Thanks for doing a REAL test. All these detailing channels doing chemical durability testing cool and all, but I have been waiting for some real world durability tests!
Use it after every wash as a drying aid. works great like that. don't use a lot either, 2 sprays will be enough for the hood, then 1 on every other panel.
@@Acc0rd79 Then you haven't used the product properly and your review isn't representing the product properly. Read the instructions on the back and then do a real review.
I've been using Megiuars products for 30+ years. Some I like, some I don't. I tried this product on my '05 Chevy Silverado. I've developed my own procedure & it works very well. Wash the vehicle. Take a small microfiber cloth, soak it with water, wring it out. Spray Meguiars sparingly & wipe down with wet cloth. Rinse well, squeegee off heavy water, wipe down with clean, dry microfiber towel. Works great on windows too. No wipers needed in the rain.
I've used it recently and my car cleans itself because nothing....almost nothing....sticks to it. Large clumps of brake dust don't, bug guts rarely do and after a good rain it looks new like I have wiped the entire car. I think this product was meant to be used each week at least since meguiars recommends using it after a wash.
I wouldn't say it sucks because of the price. But for me, in a very harsh environment (daily driving on congested New Jersey highways) I never got more than 2 weeks out of each application.
The thing is, most spray sealants only last a month or two, even BeadMaker. At the end of the day, put a paste wax on the car and have confidence it will last a few months. The Meguiars is good for price and home owners who have the time to spray their vehicle down once a month.
I always love durability videos like these! I’m out here in Houston Texas and as you know the hot humid weather can really change the durability of a product.
I use this product on my car (which has already been polished/waxed with Auto Glym Super Resin Polish) as a top off product every other wash and it does a fantastic job. While the hot sun is a factor, in between washings will be the biggest factor since some soaps are not pH neutral hence stripping off any protection previously applied. For a spray on product which is sometimes less than $10 it's good but it realistic expectations need to be made when it comes to cheaper products like this.
I doubt it was the "Florida sun" (which is the same sun we have here in Ohio by the way) that took it off the hood....its probably the 8 or 10 car washes in between applications that took it off the horizontal surfaces. I use this on my oxford white GT, but it doesn't get washed, it gets wiped down after a drive with Meguire's Ultimate Wash and Wax and I have no issues like you are having. Again, to recap, its not the sun, its the lack of maintenance and the fact you are washing the product off with traditional car washing....what does people expect for spray on products like this? Too much if you ask me.
I put a hybrid wax with top grade carnauba, beewax and SiO2 which is supposed to hold for 12 months as a base, and then use Sonax Carnauba Spray Wax every second wash to keep some extra protection. Get som insane shine from that aswell as great hydrophobic properties. A friend use Sonax Spray & Seal and its still going strong after 1.5 month, really great beading still.
I applied it 2 months ago followng the first coat instructions to my 2019 Forester Sport and it's still beading like crazy. Car is parked outside in Upstate NY and it's been raining almost everyday and it's still going strong. Got a couple of pictures I wish I could post
Application of Megs HCW varies greatly when it comes to how long it's going to last durability wise... I actually got 3 months out of it and it still had some life left before I decided to reapply it to bring the hydrophobics back up to peak performance. Would love to see how you applied it...
I had the same results, it lasts 3 months at max but the water beading was almost little to nothing so i just reapplied it when i washed my car, for $15 it isn’t that bad. Just wished it would last longer smh
@@johnpolos8796 Not sure how it only lasted a month for him. I could see on the video with his initial application that the hood didn't have no where near the hydrophobics it should have being freshly applied. (Couldve needed more than just a clay... idk) I apply it differently however but as a result I get crazy hydrophobics and beads galore. Of course there are many factors involved so results will vary. 3 months isn't bad for a wet application kind of product especially at the price. ($13.97 @ Walmart) Not really concerned about 6-12 month durability and all that since I'm always topping with drying aids and so forth... (Beadmaker being my favorite with HCW) but even if that wasnt the case reapplication takes 10 min or less and you're good for another 3 months.
