Pan I am confused I do not know in which cases you are using a detailer. For example I bought a TW 3 IN 1 DETAILER Here in the UK last week I have already wax my car 1 month ago and I have top up with turtle wax flex wax. When and how often I need to use a detailer? What is a difference with a detailer vs sealant or versus TW flex wax for example? Can you help me to comprehend that? Please?
Thanks for your reply. Im moving near Savannah Georgia. Near an army base where my son is stationed. So I'm tired of driving semi trucks. So I figured I may as well do what I enjoy doing to my own car and get payed.
I watched hours of your instructional videos , and purchased buffing machine + range of turtle wax products, followed your machine buffing how to, and just completed an amazing job on my car, Thank you for doing these videos
Great to hear! I'm always happy to hear that I can serve as an inspiration to my viewers, so they can learn how to detail their vehicles and bring them to the next level. ;) Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 855,000 subscribers and 108 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
I am guilty of forgetting what a juggernaut Turtle is in the automotive cleaning and detailing industry. You have reminded me - the most $$$ isn't necessarily the best value or the best product.
Big fan of this line from Turtle Wax. Used the Ceramic Spray Coating about 6 months ago on both my cars in a ten stage detail with the Wet Wax and the Wash and Wax as toppers in the meantime. They still look as good as the day I did them, and this stuff gives incredibly durable protection! The only downside, I don't get to detail my cars as often anymore!
I have the whole range. I found the polish to be excellent and very versatile, the sealant was pretty good, the shampoo left decent protection for a shampoo, the detailer was pretty streaky and the wet wax was nice to use and left a very slick finish.
Surprisingly, I made exactly the same decision. Use Ceramic Coating then keeping detailing it with Ceramic Detailer! About to make the purchase. I recently got my car which I bought dirty detailed and planning to keep the way it is looking now. Thanks for supporting my idea.
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 150 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
So this would be the topper of choice after applying the Hybrid Ceramic Spray Coating? Or do you just use it as is without a base layer of the ceramic spray?
@@KingRockets , I have not. My two favorite drying aides are just this wet wax and flex wax. I have full bottles and have so many other products to play with I don’t need them.
Terrific tutorial Pan. I just love this product. Am actually listening/watching while I'm prepping my and my wifes winter wheels with the Ceramic spray wax - 2nd coat. I feel bad for the folks who have not had good or varied results with this stuff. I really need to emphasize YOUR emphasis on FOLLOWING DIRECTIONS and not over spraying etc.. Additionally I use distilled h2o in a separate sprayer to finely mist either (as you instruct) into your favorite fluffy or directly (very lightly) onto the panal for immediate wipe down. It quickly illiminates streaking/high spotting and immensely enhances pop! Btw...that 3-1 Detailer is a full 32 oz. here in the States. What a steal! For me - all results have been steller. Thx again for your tips and your channel. Merci bien!!
I used the ceramic acrylic black polish/wax followed up with the ceramic spray coating on both of our black vehicles. I am a complete novice and this was my first time using a da polisher. They turned out GREAT. I watched several of your videos and my confidence was high. I really appreciate your videos and quality of the content. Very relevant, detailed and informative for people like me. Thank you! Edit: I just got to the part about the black spray wax... I didn’t use that product 😏. I used the regular ceramic spray coating. Shoot! I should have used the black.
Thanks for the feedback Robb! One of the goals of my channel is to help empower with viewers with passion and knowledge so you guys can go out there and enjoy detailing your cars with confidence. So I'm happy to read comments like yours! :) And don't worry, if you applied the Ceramic Spray Coating, you're actually getting even more protection. Two coats of that will last up to 12 months (I get 9-10 months in harsh Canadian winters) compared to 5-6 months with the Black Wax. :)
Hi pan, been watching you and subbed to your channel. Got a question for you. Can the turtle wax ceramic spray be used as a topper over a graphene coating?
Pan, you talked about the goal of your channel is to give viewers the knowledge and confidence to detail cars themselves. I've learned many things from you, starting from the very basic cleaning tips to polishing a vehicle's paint and properly protecting it. I've come a long way in the few years that I've watched you and I thank you for sharing that knowledge.
I appreciate that! That's one of the goals of my channel: to give my viewers all the knowledge and confidence that they need to go out there and enjoy detailing their cars the right way! :)
@@PanTheOrganizer haha I mean I happened to use one of my microfibre glass towels from the rag company on my shower mirror and oh my it’s never been so clear and 0 streaking now from showers win in my books
Bought the hybrid ceramic wax because of the reviews. My son and I did a quick and dirty wash of my wifes car the other night then use this product. I have to say it looks amazing. Even with the half-assed job we did, the shine is amazing!
Since you gave turtle wax ice a 2020 best award, I decide to check it out....PTO...YOU WERE RIGHT!! I washed my ride. Dried it. Used the ICE...YOU JUST CHANGED MY DETAILING GAME!
Hey Pan! Thank you for your videos and recommendations! I used Turtle Wax Ceramic on my Model 3 about a day before going on a 6-hour road trip and back. Man, NOTHING stuck to that paint; maybe the front bumper a little but they wiped right off. It was super cool to watch the water beads and fly off the top windows. Even my wife, who isn't much of a car enthusiast, was super impressed.
I appreciate all your videos they have really helped me to make decisions about how to clean my new porsche. I still have my beater car to use in the wintertime, and i try to protect it so it will last a while longer being exposed 24 hours a day to the elements. Out of all the products on your site, I have bought into hybrid solutions for ease of use and availability. I hand polished my porsche when I first bought it, and I am still leary about using a polisher on it. Thank you for all the information on detailing
Thanks for the positive feedback Jeff! If you watch my machine polishing tutorial for beginners, you'll see that it's not as complicated as some might think, and there is zero danger when you use the proper tools and techniques. See my video: ruclips.net/video/ustTEVGMOTI/видео.html
@PanTheOrganizer Thank you, I have watched a few videos on polisher and am trying to make a decision on one that will be used on my own personal cars but nit break the bank.
I have been following you for the last few years and have seen you evolve phenomenally. You present an educated and objective overview of the various products and processes. Like yourself, I am passionate about personally detailing my vehicles. I am sure you know that you are doing a great service to the detailing community. Keep the great videos coming!
Very informative.! I'm just a driveway Sunday morning bucket washer using water directly from a rainwater butt ( tap water = mineral stains) My wife bought the green bottle ceramic coating as a Christmas stocking filler for me. Unfortunately I never read the instructions, used it in a similar manner to the cheap products I usually use and slapped it on. I stopped using it ,after the first go, as it left a thick gunge on the cars which took a lot of elbow work to smooth away. Following your vid, I'll try again !
Hey, I must say this is the channel that I was looking for. Very extensive information specially whatever questions I have I got answered each and everyone by seeing your videos. I'm not a detailer by profession but I saw your videos so that I can maintain my own black car my self. A very BIG Thank You 👍
Thanks Balram! How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 860,000 subscribers and we have almost 110 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Yes Pan your passion and expert information is second to non. Thank you for your videos, always packed with useful information for all us amateur and professional detailers out there.
Pan- you are costing me a fortune! Just ordered the MaxShine M8S along with the Turtle Wax Hybrid Ceramic Polish/Wax, Hybrid Ceramic Spray, and Rag Company 300 towels. All being delivered today. I purchased Lake Country hook and loop pads so hopefully those will work.
Hi Pan, thanks for another great and informative video. It is uncanny how you operate. It must be last three or four videos that have directly answered my questions that I have been contemplating for last couple of days before your video releases. Keep up the good psychic work!
Hahhaah thanks Raimo! As I usually always take the time to answer all the RUclips comments and questions, I often see when the same questions come up often so I know when it's time to address these in a video, or two, or three. ;)
Thanks for the update Pan. The paint on my wife’s car wasn’t too bad, so I used the polish to remove the very minor swirls. I bought a used car with heavy swirls this year, and the TW polish didn’t touch the damage on hexlogic orange pads (didn’t expect it to but had a go on the bonnet/hood and would have been there for weeks) so I retreated to Megs 105 to get that damage out and then refined with TW polish on the second stage instead of 205. Great finish, long open time and non dusting. I have used the ceramic spray on two cars in direct sun (one dark, one light and also a Pearl red in the shade). Personally can’t see what difficulty people are complaining about in some areas of the internet. No streaking but I do use a damp microfibre after the dry cross pattern application and before the buff - a bit like with the polish. I use the ceramic wash. Whilst there are absolutely no suds, I don’t notice any issues with cleaning power. Perhaps it is due to the protection offered by the previous TW treatments as the dirt just comes off with snow foam and the wash is really to top up protection. I also use the ceramic drying wax product as a LSP. In the U.K., without discount codes TW is fairly expensive, especially the shampoo given how much you need to put in the bucket. The rest is fine as a little goes a long way. Overall I am happy, 8 months after the correction and first application of the spray sealant there is no deterioration of protection at all, but the car is maintained frequently. Two cars live outside, right next to the sea and under a tree very popular with birds! 🤬 So overall, I agree with what you say, except for the price for the shampoo given the dilution requirements. The range seems to stop me inflicting any damage with regular washes, is very hydrophobic, hence I can honestly say that I wouldn’t recommend use on a boat unless you like slipping over or falling in frequently - as I have found to my cost 😀.
