with such a product? The final step is usually the easiest.
The majority of people using these kinds of retail LSPs aren’t doing the decon and prep. They’re just washing and applying. If you’re not doing the prep it can’t bond properly and you’re wasting your time and money applying better, more expensive, long lasting protections anyway.
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1 out of 10 in the gloss meter= total junk!
Cheap and not worth it to me. TW Seal n Shine still at top of my list for value.
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