There has to be more than meets the eye here. I live in South Jersey. We get the worst of all weather types & I've used the classic Ultimate Spray Wax (Quik Wax?) more times than I can count & got 6 months solid protection every time. 95° 90% humidity to ft of snow w/ months of slush & road salt & everything in between. Never garaged. Gotta keep up w/ it's paired detail spray after each wash & you should get 4-6 months easy.
I used this Meguiars ceramic spray and I had the exact same result. I used it on my girlfriends car as the only coating on the paint and yeah... it lasted like a month or so. Really no better than a standard spray wax and quite frankly, it streaked a bit more than a normal spray wax during application. It’s ok but I won’t be buying it again.
Okay so I dont know if you get request for this item, but I trust you the most. Have you or someone you know tried that f11 from topcoat? If so is it true or do you plan on adding it/review on your channel.
Hi buddy! Good video! But did you done a decon wash before you applied meguiars? I’ve tested the product my self and lasted 3 months trough winter ❄️! But I’ve done a full decontamination! Iron fallout Claybar IPA Then I’ve applied meguiars! With 2 washes as top up!!
I am at two months with some snow and rainy Greats Lake are spring. I just initial application but never added anymore. The beads are huge and collect allot of dirt. But looks great with a perfectly prepped paint before initial application.
Lmao you a savage for the ending haha I got one of my cars ceramic coating but not all of them I like waxing my cars twice a year. Griots poly wax takes a beating like I've never seen it last a year easy
@@Acc0rd79 make it easier on yourself test multiple products at a time. I'll have like 4 different product's on my car at any given time just trying stuff out lol. Mine is definitely put to work lol.
I've been curious how Bertha was prepped prior to applying. I know your other cars get treated better and more frequently so I wonder how that would come into play with longevity. The reason I'm curious is because I've done some painting correction on the hood of my Armada recently but nowhere else, since the hood is the only spot that needed it. Since the hood has been properly prepped, every product I apply to the Armada last much longer on the hood than anywhere else. Same products on the same vehicle but lasts much longer in that one area. Makes me wonder how the Hybrid Ceramic Wax would last on your GTR versus Bertha.
It lasts about a month or so on vehicles kept outside with proper claying, iron remover, buff, polish, sterilization. Not that impressive really. Also add to the fact it has the same instructions as rain x wax for twice the price.
@@justsomeguy1230 spring has finally arrived but now it's raining every day. I'm hoping to get this on one car and the Turtle Wax Seal n Shine on the other in a couple weeks. Neither one stays outside so we will see how they compare.
To me, when I see no more beading or sheeting, I feel the product has worn off and it's time for another coat or another product so there is no protection left.
Water beading doesn't help your paint. Each little bead left to evaporate away from the Sun is like a bunch of tiny magnifying glasses on your paint and then it leaves whatever mineral(s) behind after it has evaporated, sometimes etched into your paint. People just like to look at them and it seems to some that it shows the product is still on the paint. However in the case of this video, the water sheeting was not fast enough to show the product was still there protecting the paint.
I waxed first time a week ago, now its raining and the beads are all over the shining car, very beautiful. I will reapply it in a month ( total 40 days) and see what happens. Can someone say from personal experience what happens in 40 days?
very easy to apply ceramic and you just wait 2 mins at most and then buff it off. Never worry about protection then for another few years if you keep it up.
i think its because how they wanted you to apply it. the longivity probably has everything to do with the first time you ever laid a coat on the paint and how many layers. otherwise spraying it off the 2nd time around sounds way too easy and i thats where the problem lies.
i rewatched the first video, IMO it didn’t look that great after the first application. beads weren’t tight to begin with. it’s oddly more finnicky to apply than it should be. the foundational layer idea is what turns off people. might as well spend time applying a traditional sealant. with that said, I’m seeing already 2 months on my wife’s SUV, but i don’t live in florida and it’s white paint. so yeah results are going to vary a lot.
@@Michaelh76 Yes very good point, my comment was from 10 months ago. Now it's so easy to apply it's a non-issue. I even got the professional M27 and applied it to my wife's SUV and dreaded the process, when I can just stick with a spray sealant or use this HCW and be done in minutes.