I agree with you Pan. Time alone detailings my automobile is therapy after 50 hrs of dealing with my day job. Good Stuff! Keep The video coming. 😎 I wish all my employees had the same passion for the job as you do!
Before trying the Turtle Wax products, 2 months ago I clay barred my car and applied a layer of Collinite 476 and a layer of Meguiar Carnauba. Today I tried the Turtle Wax Wet Wax while drying my car and it works great and even smells great! Looking forward to trying to Hybrid Ceramic protection on my other car soon, just have to get up the courage to polish my paint for the first time.
This is super, super helpful! I discovered these products when you reviewed them a few months ago and I've been using the CSC for a while now but never really understood the purpose of the other products. Thanks so much for the fantastic content! 🍻
Hey I did a meguires hybrid ceramic wax on my es350 about a month or so ago. And all i had to do last week was pressure wash it with water. All the dirt came off didn't even dry it. Just drove home about 7 minutes on a back road. Got it home and was absolutely floors the paint looked like I just waxed it that day. I didn't not use any decontamination process before I applied the meguires to it just foam washed and dried with an absorber and applied the Meguires. Awesome product review. I am still waiting on the 303 graphene to come back into stock so fingers crossed I can get it before it sells out lol again.
@@PanTheOrganizer I just placed an order on your Turtle Wax links. I could not find these products in the stores. Glad I found your channel, great content.
Pan, Another great video, After correcting my father-in-laws Suzuki SX4, I bought him the ceramic spray coating and the ceramic wash.. He loves it, east to use, It's a really great bang for the buck product...Every month he's out there taking car of business..His car has never looked better...
I have a ceramic coated car and love using the ceramic wet wax about once a month. I also use reload about every 2- months. Love the gloss and slickness and depth of my modern steel gray paint!
The ceramic spray coating, with 2 coats, make it through the entire winter last year with no problems. It works very well. Just picked up the 303 graphene and it say it can be used over existing protection. Going to put it over the TW this weekend and see if it improves the durability a bit more.
Excellent video , i have a note pad in hand as i purchased the wet wax yesterday without knowing what i was doing , turns out its a great product as per the comments & your review heading back out to get everything else i need for optimum results - Top Video . . . . 10:07 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 I'm Dying
Here's my more recent overview of all the Hybird Solutions products (including all the new ones that were released since that video): ruclips.net/video/TeQRJHNvL34/видео.html
I ordered turtle wax ceramic polish and wax based on your review and I have it shipped to Tanzania. I can say it's really good product which gives the vehicle that grossy look and hydrophobic properties may be not much as I didn't order ceramic spray coating, but what I observed is that my vehicle is shining as good as when it come from the showroom
Thanks for the feedback! If you can get your hands on the Ceramic Spray Coating or the new Turtle Wax Flex Wax, it will be even glossier and slicker! Both would be perfect on top of the Ceramic Polish N Wax!
Hi Pan! I am new to the car detailing world but I have learned a tremendous amount from your videos. So thank you for that! I haven't gotten into the clay bar and polishing aspect of detailing but I have all the equipment/tools to properly wash my car and follow your step by step process when washing and drying the car. The only part I haven't done yet, but would really like to master is the protection of the paint (i.e. wax, sealant, ceramic). I watched your other video that talks about the difference between wax, sealant, and ceramic coating, and based on the information, I believe a ceramic coating is the way to go for me. So I would like to use the Hybrid Ceramic Spray Coating but is it ok if I use it after I wash and dry my car, even if I didn't clay bar or polish the paint? Also, once I apply the Hybrid Ceramic Spray Coating, is it better to apply the same Ceramic Spray Coating, let's say every 1-2 months afterwards, or should I just apply the maintenance Ceramic Wet Wax every 1-2 months afterwards because another layer of Ceramic Spray Coating so quickly after the last application won't really do anything? Thanks in advance for your response!
Hey don't mean to but in. I am also new to this channel and I assume Pan has a video instructing use but definitely learn how to use the clay bar before you do it especially on darker vehicles. I have actually made a few very regrettable mistakes on a black alfa once. (Edit: white cars also be careful with, you can damage the paint and not notice because of glare. Also good lighting for wax's and polishes essential. Hand held that you can move around the vehicle. ) Hey all the best, car detailing is so much fun esp with all this new tech. One thing I learned is wear disposable gloves with a lot of the chemicals. Years of absorption into the skin may cause health problems. Also do in ventilation or wear mask. B well.
Yup, I definitely got the detailing bug from watching your videos. My wife asked me what I want for our anniversary gift. I gave her a list of Adams polishes products to choose from. Thanks alot
@@PanTheOrganizer My old car paint peeled off, so when I bought a new car, the dealership tried to sell paint protection to me but I didn't like the price, so I searched RUclips for how to protect my car paint, your channel came up and ever since I been watching your videos and building my car detail arsenal.
@@PanTheOrganizer can you please check this product out and possibly make video on the best way to use it. I am hearing a lot good things about it. superiorproducts.com/product/formula-4-spray-wax/
Pan, you've singlehandedly brought me back into the detailing world after the purchase of my first new muscle car. I went with the Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray coating after fully claying and decontaminating the car and WOW have these products improved in the last 10-15 years. Regarding the product: I put on the first coat a couple weeks back (less IS more or you will be wiping smears endlessly) and then life got in the way of the second coat. The car has been driven and washed with some mid-tier Meguiar's soaps since then. Do I need to do anything else besides ensuring a clean surface before applying the ceramic spray again for the second coat?
I really like the Hybrid Solutions range and have used them for quite a while with great results. I recently bought a brand new Camry, and with its awful, soft Toyota clearcoat and dealer-installed scratches, it needed a polish. After a full decon., I used my forced rotation DA polisher with HS Polish and Wax and a fine pad. It resulted in a great looking finish. I then added the HS Ceramic Spray after a 24-hour wait. The problem I've found is that my orange 80/20 microfiber towels leave thousands of tiny fibers on the coating after buffing! They are like little magnets stuck on the surface. I can use a cotton handkerchief and remove them, or perhaps move them out of the way, but the towels themselves don't, and they never go away, until after it rains or I foam/contact wash the car, using, of course, the HS Wash and Wax. In the right light, you can see this fuzz all over the car because the car is that dark Underground color. It shows every little imperfection. :-( The 16" x 16" towels are fairly new and have been machine-washed and dried 'correctly' several times. I don't recall where i bought them. Anyone else come across this? Is it the spray, or the towels, or both? It would be nice not to coat my Camry in velour! ;-)
I had this same issue even with new, properly washed microfiber towels. Turns out that it was my towels even though I had cleaned them properly. I switched to " The Rag Company " brand of microfiber towels, and I don't have that issue anymore.
@@dirt_ripper8734 yes, I just bought some Rag Company towels and they are great. I also found the large Grant yellow and gray towels from Harbor Freight work great as drying towels and are only $5.99 each, though I have a much more expensive Dreadnought Max also
Awesome! Was wondering about this too and here’s a video from pan explaining it. Pan, an unrelated question for you. What nitrile gloves and thickness do you recommend for car detailing jobs? Given tight supply during covid, where do you get the gloves from? Thanks a lot!
I have boxes in stock so I was never affected by covid shortages. I usually have multiples of products. I just buy what ever black nitrile gloves my usual online detailing stores have. Always worked for me. Like these ones: bit.ly/3otkC4l
Thx for this informative video PAN. I use "TW hybrid ceramic spray coating" (2 coats) & use "TW hybrid wet wax" as drying aid, it is a good combination... "the gloss, the gloss, the gloss!" 😎
Hi Pan, I just bought the hybrid ceramic spray. Will it be any good if I top it with turtle wax ice seal & shine new formula? Or should I not mix them? Thanks for advice.
Glad you liked it! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 140 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Hello Pan! Great content as always, very informative. Question: given the insane chemical resistance for Ceramic Spray Coating, if you need to remove it for paint prep and another sort of protection, what would you use?
Hello Pan. But if we are after 4-5 months (with the Black ceramic acrylic wax) and if it "dies"... Do we have to polish the paint once more to remove it? Or when it stops beading/sheeting its not present on the paint, and we can apply another products? Would a tar remover remove it? Thank You :-)
I use Dragons blood to de iron the paint, ONR before and after and then TW Ceramic spray (green emblem) and my car gleams. 11 year old VW Eos with metallic silver paint and looks stunning
I spend all day saying paaaaan the organizer at home and wife is always like who the hell is that Pan and I say if u want to learn about products, equipment, tips, tricks,techniques hit the subscribe button and keep it tight keep it clean 🤣😂
@@PanTheOrganizer That's how I first stumbled upon your videos and watched several of the french-speaking ones. My relatives are from Sorel and I could pick up some of the dialogue but always wished you had them in english... lol I should have just went to the channel.
Tbh I haven't had great luck with the ceramic line. I've applied it to different panels of my car in conjunction with tw ice products and they last about the same if not less (not worth the extra price). I also think the shine polymers thing is bs. Truth is it is, it's just hard af to remove so they tell people to use a wet microfiber from the get go.
I didnt care for the ceramic spray at first. I polished and prepped the panel with non-TW products and used the ceramic spray by itself. Waited 24 hours and did a second coat. Durability was not great.. Second car I used the ceramic polish first and then the spray and it did way better. I do like the hybrid wax. I used IGL F4 renew and topped it with the hybrid wax and it is awesome.
I love this stuff, easy to use and cheap to buy. I live in the country and it does collect some dust but a quick rub over with a cloth and good as new. Thanks Pan
I would stay with seal n shine. This “ceramic” line is a pain to work with. The soap has a horrible dirt removing capability, and the wax is not user friendly compared to so many other items on the market. I’ve tried this line on 3 vehicles, and a custom painted golf cart. I threw the bottles out after 6 months of struggling to find a quality end result. I still find myself going back to shine supply’s products after years of trying others. Seal n shine is still the top of turtle wax for my needs. Just my 2 cents.
I have a white car so i dont need to worry for any streaking with the ceramic spray, i tried the soap but really not a fan of it as it has almost no suds and doesn’t feel like slippery like a conventional soap.
@@opassen I’m in no way a professional, but it depends on what I’m doing. Purple power vehicle and boat if I’m looking to polish etc. I generally use shine supply’s shine soap for maintenance. On my 5th wheel I use B.E.S.T. wash and wax followed with seal n shine. I’ve tried numerous soaps/waxes etc over the years. These are what I normally return to. I have had good/great results with these. As with everything, it’s personal preference.
@@lanceivor agreed. I think the soap has very little cleaning power and little lubricity. I’ve used other ceramic/SIO2 sprays with way better results and less finicky.
Pan The Organizer: I read about the new turtle wax products but no one on RUclips really give a clear concise explanation on how to use all these products together until I found your channel. I almost gave up. This is why your RUclips channel has a lot of hits. I have a question. I know it’s not the best thing, but because I live in a condo I take my car to a soft automatic car wash. They use their own car cleaning products. In order for me to remove their products before using the Turtle Wax products should I spray the car with some cleaner? If so which one? Once the car is clean then I will use a clay bar. I’m going to be purchasing 4 products based on your recommendations. In this order of use. * Hybrid Ceramic polish and wax. * Hybrid Ceramic spray coating. * Hybrid solutions ceramic 3 in one detailer. * ?
Wash the car, use an iron remover, then a claybar. After that, the machine polishing with the TW polish n wax will make sure to remove any previous left over protection. Wait 24 hours, then apply the first coat of Ceramic Spray Coating, wait 24 hours, apply second coat.
@@PanTheOrganizer Hi Bro, Was using Turtle products and about to buy turtle 🐢 hybrid solutions and RUclips search end up on your channel🙂 All queries were answered here, under one roof!❤️
Seal n shine is like a desert topping. It worked great on my Audi, but also on bathroom mirror, flat screen tv ,and monitor, and Klipsch speakers. Im sure the list will go on and on.
Iam new user of 3in1 detailer .. spectacular products.. all your review on this is very true.. enrich and glossy.. you are one of the best detailer greetings from Indoensia.. God bless
I love you channel and videos ,you give honest opinions on real world conditions and test and recommend products that average guys like me that want to keep their s...box ride looking good.
Hehe thanks for the positive feedback! I appreciate it. How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 825,000 subscribers and 100 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
@@PanTheOrganizer i was looking up some suggestions on detail products and came across a video of yours and just loved your personality and honesty and passion you have for doing what you do and now if I have questions about products or detailing you are the only guy I go to now, thanks for all the hard work I really appreciate you spending your time to help us all out. Thank you
another amazing video and product review Pan.ur spoiling us doing vids in middle of the week.lol.its truly sad that TW makes great products at great prices where all others price gouge the hell out of us.yes I understand people need 2 make a living not a killing.hats off 2 TW.b well Pan
Interestingly, I used the Hybrid Solutions Polish and Wax then 2 coats of the Ceramic Spray on both my new Camry and my 12-year-old truck after the same full decon of both. I washed both yesterday for the first time, using Bilt Hamber's Touchless followed by a foam contact wash and then a McKee's Rinseless drying. Immediately after the Bilt Hamber step, I found the truck's lower half was only sheeting but the Camry was beading like crazy. Even after a full wash, the truck still looked not as good as with the Hybrid Solutions' first rain . The Camry has done many more miles too. It got a topper with HS Wash and Wax and the beading was awesome. For the truck, I did another HS Ceramic Spray coating on the passenger side and Griot's 3 in 1 Wax (2nd application 24 hrs later) on the driver's side. It'll be interesting to see their comparison, especially since I didn't do a full decon before applying the Griot's.
Thanks so much for the review! I am a proponent of ceramic coatings and wanted to ceramic coat and maintain some work vehicles. This is the only ceramic product I can get through Grainger, which I am limited to purchase from. I was a bit concerned about the statement of "wax" on the bottle, and I was concerned it was more a wax product and less ceramic product. I was concerned about causing problems with the vehicles previously ceramic coated. Thanks again.
Been using Maguiers for nearly 20 years, no more. Ive seen Project Farm on YT do a vigorous test of ceramic coatings with about 10 or so brands and Hybrid Solutions came out #1 ! Already got the Ceramic Spray coating now Need to pickup the polish & wax and car wash soap !!
Good move! And Turtle Wax has continued innovating with an even better product recently, which I reviewed here: ruclips.net/video/b5BjDzItlr8/видео.html
You're in luck! I have an annual car detailing products awards video where I show my top picks for each category. Here's the latest edition: ruclips.net/video/ULvGi3dbBrA/видео.html And I made an interesting video about the different types of clay media here: ruclips.net/video/y4UUHeF4nq8/видео.html
@@PanTheOrganizer amazing ! Thank you 🙏 ! I have a 2013 Lexus ES350 in Starfire Pearl white. From what from what I read it’s triple coated paint. it holds an amazing shine. Looking forward to using these Turtle Wax products!!
Thanks. I like to think that is one of my strengths. As I have degrees in biochemistry and molecular biology, I like to make complex things sound simple so people can understand the different processes and go out there and have all the knowledge and confidence they need to properly detail their vehicles and have fun while doing it. :)
@@PanTheOrganizer I knew that you had a brain, it is very obvious. Without mentioning names, I like that you show detailing and just not trying to kill a product with chemicals. I wonder if some out there ever actually do detailing at all. Thanks, Paul
This line is great. I started off with a coat of the Spray Coating, I've been topping it off every week with the Wet Wax during my maintenance washes, and I use the 3-in-1 Detailer to touch it up when it rains or gets dusty throughout the week. My car is parked outside 24/7 and it always looks clean. It's never stopped beading water so I'm actually not sure when I'm supposed to reapply the Spray Coating.
As long as the paint feels slick and the water continues to bead and sheet properly, you can continue maintenance as you are doing with the Ceramic 3-in-1 detailer and you can also use the Ceramic Wet Wax as a drying aid. Once every 6 months, do a deeper clean with an iron remover, perhaps a claybar if the paint feels contaminated, then polish the surface if needed, and reapply two coats of the Ceramic Spray Coating, 24 hrs between coats. I also made a more recent updated video of all the Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions products including all their newest releases here: ruclips.net/video/TeQRJHNvL34/видео.html
Thanks for the video! You answered many questions for me. .. but I still have a couple more 😅 - what should you wash your car with BEFORE applying the ‘polish & wax’? - if it’s a brand new car just drove home from the dealer, should I skip the ‘polish & wax’? - right after applying the ‘polish & wax’ should you immediately apply the ‘spray coating’?
Thanks. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 860,000 subscribers and we have almost 110 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing. Here’s how I prepare a brand new car: ruclips.net/video/gohks8xP5NY/видео.html
Glad it was helpful! I made an even bigger and more recent version of this video with all the newer products they unveiled afterwards. Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/TeQRJHNvL34/видео.html
Hi Pan, B&M Auto Detailing Beeton, Ontario love this product my customers are very happy with. I just did two SUV's I did last summer with it and it still looked great almost a year later. Highly recommends.
Thanks for uploading this great presentation. You did a really great job of explaining all the different turtle wax products, and how to use each one. Turtle wax is the only product I've ever used on my cars, and I've believed it to be the best, or one of the best available. I've never felt let down by the polish results I achieve. I've only recently heard about the ceramic range, and was a bit confused as to what product to use in relevant situations. Your feature here has been fantastic in explaining each product, and it makes it easier for me to choose which turtle wax products are the best combination for me to use. I look forward to purchasing and using this new product range. Thanks for that.
Hi Pan. After watching and enjoying many of your videos, I became disorganized. I've made many trips to the auto parts store buying and returning detailing products. My last switch was returning TW HS Ceramic products for TW Seal and Shine after seeing another one of your videos. I think I'm organized now!
Heheh. Don’t become overwhelmed with product selection. Find some and start using them and enjoy the process. There are so many good products out there. How did you discover my channel by the way?