CarPro Cquartz is $55 bucks and it takes time and special instructions to put it on. It needs 24-48 of cure time, it can't get wet for 12 to 24 hours which means you have to have multiple cars. I think you expect too much out of $13 bucks.
I have been detailing cars for 30 years, every new product that comes out seems to never live up to the last times being claimed. True ceramic coatings are the exception.
Because unlike Meguiars', Mother's actually recommends to stack. Also, this product was in fact applied twice as suggested on the back of the bottle. I follow the instructions on the back to the letter:) So in fact is is a much lower quality product.
FYI no product will last as long on a horizontal panel on a vehicle that sits outside all the time in the sun and exposed to elements. Even ceramic coatings won't last as long. I've tried all kinds.
What other products? CMX? I doubt they will last that long on panels like trunks, hoods and roofs of vehicles that sit outside all the time and constantly exposed to the elements and not topped up. My vehicles are parked outside all the time in Canadian weather and no matter what, the protection does get stripped away by the elements after a few short months, and they need to get boosted again. This even includes some hard core ceramic coatings. Some last more than others, but the elements do a number on vehicles here.
As you can assume this is the daily beast and with love bug season on us they seamed to come off OK, not with ease like a car with true ceramic but they came off OK.
Great video! I am using their NXT 2.0 liquid wax on my Odyssey and noticed it’s a short lasting product. I love the concept of these products but the upkeep is still there. I have seen ads for Rust Oleum’s Factor 4. They claim 3 years of protection. Wonder if it’s worth trying.
I do not sugest it. It is a basic sealant that is way to expensive. You can get the same results out of something like NuFinish. Not a heavy gloss enhancer
You need to apply it more than twice. If your washing the car, you need to be applying the Product. Considering that after the first application, all you need to apply it after you wash and the car is wet. Apply and rinse off. You're not using the product correctly. So your review is bogus. Use it correctly and then get back to us.
Exellent bro! Almost buy this brand few days ago lucky i did not ill change my mind. do you recommend turtle wax seal and shine or turtle ceramic please help me. Thank you for what you do keep safe.
YES seal and shine far out lasts this product. I was so disappointed with the Meguiars product, they usually are pretty damn good for over the counter!
Synthetic waxes will last me around 5 months, sealants last me closer to 10 months and ceramics are king. I am currently testing Mothers CMX spray and it is holding up like a champ after 2 plus months without any fading!
It's just a wax like any other, if ya get a months protection , that's normal. The only way it would have lasted, you would have to apply a maintenance coat each week.
I followed all directions when applying it if you want to watch the original video of mine. I agree the ultimate wax lasted around 5 months in this Florida sun!
I m using both meguiars on my suburban & cmx on my wife's Honda I find that after a week of sun then some rain the water 💦 just slides of My roof & hood wit ease with the meguiars
Meguiars ultimate quick wax, that stuff in a black bottle, works a lot better than that stuff. I live in Seattle and washed my car with meguiars Gold class car shampoo and still be eating and it’s been over two month since
Hydrosilex is better. 2 applications, 2 weeks apart. Under blazing heat, still beads over 2 weeks. Anyone know if theres a cheaper alternative tho, I wash every 3-4 weeks.
Of course it’s still needs after 2 weeks that’s nothing. Try it after 2-3 months. And wash your car more often once a month is not doing it any favors you’re letting all the grime and chemicals bake on
@@epap1375 workplace is parked outside 90degrees F 70-80 humidity 5x/8hrs a week. If the mothers CMX? Could last 2 month, I'd prefer that tho. $35 Hydrosilex is kinda overpriced.
Thanks for doing a REAL test. All these detailing channels doing chemical durability testing cool and all, but I have been waiting for some real world durability tests!
I love showing my subscribers true results from daily use.
I'd say getting a month of protection from something you simply spray on and wipe off is pretty good
that Mother's CMX is getting month after month of protection without fading, really impressed with that product so far.
Love how straight to the point this was! thanks for this!
I always try my best to help everyone with a fair review.
Use it after every wash as a drying aid. works great like that. don't use a lot either, 2 sprays will be enough for the hood, then 1 on every other panel.
I think if someone doesn't mind applying it once a month then it's a fine product but if you just want to spray it once then it won't last.
@@Acc0rd79 Then you haven't used the product properly and your review isn't representing the product properly. Read the instructions on the back and then do a real review.
This is what we’ve been waiting for! Real world results, real results vs the elements. Thank you 👍😎👊
Always glad to help!
I've been using Megiuars products for 30+ years. Some I like, some I don't. I tried this product on my '05 Chevy Silverado. I've developed my own procedure & it works very well. Wash the vehicle. Take a small microfiber cloth, soak it with water, wring it out. Spray Meguiars sparingly & wipe down with wet cloth. Rinse well, squeegee off heavy water, wipe down with clean, dry microfiber towel. Works great on windows too. No wipers needed in the rain.
Tou mean wipe down with the wet microfber towel..not cloth..right?
@@edubb2491 Yep! Wipe it down with the wet towel first.
Thanks for the long term test , appreciated. More content like this, please. You are the best on this matter.
I've used it recently and my car cleans itself because nothing....almost nothing....sticks to it. Large clumps of brake dust don't, bug guts rarely do and after a good rain it looks new like I have wiped the entire car. I think this product was meant to be used each week at least since meguiars recommends using it after a wash.
I wouldn't say it sucks because of the price. But for me, in a very harsh environment (daily driving on congested New Jersey highways) I never got more than 2 weeks out of each application.
damn 2 weeks, ouch!
3 months in Canada lol.
Yup a hot sun breaks down anything. Plus the dirt from the road breaks it down as well.
I feel we are going to die of heat this summer, already in the 90s in May.....yuck.
The thing is, most spray sealants only last a month or two, even BeadMaker. At the end of the day, put a paste wax on the car and have confidence it will last a few months.
The Meguiars is good for price and home owners who have the time to spray their vehicle down once a month.
I agree, Meguiar's does a great job. Their ultimate paste wax lasted me around 5 full months in this Florida heat!
I always love durability videos like these! I’m out here in Houston Texas and as you know the hot humid weather can really change the durability of a product.
Thanks again 95• the last few days here in Mississippi, definitely gotta find top notch protection to combat this sun and love bugs!!
🙏🏻🚙🚘🧽🧼☀️Great video Chad !! I appreciate the upfront and honest reviews!! Keep up the incredible content!! God bless ya brother!!!☀️🧽🧼🙏🏻🚙🚘
Always doing my best to help everyone!
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I use this product on my car (which has already been polished/waxed with Auto Glym Super Resin Polish) as a top off product every other wash and it does a fantastic job. While the hot sun is a factor, in between washings will be the biggest factor since some soaps are not pH neutral hence stripping off any protection previously applied. For a spray on product which is sometimes less than $10 it's good but it realistic expectations need to be made when it comes to cheaper products like this.
I doubt it was the "Florida sun" (which is the same sun we have here in Ohio by the way) that took it off the hood....its probably the 8 or 10 car washes in between applications that took it off the horizontal surfaces. I use this on my oxford white GT, but it doesn't get washed, it gets wiped down after a drive with Meguire's Ultimate Wash and Wax and I have no issues like you are having. Again, to recap, its not the sun, its the lack of maintenance and the fact you are washing the product off with traditional car washing....what does people expect for spray on products like this? Too much if you ask me.
Actually the Sun isn't the same in Ohio as it is in Florida or are you one of those Flat-Earthers?
I put a hybrid wax with top grade carnauba, beewax and SiO2 which is supposed to hold for 12 months as a base, and then use Sonax Carnauba Spray Wax every second wash to keep some extra protection. Get som insane shine from that aswell as great hydrophobic properties.
A friend use Sonax Spray & Seal and its still going strong after 1.5 month, really great beading still.
I applied it 2 months ago followng the first coat instructions to my 2019 Forester Sport and it's still beading like crazy. Car is parked outside in Upstate NY and it's been raining almost everyday and it's still going strong. Got a couple of pictures I wish I could post
Mine too
Can you do a two month review on the turtle wax ice spray wax?
Application of Megs HCW varies greatly when it comes to how long it's going to last durability wise... I actually got 3 months out of it and it still had some life left before I decided to reapply it to bring the hydrophobics back up to peak performance. Would love to see how you applied it...
there is a link at the end of the video. It has the original application and testing of the product video link.