@@PanTheOrganizer I discovered your channel about a month ago via google when searching for “Turtle Wax” and “ceramic coatings”. I’m wired to study things in detail and have been enjoying the learning process. While studying the many products, I quickly realized I had to learn the methods too (learn “The Art of the Detail”!). Anyway, I’ve decided to use a detailing process that may be considered semi-pro (tires/wheels, foam wash, contact wash, iron, clay, polish, IPA, ceramic coat). Then I went to the store to exchange the TW Seal and Shine for TW Hybrid Solutions Ceramic products (again)! NOW, I am finally organized.
Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate it. How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 840,000 subscribers and 105 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing. Also, I made an updated video with all the Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions products, including their new stuff, here: ruclips.net/video/TeQRJHNvL34/видео.html
Great job as always I'm a huge turtle wax fan since I watched your video on the New seal and shine formula along with the spay wax very good product I will be buying more of the turtle wax product line 👍
One of the most informative videos I have seen on youtube! Really cleared up my prior confusion about these products and how they work together. Thank you!
I used the Hybrid Ceramic Spray Coating today on my black car. It streaked like heck. I tried three different times during the day. After washing my car partially cloud at 65 degrees. Then sunset and in garage. Streaked regardless. I tried the moist towel technique to take out the streaks. It's not easy. I had to really put some elbow grease to the get the streaks out with moist clothe. I applied some on the windshield too. Will have to wait for tomorrow to take it out to see if the windshield looks hazy or has streaks. Anyway, I was pretty winded after buffing out the streaks. Stay tuned.
@@gxs8p578 Still streaks. Not as bad though. Still noticeable. I have a new car after an accident and it's a metallic blue and more forgiving than black. What works to take out streaks is going over the car with elbow grease and a moist microfiber cloth. I think the instructions tell you to use that method if there is streaking. Hope this helps.
Thanks for the positive feedback! I appreciate it. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 775,000 subscribers and are getting close to 100 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing. Here’s a new video I made explaining the entire range of Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions products, as there have been tons of new additions to the lineup: ruclips.net/video/TeQRJHNvL34/видео.html
So I am completely new to car detailing and recently discovered your channel. I saw your “Ultimate car wash starter kit” video and I am slowly building up a shopping list of items to purchase. My question(s) to you good sir, is how often should I do a maintenance wash? How often should I clay or wax my car? How are these timelines affected via seasons (year round sunny weather vs seasonal weather such as snow)? When I do wash/detail my car, what are the Minimum, Recommended, and “Extra” number of products I should be using? You have many videos and I’m not sure which ones may answer these questions. You do not have to answer here if you plan on making a video on this. Thank you!!!
How often you wash your car really depends on you. You have to decide what works best in your schedule and how clean you want your car to always look. I detail my car twice weekly. You should clay and wax your car twice yearly at least (once in the spring and once late in the fall before winter). Of course it depends on which protectant you're going for. Is is a 2 month wax? A 5 month sealant? A one year spray coating? A two year full blown ceramic coating? Here's a cool tutorial that I did on spring and fall details: ruclips.net/video/YZZ-Piyraas/видео.html I have over 550 videos on my channel, so you should be able to find pretty much everything you'll need to learn how to clean, enhance and protect pretty much any surface both interior and exterior.
Hey Pan, great video! I liked how you explained what they do and the order to use. You mentioned the shine and seal product vaguely. Can you kindly advise when to use, and what order with these products you shared?
You mean Seal N Shine? That's a product in the lower tier, more value oriented line called the ICE line, not the Hybrid Solutions line in this video which is their top tier lineup, hence why I didn't really talk about that specific product in this video. Seal N Shine is a traditional paint sealant, that lasts 4-6 months on average. The Ceramic Spray Coating (green label) shown in this video can last twice as long. If you want to see Seal N Shine in action, see my demo video here: ruclips.net/video/49DtbUBHMpg/видео.htmlsi=-duqbCfpXzZgJ1a1 Also, here's my updated video of the Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions line with their new products here: ruclips.net/video/TeQRJHNvL34/видео.htmlsi=F1swe8DIzF3V3N4p
You are so welcome! Since this video, they have released many new Hybrid Solutions products, so I made a recent video explaining the entire lineup here: ruclips.net/video/TeQRJHNvL34/видео.html
Nice video. Last week I washed my car and used ice seal and shine. What is the best way to clean my car for the upcoming weeks? Is that to use a turtle wash and wax? Or what can I use as a topper for seal and shine?
Another excellent video Pan, as always very informative. I bought the Turtle Ceramic Hybrid products after seeing Pan at the Scottsdale AZ reveal and the products are excellent. Will definately be buying more, Im now using this Ceramic stuff exclusively.
I wouldn’t recommend applying protection below 50F. Ideally you want to be near 68F (20C). Also, I made a new updated video with all the latest Hybrid Solutions products here: ruclips.net/video/TeQRJHNvL34/видео.html
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks for the fast reply. I could not find temp recommendations so your answer is most appreciated! Now a subsciber - keep up the great videos!
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Ty for this informative video!!! I'm new to this "Detailing" world but I look forward to taking car of my myself!
@PanTheOrganizer @Pan The Organizer - I know this is old post, can we add Avalon King ceramic coating on top of this?
Pan I am confused I do not know in which cases you are using a detailer. For example I bought a TW 3 IN 1 DETAILER Here in the UK last week I have already wax my car 1 month ago and I have top up with turtle wax flex wax. When and how often I need to use a detailer? What is a difference with a detailer vs sealant or versus TW flex wax for example? Can you help me to comprehend that? Please?
I used his videos to help make a side hustle, I switched to all Turtle wax and all my customers are super happy. Thanks Pan 👍👍👍
Glad to help
@@stevecarlson6462 water spots remover
If you don't mind what do you charge for the 1st time customer ?
@@matternestberg2842 starting @ around $200- inside and out. With prices soaring, it will go more. I live in Ohio.
Thanks for your reply. Im moving near Savannah Georgia. Near an army base where my son is stationed. So I'm tired of driving semi trucks. So I figured I may as well do what I enjoy doing to my own car and get payed.
I watched hours of your instructional videos , and purchased buffing machine + range of turtle wax products, followed your machine buffing how to, and just completed an amazing job on my car, Thank you for doing these videos
Great to hear! I'm always happy to hear that I can serve as an inspiration to my viewers, so they can learn how to detail their vehicles and bring them to the next level. ;)
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 855,000 subscribers and 108 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
I am guilty of forgetting what a juggernaut Turtle is in the automotive cleaning and detailing industry. You have reminded me - the most $$$ isn't necessarily the best value or the best product.
Big fan of this line from Turtle Wax. Used the Ceramic Spray Coating about 6 months ago on both my cars in a ten stage detail with the Wet Wax and the Wash and Wax as toppers in the meantime. They still look as good as the day I did them, and this stuff gives incredibly durable protection! The only downside, I don't get to detail my cars as often anymore!
Lazy bum, wax on wax off more
I have the whole range. I found the polish to be excellent and very versatile, the sealant was pretty good, the shampoo left decent protection for a shampoo, the detailer was pretty streaky and the wet wax was nice to use and left a very slick finish.
Surprisingly, I made exactly the same decision. Use Ceramic Coating then keeping detailing it with Ceramic Detailer! About to make the purchase. I recently got my car which I bought dirty detailed and planning to keep the way it is looking now. Thanks for supporting my idea.
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 150 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
The Wet Wax is by far my favorite. I keep it in the car all the time
So this would be the topper of choice after applying the Hybrid Ceramic Spray Coating? Or do you just use it as is without a base layer of the ceramic spray?
@@KingRockets I use it as a topper to all my cars. I’m sure you could use as a base product just don’t expect very long.
@@dcasandman Awesome, have you tried the improved ICE Spray Wax? Can you compare the two? Debating which spray wax is the best!
@@KingRockets , I have not. My two favorite drying aides are just this wet wax and flex wax. I have full bottles and have so many other products to play with I don’t need them.
@@dcasandman Nice, do you find one performs better than the other in terms of shine/gloss? The Flex wax is twice as expensive.
Terrific tutorial Pan. I just love this product. Am actually listening/watching while I'm prepping my and my wifes winter wheels with the Ceramic spray wax - 2nd coat. I feel bad for the folks who have not had good or varied results with this stuff.
I really need to emphasize YOUR emphasis on FOLLOWING DIRECTIONS and not over spraying etc.. Additionally I use distilled h2o in a separate sprayer to finely mist either (as you instruct) into your favorite fluffy or directly (very lightly) onto the panal for immediate wipe down. It quickly illiminates streaking/high spotting and immensely enhances pop!
Btw...that 3-1 Detailer is a full 32 oz. here in the States. What a steal! For me - all results have been steller. Thx again for your tips and your channel. Merci bien!!
I used the ceramic acrylic black polish/wax followed up with the ceramic spray coating on both of our black vehicles. I am a complete novice and this was my first time using a da polisher. They turned out GREAT. I watched several of your videos and my confidence was high. I really appreciate your videos and quality of the content. Very relevant, detailed and informative for people like me. Thank you!