@@Acc0rd79 Ok thanks! 👍
I had the same results, it lasts 3 months at max but the water beading was almost little to nothing so i just reapplied it when i washed my car, for $15 it isn’t that bad. Just wished it would last longer smh
@@johnpolos8796
Not sure how it only lasted a month for him. I could see on the video with his initial application that the hood didn't have no where near the hydrophobics it should have being freshly applied. (Couldve needed more than just a clay... idk) I apply it differently however but as a result I get crazy hydrophobics and beads galore. Of course there are many factors involved so results will vary. 3 months isn't bad for a wet application kind of product especially at the price. ($13.97 @ Walmart) Not really concerned about 6-12 month durability and all that since I'm always topping with drying aids and so forth... (Beadmaker being my favorite with HCW) but even if that wasnt the case reapplication takes 10 min or less and you're good for another 3 months.
When you reapply it do you need to use anything to strip the previous wax off of the paint?
I used a damp towel put 2 squirt on towel per panel buff to a shine with dry towel. There directions use to much product.
There has to be more than meets the eye here. I live in South Jersey. We get the worst of all weather types & I've used the classic Ultimate Spray Wax (Quik Wax?) more times than I can count & got 6 months solid protection every time. 95° 90% humidity to ft of snow w/ months of slush & road salt & everything in between. Never garaged. Gotta keep up w/ it's paired detail spray after each wash & you should get 4-6 months easy.
I used this Meguiars ceramic spray and I had the exact same result. I used it on my girlfriends car as the only coating on the paint and yeah... it lasted like a month or so. Really no better than a standard spray wax and quite frankly, it streaked a bit more than a normal spray wax during application.
It’s ok but I won’t be buying it again.
Okay so I dont know if you get request for this item, but I trust you the most. Have you or someone you know tried that f11 from topcoat? If so is it true or do you plan on adding it/review on your channel.
Don't buy it, it's literally snake oil. If you want something good get Tac Systems Moonlight and Gyeon wet coat
Hi buddy!
Good video!
But did you done a decon wash before you applied meguiars?
I’ve tested the product my self and lasted 3 months trough winter ❄️!
But I’ve done a full decontamination!
Iron fallout
Claybar
IPA
Then I’ve applied meguiars!
With 2 washes as top up!!
I usually wash my car at least once a month so I can just do a quick touch up application every time I wash and I’ll be good to go
I had same results.. I am now back to using traditional wax. Sad miss leading labeled product
yup, it's true.
When it’s rains...watching those beads form and run off my car is so satisfying
Dope Detailing corona viruses also in
rolling beads
I'm at about 2 months on the hood of my truck here in Fl and it's still holding up.
I am at two months with some snow and rainy Greats Lake are spring. I just initial application but never added anymore.
The beads are huge and collect allot of dirt. But looks great with a perfectly prepped paint before initial application.
The 95F degree heat is upon us and melts wax here so darn fast.
Quick question. Is the Accord 79 significant or just a random choice.
Lmao you a savage for the ending haha I got one of my cars ceramic coating but not all of them I like waxing my cars twice a year. Griots poly wax takes a beating like I've never seen it last a year easy
yah, I made a small test panel so I would know what to compare it to and I did the entire roof since it's so hard to get up there without a ladder.
Collinite is your best friend here in FL. Inexpensive, durable and is arguably one of the best waxes on the market.
I can't wait to try that but I've been doing the most requested first.
@@Acc0rd79 make it easier on yourself test multiple products at a time. I'll have like 4 different product's on my car at any given time just trying stuff out lol. Mine is definitely put to work lol.
Let’s not forget FK1000P.
I've been curious how Bertha was prepped prior to applying. I know your other cars get treated better and more frequently so I wonder how that would come into play with longevity.
The reason I'm curious is because I've done some painting correction on the hood of my Armada recently but nowhere else, since the hood is the only spot that needed it. Since the hood has been properly prepped, every product I apply to the Armada last much longer on the hood than anywhere else. Same products on the same vehicle but lasts much longer in that one area. Makes me wonder how the Hybrid Ceramic Wax would last on your GTR versus Bertha.