Edit: I just got to the part about the black spray wax... I didn’t use that product 😏. I used the regular ceramic spray coating. Shoot! I should have used the black.
Thanks for the feedback Robb! One of the goals of my channel is to help empower with viewers with passion and knowledge so you guys can go out there and enjoy detailing your cars with confidence. So I'm happy to read comments like yours! :)
And don't worry, if you applied the Ceramic Spray Coating, you're actually getting even more protection. Two coats of that will last up to 12 months (I get 9-10 months in harsh Canadian winters) compared to 5-6 months with the Black Wax. :)
Hi pan, been watching you and subbed to your channel.
Got a question for you.
Can the turtle wax ceramic spray be used as a topper over a graphene coating?
Pan, you talked about the goal of your channel is to give viewers the knowledge and confidence to detail cars themselves. I've learned many things from you, starting from the very basic cleaning tips to polishing a vehicle's paint and properly protecting it. I've come a long way in the few years that I've watched you and I thank you for sharing that knowledge.
I appreciate that! That's one of the goals of my channel: to give my viewers all the knowledge and confidence that they need to go out there and enjoy detailing their cars the right way! :)
Hi Pan I just sprayed graphene onto my bathroom sink. Ya know to take care of the toothpaste nasties and stuff. I'll keep you posted.
What?!?! LOL Talk about off label use! I'll be curious to get your updates.
@@PanTheOrganizer haha I mean I happened to use one of my microfibre glass towels from the rag company on my shower mirror and oh my it’s never been so clear and 0 streaking now from showers win in my books
Bought the hybrid ceramic wax because of the reviews. My son and I did a quick and dirty wash of my wifes car the other night then use this product. I have to say it looks amazing. Even with the half-assed job we did, the shine is amazing!
Thanks for sharing!
Since you gave turtle wax ice a 2020 best award, I decide to check it out....PTO...YOU WERE RIGHT!!
I washed my ride. Dried it. Used the ICE...YOU JUST CHANGED MY DETAILING GAME!
Thanks for the trust you place in my videos!
@@PanTheOrganizer you’re welcome, PAAAAAN!
I just realized how the light reflects on the Turtle Wax logo. Makes the turtle look like its speeding.
I useTurtle Wax Hybrid Solutions on my Elkhart Lake Blue C8 Corvette and the results are stunning. Highly recommend this product line.
Thanks for sharing your experience.
Best way to start my morning
Morning!
Just washed, clay barred and used this ceramic coating on my 4 year old car! AMAZING!!
Right on!
Hey Pan! Thank you for your videos and recommendations! I used Turtle Wax Ceramic on my Model 3 about a day before going on a 6-hour road trip and back. Man, NOTHING stuck to that paint; maybe the front bumper a little but they wiped right off. It was super cool to watch the water beads and fly off the top windows. Even my wife, who isn't much of a car enthusiast, was super impressed.
Thanks for sharing! How did you discover my channel by the way?
I appreciate all your videos they have really helped me to make decisions about how to clean my new porsche. I still have my beater car to use in the wintertime, and i try to protect it so it will last a while longer being exposed 24 hours a day to the elements.
Out of all the products on your site, I have bought into hybrid solutions for ease of use and availability.
I hand polished my porsche when I first bought it, and I am still leary about using a polisher on it.
Thank you for all the information on detailing
Thanks for the positive feedback Jeff! If you watch my machine polishing tutorial for beginners, you'll see that it's not as complicated as some might think, and there is zero danger when you use the proper tools and techniques. See my video: ruclips.net/video/ustTEVGMOTI/видео.html
@PanTheOrganizer Thank you, I have watched a few videos on polisher and am trying to make a decision on one that will be used on my own personal cars but nit break the bank.
I have been following you for the last few years and have seen you evolve phenomenally. You present an educated and objective overview of the various products and processes. Like yourself, I am passionate about personally detailing my vehicles.
I am sure you know that you are doing a great service to the detailing community. Keep the great videos coming!
Thanks a lot for that! 🙏🏻👍🏻
Very informative.!
I'm just a driveway Sunday morning bucket washer using water directly from a rainwater butt ( tap water = mineral stains)
My wife bought the green bottle ceramic coating as a Christmas stocking filler for me.
Unfortunately I never read the instructions, used it in a similar manner to the cheap products I usually use and slapped it on.
I stopped using it ,after the first go, as it left a thick gunge on the cars which took a lot of elbow work to smooth away.
Following your vid, I'll try again !
I definitely got bit by Pan’s detailing bug and enjoying every bit!
Glad you enjoy it! It's cool that I can help to spread the detailing bug to y'all !!
Hey, I must say this is the channel that I was looking for. Very extensive information specially whatever questions I have I got answered each and everyone by seeing your videos. I'm not a detailer by profession but I saw your videos so that I can maintain my own black car my self.
A very BIG Thank You 👍
Thanks Balram! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 860,000 subscribers and we have almost 110 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Me: hey, Pan just uploaded new video. Let's watch it
My wallet: *heavy sweating
LOL !! Good one!
You can’t take it with You! Lol. I’ve spent well over $1800 on detailing supplies since the beginning of Summer! 😂😳😂.
I have detailed 4 vehicles with the ceramic coating and still have product left, Pan your suggestion of this product is spot on. Thanks
Thanks for sharing
Yes Pan your passion and expert information is second to non. Thank you for your videos, always packed with useful information for all us amateur and professional detailers out there.
So nice of you to say! Thanks Richard.
Pan- you are costing me a fortune! Just ordered the MaxShine M8S along with the Turtle Wax Hybrid Ceramic Polish/Wax, Hybrid Ceramic Spray, and Rag Company 300 towels. All being delivered today. I purchased Lake Country hook and loop pads so hopefully those will work.
You are getting the good stuff! 😁👍🏻
Hi Pan, thanks for another great and informative video. It is uncanny how you operate. It must be last three or four videos that have directly answered my questions that I have been contemplating for last couple of days before your video releases. Keep up the good psychic work!
Hahhaah thanks Raimo! As I usually always take the time to answer all the RUclips comments and questions, I often see when the same questions come up often so I know when it's time to address these in a video, or two, or three. ;)
Thanks for the update Pan. The paint on my wife’s car wasn’t too bad, so I used the polish to remove the very minor swirls. I bought a used car with heavy swirls this year, and the TW polish didn’t touch the damage on hexlogic orange pads (didn’t expect it to but had a go on the bonnet/hood and would have been there for weeks) so I retreated to Megs 105 to get that damage out and then refined with TW polish on the second stage instead of 205. Great finish, long open time and non dusting.
I have used the ceramic spray on two cars in direct sun (one dark, one light and also a Pearl red in the shade). Personally can’t see what difficulty people are complaining about in some areas of the internet. No streaking but I do use a damp microfibre after the dry cross pattern application and before the buff - a bit like with the polish.
I use the ceramic wash. Whilst there are absolutely no suds, I don’t notice any issues with cleaning power. Perhaps it is due to the protection offered by the previous TW treatments as the dirt just comes off with snow foam and the wash is really to top up protection.
I also use the ceramic drying wax product as a LSP. In the U.K., without discount codes TW is fairly expensive, especially the shampoo given how much you need to put in the bucket. The rest is fine as a little goes a long way.
Overall I am happy, 8 months after the correction and first application of the spray sealant there is no deterioration of protection at all, but the car is maintained frequently. Two cars live outside, right next to the sea and under a tree very popular with birds! 🤬
So overall, I agree with what you say, except for the price for the shampoo given the dilution requirements. The range seems to stop me inflicting any damage with regular washes, is very hydrophobic, hence I can honestly say that I wouldn’t recommend use on a boat unless you like slipping over or falling in frequently - as I have found to my cost 😀.
Thanks for sharing your real world results!
Great video and very thorough explanation of the products. Definitely can't go wrong with the Lake country ccs pads. A great combo.
Thanks for watching!
I Don't Recommend Wearing ANY Rings etc Jewelry whilst Washing or Wiping etc Vehicle..Unprofessional..
@turtlewax @panthegranizer can the ceramic polish and wax be applied to glass?
I agree with you Pan.
Time alone detailings my automobile is therapy after 50 hrs of dealing with my day job. Good Stuff! Keep
The video coming. 😎 I wish all my employees had the same passion for the job as you do!
Thanks Henry! I appreciate it. How did you discover my channel by the way?
Thanks for explaining each in order of use, and good to understand the 3-optional maintenance products.
Thanks for watching!
Before trying the Turtle Wax products, 2 months ago I clay barred my car and applied a layer of Collinite 476 and a layer of Meguiar Carnauba. Today I tried the Turtle Wax Wet Wax while drying my car and it works great and even smells great! Looking forward to trying to Hybrid Ceramic protection on my other car soon, just have to get up the courage to polish my paint for the first time.
This is super, super helpful! I discovered these products when you reviewed them a few months ago and I've been using the CSC for a while now but never really understood the purpose of the other products. Thanks so much for the fantastic content! 🍻
Thanks for the positive feedback!
Hey I did a meguires hybrid ceramic wax on my es350 about a month or so ago. And all i had to do last week was pressure wash it with water. All the dirt came off didn't even dry it. Just drove home about 7 minutes on a back road. Got it home and was absolutely floors the paint looked like I just waxed it that day. I didn't not use any decontamination process before I applied the meguires to it just foam washed and dried with an absorber and applied the Meguires. Awesome product review. I am still waiting on the 303 graphene to come back into stock so fingers crossed I can get it before it sells out lol again.
Your channel has helped me so much on keeping my car looking great and has helped me do other people's cars as well. Thanks a lot, Pan (PTO).
Thanks Dennis!
@@PanTheOrganizer I just placed an order on your Turtle Wax links. I could not find these products in the stores. Glad I found your channel, great content.
Pan, Another great video, After correcting my father-in-laws Suzuki SX4, I bought him the ceramic spray coating and the ceramic wash.. He loves it, east to use, It's a really great bang for the buck product...Every month he's out there taking car of business..His car has never looked better...
Thanks Toma!
I have a ceramic coated car and love using the ceramic wet wax about once a month. I also use reload about every 2- months. Love the gloss and slickness and depth of my modern steel gray paint!
We love to hear that you maintain your ceramic coated vehicle with our Ceramic Wet Wax!
Your descriptions are the best, among all those found in YT.
Glad you think so!
The ceramic spray coating, with 2 coats, make it through the entire winter last year with no problems. It works very well. Just picked up the 303 graphene and it say it can be used over existing protection. Going to put it over the TW this weekend and see if it improves the durability a bit more.
how did it work?
@@BB-nn9en Still going strong. No problems at all.
Excellent video , i have a note pad in hand as i purchased the wet wax yesterday without knowing what i was doing , turns out its a great product as per the comments & your review heading back out to get everything else i need for optimum results - Top Video . . . . 10:07 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 I'm Dying
Here's my more recent overview of all the Hybird Solutions products (including all the new ones that were released since that video): ruclips.net/video/TeQRJHNvL34/видео.html
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Love these formats good sir!
Glad you like them!
I ordered turtle wax ceramic polish and wax based on your review and I have it shipped to Tanzania. I can say it's really good product which gives the vehicle that grossy look and hydrophobic properties may be not much as I didn't order ceramic spray coating, but what I observed is that my vehicle is shining as good as when it come from the showroom
Thanks for the feedback! If you can get your hands on the Ceramic Spray Coating or the new Turtle Wax Flex Wax, it will be even glossier and slicker! Both would be perfect on top of the Ceramic Polish N Wax!
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks for the reply, I will try to get one of those you mentioned above on my next purchase..let me first see this how it goes.
Hi Pan! I am new to the car detailing world but I have learned a tremendous amount from your videos. So thank you for that! I haven't gotten into the clay bar and polishing aspect of detailing but I have all the equipment/tools to properly wash my car and follow your step by step process when washing and drying the car. The only part I haven't done yet, but would really like to master is the protection of the paint (i.e. wax, sealant, ceramic). I watched your other video that talks about the difference between wax, sealant, and ceramic coating, and based on the information, I believe a ceramic coating is the way to go for me. So I would like to use the Hybrid Ceramic Spray Coating but is it ok if I use it after I wash and dry my car, even if I didn't clay bar or polish the paint? Also, once I apply the Hybrid Ceramic Spray Coating, is it better to apply the same Ceramic Spray Coating, let's say every 1-2 months afterwards, or should I just apply the maintenance Ceramic Wet Wax every 1-2 months afterwards because another layer of Ceramic Spray Coating so quickly after the last application won't really do anything? Thanks in advance for your response!
Hey don't mean to but in. I am also new to this channel and I assume Pan has a video instructing use but definitely learn how to use the clay bar before you do it especially on darker vehicles. I have actually made a few very regrettable mistakes on a black alfa once. (Edit: white cars also be careful with, you can damage the paint and not notice because of glare. Also good lighting for wax's and polishes essential. Hand held that you can move around the vehicle. ) Hey all the best, car detailing is so much fun esp with all this new tech. One thing I learned is wear disposable gloves with a lot of the chemicals. Years of absorption into the skin may cause health problems. Also do in ventilation or wear mask. B well.
Yup, I definitely got the detailing bug from watching your videos. My wife asked me what I want for our anniversary gift. I gave her a list of Adams polishes products to choose from. Thanks alot
Thanks for watching! How did you discover my channel by the way?
@@PanTheOrganizer My old car paint peeled off, so when I bought a new car, the dealership tried to sell paint protection to me but I didn't like the price, so I searched RUclips for how to protect my car paint, your channel came up and ever since I been watching your videos and building my car detail arsenal.
What would you recommend to bring out the shine to a dull gel coal, like on an RV ?
Finally someone explaining this line of products in great detail. Thanks Pan, this really answered all of my questions!
Thanks for the feedback!
@@PanTheOrganizer can you please check this product out and possibly make video on the best way to use it. I am hearing a lot good things about it. superiorproducts.com/product/formula-4-spray-wax/
Pan, you've singlehandedly brought me back into the detailing world after the purchase of my first new muscle car. I went with the Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray coating after fully claying and decontaminating the car and WOW have these products improved in the last 10-15 years.
Regarding the product: I put on the first coat a couple weeks back (less IS more or you will be wiping smears endlessly) and then life got in the way of the second coat. The car has been driven and washed with some mid-tier Meguiar's soaps since then. Do I need to do anything else besides ensuring a clean surface before applying the ceramic spray again for the second coat?
Clean and reapply the 2nd coat. You should be fine. ;)
I really like the Hybrid Solutions range and have used them for quite a while with great results. I recently bought a brand new Camry, and with its awful, soft Toyota clearcoat and dealer-installed scratches, it needed a polish. After a full decon., I used my forced rotation DA polisher with HS Polish and Wax and a fine pad. It resulted in a great looking finish. I then added the HS Ceramic Spray after a 24-hour wait.
The problem I've found is that my orange 80/20 microfiber towels leave thousands of tiny fibers on the coating after buffing! They are like little magnets stuck on the surface. I can use a cotton handkerchief and remove them, or perhaps move them out of the way, but the towels themselves don't, and they never go away, until after it rains or I foam/contact wash the car, using, of course, the HS Wash and Wax. In the right light, you can see this fuzz all over the car because the car is that dark Underground color. It shows every little imperfection. :-(
The 16" x 16" towels are fairly new and have been machine-washed and dried 'correctly' several times. I don't recall where i bought them.
Anyone else come across this? Is it the spray, or the towels, or both? It would be nice not to coat my Camry in velour! ;-)
I had this same issue even with new, properly washed microfiber towels. Turns out that it was my towels even though I had cleaned them properly. I switched to " The Rag Company " brand of microfiber towels, and I don't have that issue anymore.
@@dirt_ripper8734 yes, I just bought some Rag Company towels and they are great.
I also found the large Grant yellow and gray towels from Harbor Freight work great as drying towels and are only $5.99 each, though I have a much more expensive Dreadnought Max also
Awesome! Was wondering about this too and here’s a video from pan explaining it.
Pan, an unrelated question for you. What nitrile gloves and thickness do you recommend for car detailing jobs? Given tight supply during covid, where do you get the gloves from? Thanks a lot!
I have boxes in stock so I was never affected by covid shortages. I usually have multiples of products. I just buy what ever black nitrile gloves my usual online detailing stores have. Always worked for me. Like these ones: bit.ly/3otkC4l
Thx for this informative video PAN. I use "TW hybrid ceramic spray coating" (2 coats) & use "TW hybrid wet wax" as drying aid, it is a good combination... "the gloss, the gloss, the gloss!" 😎
:)
We love to hear it! You're right, Pan said it best "the gloss, the gloss, the gloss".
Hi Pan, I just bought the hybrid ceramic spray. Will it be any good if I top it with turtle wax ice seal & shine new formula? Or should I not mix them? Thanks for advice.
How did it go?
Very professional, well organized, and articulate presentation.
Glad you liked it! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 140 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Hello Pan! Great content as always, very informative. Question: given the insane chemical resistance for Ceramic Spray Coating, if you need to remove it for paint prep and another sort of protection, what would you use?
Machine polishing is the only way to ensure 100% removal of durable coatings like this.
Hello Pan. But if we are after 4-5 months (with the Black ceramic acrylic wax) and if it "dies"... Do we have to polish the paint once more to remove it? Or when it stops beading/sheeting its not present on the paint, and we can apply another products? Would a tar remover remove it? Thank You :-)
I use Dragons blood to de iron the paint, ONR before and after and then TW Ceramic spray (green emblem) and my car gleams. 11 year old VW Eos with metallic silver paint and looks stunning
Can you do a video like this for the ice line or have you already?
They are brilliant products. Made my 30yo paint on my car look amazing!
Great to hear! How did you discover my channel by the way Jase?
Heeey it’s not fair the other video gets a longer “Paaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan the organizer” I feel cheated! Lol
That’s correct....I noticed in French it’s a longer Paaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa the organizer !
Hehe. My French speaking audience tends to love the extended intro.
I spend all day saying paaaaan the organizer at home and wife is always like who the hell is that Pan and I say if u want to learn about products, equipment, tips, tricks,techniques hit the subscribe button and keep it tight keep it clean 🤣😂
@@PanTheOrganizer That's how I first stumbled upon your videos and watched several of the french-speaking ones. My relatives are from Sorel and I could pick up some of the dialogue but always wished you had them in english... lol I should have just went to the channel.
@@ItsJustManny305 🤣🤣
Turtle Wax is the best brand for the Weekend Warrior, hands down.
They do offer amazing products at such great prices! Value is through the roof!
Tbh I haven't had great luck with the ceramic line. I've applied it to different panels of my car in conjunction with tw ice products and they last about the same if not less (not worth the extra price). I also think the shine polymers thing is bs. Truth is it is, it's just hard af to remove so they tell people to use a wet microfiber from the get go.
I didnt care for the ceramic spray at first. I polished and prepped the panel with non-TW products and used the ceramic spray by itself. Waited 24 hours and did a second coat. Durability was not great.. Second car I used the ceramic polish first and then the spray and it did way better. I do like the hybrid wax. I used IGL F4 renew and topped it with the hybrid wax and it is awesome.
I love this stuff, easy to use and cheap to buy. I live in the country and it does collect some dust but a quick rub over with a cloth and good as new.
Thanks Pan
Thanks for sharing!
I would stay with seal n shine. This “ceramic” line is a pain to work with. The soap has a horrible dirt removing capability, and the wax is not user friendly compared to so many other items on the market. I’ve tried this line on 3 vehicles, and a custom painted golf cart. I threw the bottles out after 6 months of struggling to find a quality end result. I still find myself going back to shine supply’s products after years of trying others. Seal n shine is still the top of turtle wax for my needs. Just my 2 cents.
Which soap do you recomend?
Seal n shine is awesome 👏, but ceramic is the future!
I have a white car so i dont need to worry for any streaking with the ceramic spray, i tried the soap but really not a fan of it as it has almost no suds and doesn’t feel like slippery like a conventional soap.
@@opassen I’m in no way a professional, but it depends on what I’m doing. Purple power vehicle and boat if I’m looking to polish etc. I generally use shine supply’s shine soap for maintenance. On my 5th wheel I use B.E.S.T. wash and wax followed with seal n shine. I’ve tried numerous soaps/waxes etc over the years. These are what I normally return to. I have had good/great results with these. As with everything, it’s personal preference.
@@lanceivor agreed. I think the soap has very little cleaning power and little lubricity. I’ve used other ceramic/SIO2 sprays with way better results and less finicky.
proffessor level in detailing. far the best.
Thank you Errol! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Finally a clear explanation on how to use these products. Great video.
Glad it was helpful! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Pan The Organizer: I read about the new turtle wax products but no one on RUclips really give a clear concise explanation on how to use all these products together until I found your channel. I almost gave up. This is why your RUclips channel has a lot of hits. I have a question. I know it’s not the best thing, but because I live in a condo I take my car to a soft automatic car wash. They use their own car cleaning products. In order for me to remove their products before using the Turtle Wax products should I spray the car with some cleaner? If so which one? Once the car is clean then I will use a clay bar. I’m going to be purchasing 4 products based on your recommendations. In this order of use.
* Hybrid Ceramic polish and wax.
* Hybrid Ceramic spray coating.
* Hybrid solutions ceramic 3 in one detailer.
* ?
Wash the car, use an iron remover, then a claybar. After that, the machine polishing with the TW polish n wax will make sure to remove any previous left over protection. Wait 24 hours, then apply the first coat of Ceramic Spray Coating, wait 24 hours, apply second coat.
Pan The Organizer: Thanks. Much appreciated. Buy Car Pro iron X to clean the paint?
Bruh you're now my new mentor ! lot of things to learn from you ...all the best.... bro doing great job!!!
Love from India
Thanks! How did you discover my channel?
@@PanTheOrganizer Hi Bro,
Was using Turtle products and about to buy turtle 🐢 hybrid solutions and RUclips search end up on your channel🙂
All queries were answered here, under one roof!❤️
👍🏻
Seal n shine is like a desert topping. It worked great on my Audi, but also on bathroom mirror, flat screen tv ,and monitor, and Klipsch speakers. Im sure the list will go on and on.
I used SNS in my Quartz counter tops with great results.
Iam new user of 3in1 detailer .. spectacular products.. all your review on this is very true.. enrich and glossy.. you are one of the best detailer greetings from Indoensia.. God bless
Thanks! How did you discover my channel?
@@PanTheOrganizer easy on youtube recommendations but you and apex are the two best for me in detailing cars
Thank you PAN, I'm one that over thinks detailing products. Now understand the Turtle WAX products.
My pleasure Mark!
I love you channel and videos ,you give honest opinions on real world conditions and test and recommend products that average guys like me that want to keep their s...box ride looking good.
Hehe thanks for the positive feedback! I appreciate it. How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 825,000 subscribers and 100 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
@@PanTheOrganizer i was looking up some suggestions on detail products and came across a video of yours and just loved your personality and honesty and passion you have for doing what you do and now if I have questions about products or detailing you are the only guy I go to now, thanks for all the hard work I really appreciate you spending your time to help us all out. Thank you
I bought the ceramic spray coating and the detailer. Both excellent products, combined they offer great durability. The wet wax is next.
another amazing video and product review Pan.ur spoiling us doing vids in middle of the week.lol.its truly sad that TW makes great products at great prices where all others price gouge the hell out of us.yes I understand people need 2 make a living not a killing.hats off 2 TW.b well Pan
Tell me about it! I'm glad you enjoy these mid week videos! I always come up with surprises for my viewers. :)
Interestingly, I used the Hybrid Solutions Polish and Wax then 2 coats of the Ceramic Spray on both my new Camry and my 12-year-old truck after the same full decon of both.
I washed both yesterday for the first time, using Bilt Hamber's Touchless followed by a foam contact wash and then a McKee's Rinseless drying. Immediately after the Bilt Hamber step, I found the truck's lower half was only sheeting but the Camry was beading like crazy. Even after a full wash, the truck still looked not as good as with the Hybrid Solutions' first rain . The Camry has done many more miles too. It got a topper with HS Wash and Wax and the beading was awesome.
For the truck, I did another HS Ceramic Spray coating on the passenger side and Griot's 3 in 1 Wax (2nd application 24 hrs later) on the driver's side. It'll be interesting to see their comparison, especially since I didn't do a full decon before applying the Griot's.
Thanks so much for the review! I am a proponent of ceramic coatings and wanted to ceramic coat and maintain some work vehicles. This is the only ceramic product I can get through Grainger, which I am limited to purchase from. I was a bit concerned about the statement of "wax" on the bottle, and I was concerned it was more a wax product and less ceramic product. I was concerned about causing problems with the vehicles previously ceramic coated. Thanks again.
Here's my updated video showcasing all their latest products in that range: ruclips.net/video/TeQRJHNvL34/видео.htmlsi=5o1fDj2t3yZawTSP
Been using Maguiers for nearly 20 years, no more. Ive seen Project Farm on YT do a vigorous test of ceramic coatings with about 10 or so brands and Hybrid Solutions came out #1 ! Already got the Ceramic Spray coating now Need to pickup the polish & wax and car wash soap !!
Good move! And Turtle Wax has continued innovating with an even better product recently, which I reviewed here: ruclips.net/video/b5BjDzItlr8/видео.html
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks ! What brand iron remover and Claybar do you recommend ?
You're in luck! I have an annual car detailing products awards video where I show my top picks for each category. Here's the latest edition: ruclips.net/video/ULvGi3dbBrA/видео.html
And I made an interesting video about the different types of clay media here: ruclips.net/video/y4UUHeF4nq8/видео.html
@@PanTheOrganizer amazing ! Thank you 🙏 ! I have a 2013 Lexus ES350 in Starfire Pearl white. From what from what I read it’s triple coated paint. it holds an amazing shine. Looking forward to using these Turtle Wax products!!
You're in luck! I detailed a pearl white Lexus ES in this video: ruclips.net/video/Pa6DWND52Cw/видео.html
hey pan im from Montreal too!!
i only use the was n wax every week and i get an amaaaaazing result!!
Salut Jean-Philippe! Bienvenue sur ma chaîne RUclips!
Pan, you are by far the best detailer and teacher out there. Please keep up the great videos and hard work. Paul
Wow, thanks!
@@PanTheOrganizer You just break it down in layman's terms, so much easier to understand.
Thanks. I like to think that is one of my strengths. As I have degrees in biochemistry and molecular biology, I like to make complex things sound simple so people can understand the different processes and go out there and have all the knowledge and confidence they need to properly detail their vehicles and have fun while doing it. :)
@@PanTheOrganizer I knew that you had a brain, it is very obvious. Without mentioning names, I like that you show detailing and just not trying to kill a product with chemicals. I wonder if some out there ever actually do detailing at all. Thanks, Paul
Used the black spray wax on my "new" 2019 F150 today, and yes, it looks like a mirror, but it never dried to a haze at all
This line is great. I started off with a coat of the Spray Coating, I've been topping it off every week with the Wet Wax during my maintenance washes, and I use the 3-in-1 Detailer to touch it up when it rains or gets dusty throughout the week. My car is parked outside 24/7 and it always looks clean. It's never stopped beading water so I'm actually not sure when I'm supposed to reapply the Spray Coating.
As long as the paint feels slick and the water continues to bead and sheet properly, you can continue maintenance as you are doing with the Ceramic 3-in-1 detailer and you can also use the Ceramic Wet Wax as a drying aid.
Once every 6 months, do a deeper clean with an iron remover, perhaps a claybar if the paint feels contaminated, then polish the surface if needed, and reapply two coats of the Ceramic Spray Coating, 24 hrs between coats.
I also made a more recent updated video of all the Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions products including all their newest releases here: ruclips.net/video/TeQRJHNvL34/видео.html
Thanks for the video! You answered many questions for me. .. but I still have a couple more 😅
- what should you wash your car with BEFORE applying the ‘polish & wax’?
- if it’s a brand new car just drove home from the dealer, should I skip the ‘polish & wax’?
- right after applying the ‘polish & wax’ should you immediately apply the ‘spray coating’?
Thanks. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 860,000 subscribers and we have almost 110 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Here’s how I prepare a brand new car: ruclips.net/video/gohks8xP5NY/видео.html
Thank you Pan! You are awesome ...I needed the details of how which product should be used in what order and this helped a lot! Thank you Sir!
Glad it was helpful! I made an even bigger and more recent version of this video with all the newer products they unveiled afterwards. Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/TeQRJHNvL34/видео.html
@@PanTheOrganizer awesome thank you!
Hi Pan, B&M Auto Detailing Beeton, Ontario love this product my customers are very happy with. I just did two SUV's I did last summer with it and it still looked great almost a year later. Highly recommends.
Thanks for the real world feedback Mike.
Thanks for uploading this great presentation. You did a really great job of explaining all the different turtle wax products, and how to use each one. Turtle wax is the only product I've ever used on my cars, and I've believed it to be the best, or one of the best available. I've never felt let down by the polish results I achieve. I've only recently heard about the ceramic range, and was a bit confused as to what product to use in relevant situations. Your feature here has been fantastic in explaining each product, and it makes it easier for me to choose which turtle wax products are the best combination for me to use. I look forward to purchasing and using this new product range. Thanks for that.
Thanks Alan! I have an updated brand review with many of their latest products here: ruclips.net/video/TeQRJHNvL34/видео.html
Hi Pan. After watching and enjoying many of your videos, I became disorganized. I've made many trips to the auto parts store buying and returning detailing products. My last switch was returning TW HS Ceramic products for TW Seal and Shine after seeing another one of your videos. I think I'm organized now!
Heheh. Don’t become overwhelmed with product selection. Find some and start using them and enjoy the process. There are so many good products out there.
How did you discover my channel by the way?
@@PanTheOrganizer I discovered your channel about a month ago via google when searching for “Turtle Wax” and “ceramic coatings”. I’m wired to study things in detail and have been enjoying the learning process. While studying the many products, I quickly realized I had to learn the methods too (learn “The Art of the Detail”!). Anyway, I’ve decided to use a detailing process that may be considered semi-pro (tires/wheels, foam wash, contact wash, iron, clay, polish, IPA, ceramic coat). Then I went to the store to exchange the TW Seal and Shine for TW Hybrid Solutions Ceramic products (again)! NOW, I am finally organized.
@@PanTheOrganizer I’ve been studying the graphene coatings in detail too. I’ll post some interesting findings for you on one of your other videos.
Really enjoy that product review, really helpful video 👌 I have a couple of the hybrid solutions to try on my next wash and protect 👍👍
Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate it. How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 840,000 subscribers and 105 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Also, I made an updated video with all the Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions products, including their new stuff, here: ruclips.net/video/TeQRJHNvL34/видео.html
Great job as always I'm a huge turtle wax fan since I watched your video on the New seal and shine formula along with the spay wax very good product I will be buying more of the turtle wax product line 👍
Thanks for sharing!
One of the most informative videos I have seen on youtube! Really cleared up my prior confusion about these products and how they work together. Thank you!
Thanks for the positive feedback John!
I have the full line of the Hybrid solutions ceramic coatings and so far they do exactly what they claim to do.
Thanks much for the explanation! The green bottle ceramic spray seems to be a smash hit for them. Really durable application.
Yes. And their brand new Graphene Flex Wax is even better. I reviewed it here: ruclips.net/video/b5BjDzItlr8/видео.html
I used the Hybrid Ceramic Spray Coating today on my black car. It streaked like heck. I tried three different times during the day. After washing my car partially cloud at 65 degrees. Then sunset and in garage. Streaked regardless. I tried the moist towel technique to take out the streaks. It's not easy. I had to really put some elbow grease to the get the streaks out with moist clothe. I applied some on the windshield too. Will have to wait for tomorrow to take it out to see if the windshield looks hazy or has streaks. Anyway, I was pretty winded after buffing out the streaks. Stay tuned.
Updates?
@@gxs8p578 Still streaks. Not as bad though. Still noticeable. I have a new car after an accident and it's a metallic blue and more forgiving than black. What works to take out streaks is going over the car with elbow grease and a moist microfiber cloth. I think the instructions tell you to use that method if there is streaking. Hope this helps.
@@tonycicconephotography great, thanks for the detailed update
Very informative and useful! As a newbie to detailing this helps me very much! New sub!
Thanks for the positive feedback! I appreciate it. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 775,000 subscribers and are getting close to 100 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Here’s a new video I made explaining the entire range of Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions products, as there have been tons of new additions to the lineup: ruclips.net/video/TeQRJHNvL34/видео.html
So I am completely new to car detailing and recently discovered your channel. I saw your “Ultimate car wash starter kit” video and I am slowly building up a shopping list of items to purchase. My question(s) to you good sir, is how often should I do a maintenance wash? How often should I clay or wax my car? How are these timelines affected via seasons (year round sunny weather vs seasonal weather such as snow)? When I do wash/detail my car, what are the Minimum, Recommended, and “Extra” number of products I should be using? You have many videos and I’m not sure which ones may answer these questions. You do not have to answer here if you plan on making a video on this. Thank you!!!
How often you wash your car really depends on you. You have to decide what works best in your schedule and how clean you want your car to always look. I detail my car twice weekly. You should clay and wax your car twice yearly at least (once in the spring and once late in the fall before winter). Of course it depends on which protectant you're going for. Is is a 2 month wax? A 5 month sealant? A one year spray coating? A two year full blown ceramic coating?
Here's a cool tutorial that I did on spring and fall details: ruclips.net/video/YZZ-Piyraas/видео.html
I have over 550 videos on my channel, so you should be able to find pretty much everything you'll need to learn how to clean, enhance and protect pretty much any surface both interior and exterior.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks for the response! I didn’t think to look at the duration of the waxes so I’ll keep those in mind. Cheers!
Hey Pan, great video! I liked how you explained what they do and the order to use. You mentioned the shine and seal product vaguely. Can you kindly advise when to use, and what order with these products you shared?
You mean Seal N Shine? That's a product in the lower tier, more value oriented line called the ICE line, not the Hybrid Solutions line in this video which is their top tier lineup, hence why I didn't really talk about that specific product in this video. Seal N Shine is a traditional paint sealant, that lasts 4-6 months on average. The Ceramic Spray Coating (green label) shown in this video can last twice as long.
If you want to see Seal N Shine in action, see my demo video here: ruclips.net/video/49DtbUBHMpg/видео.htmlsi=-duqbCfpXzZgJ1a1
Also, here's my updated video of the Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions line with their new products here: ruclips.net/video/TeQRJHNvL34/видео.htmlsi=F1swe8DIzF3V3N4p
Incredibly well done. Eloquent, knowledgeable, and personable. Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
Very well explain all the products , thank you Pan !!
You are so welcome! Since this video, they have released many new Hybrid Solutions products, so I made a recent video explaining the entire lineup here: ruclips.net/video/TeQRJHNvL34/видео.html
The ceramic coating is so easy to use, I apply it after every wash.
Terrific video. I’m a big fan of these products...getting excellent results. And they’re a very good value. Thanks Pan!
Thanks for watching Tom!
Nice video. Last week I washed my car and used ice seal and shine. What is the best way to clean my car for the upcoming weeks? Is that to use a turtle wash and wax? Or what can I use as a topper for seal and shine?
Another excellent video Pan, as always very informative. I bought the Turtle Ceramic Hybrid products after seeing Pan at the Scottsdale AZ reveal and the products are excellent. Will definately be buying more, Im now using this Ceramic stuff exclusively.
Thanks for sharing!
Excellent video with clear. concise instructions.
QUESTION: What temperatures to avoid - i.e. how cold is too cold?
I wouldn’t recommend applying protection below 50F. Ideally you want to be near 68F (20C).
Also, I made a new updated video with all the latest Hybrid Solutions products here: ruclips.net/video/TeQRJHNvL34/видео.html
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks for the fast reply. I could not find temp recommendations so your answer is most appreciated! Now a subsciber - keep up the great videos!