It lasts about a month or so on vehicles kept outside with proper claying, iron remover, buff, polish, sterilization. Not that impressive really. Also add to the fact it has the same instructions as rain x wax for twice the price.
@@justsomeguy1230 spring has finally arrived but now it's raining every day. I'm hoping to get this on one car and the Turtle Wax Seal n Shine on the other in a couple weeks. Neither one stays outside so we will see how they compare.
Thanks for the review! Glad to have one done by someone in the Florida area like me. This gives me a good example of what to expect.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Why does water beading matter? How does it help your paint?
To me, when I see no more beading or sheeting, I feel the product has worn off and it's time for another coat or another product so there is no protection left.
It protects the paint from UV rays. Like it broke down the wax it will break down the paint.
Water beading doesn't help your paint. Each little bead left to evaporate away from the Sun is like a bunch of tiny magnifying glasses on your paint and then it leaves whatever mineral(s) behind after it has evaporated, sometimes etched into your paint. People just like to look at them and it seems to some that it shows the product is still on the paint. However in the case of this video, the water sheeting was not fast enough to show the product was still there protecting the paint.
Nice update, and made me laugh at the end 👍✌️🇺🇸
Yah buddy!
I noticed how short it lasts.. a bit disappointed
sad:(
I waxed first time a week ago, now its raining and the beads are all over the shining car, very beautiful. I will reapply it in a month ( total 40 days) and see what happens. Can someone say from personal experience what happens in 40 days?
Shhhh! Don't tell nobody!!! Thx iceman
Yah I'm sure most people never even watched the end, you know how people are:)
I literally LOL'd after reading your comment and actually watching to the very end.
Lololol that ending
Shh secret ending!!!!
Acc0rd79 is it easy to apply and buff ?
very easy to apply ceramic and you just wait 2 mins at most and then buff it off. Never worry about protection then for another few years if you keep it up.
Acc0rd79 ok Thanks
But how about buffing ?
I did once, and it's a cancer to buff, it was sticky like liquid glue..
i think its because how they wanted you to apply it. the longivity probably has everything to do with the first time you ever laid a coat on the paint and how many layers. otherwise spraying it off the 2nd time around sounds way too easy and i thats where the problem lies.
it had 2 layers on first application and then a second after a month and change where it was already fading.
THIS was a realistic review. The beading looked nothing like the other reviews. Should have gone with Cquartz for $60
60??
i rewatched the first video, IMO it didn’t look that great after the first application. beads weren’t tight to begin with. it’s oddly more finnicky to apply than it should be. the foundational layer idea is what turns off people. might as well spend time applying a traditional sealant. with that said, I’m seeing already 2 months on my wife’s SUV, but i don’t live in florida and it’s white paint. so yeah results are going to vary a lot.
@@Michaelh76 Yes very good point, my comment was from 10 months ago. Now it's so easy to apply it's a non-issue. I even got the professional M27 and applied it to my wife's SUV and dreaded the process, when I can just stick with a spray sealant or use this HCW and be done in minutes.
CarPro Cquartz is $55 bucks and it takes time and special instructions to put it on. It needs 24-48 of cure time, it can't get wet for 12 to 24 hours which means you have to have multiple cars. I think you expect too much out of $13 bucks.
I would rather pay 55 bucks and get years of coverage vs 13 and 1 month:) I hope you can do the math and understand where I am coming from.
Have you tried an acid shampoo? Probably there is a lot of limestone on the car that stops the water repellency
Why don’t you explain to us how you installed it because I would bet that you didn’t do it properly should definitely last more than two months
why don't you go watch the original review and you will see:)
I have been detailing cars for 30 years, every new product that comes out seems to never live up to the last times being claimed. True ceramic coatings are the exception.
Very true, I would say from my humble opinion that you get what you pay for.
I discovered that it does not like bumpers. The water beating goes away after 2 weeks but the rest of the car is fine months later
That's good.
Wow, this was really helpful to see! thanks
Thanks almost bought this one
Glad to help, if you don't mind re applying it every month then it will work.
The van is looking great!
Yah we gotta give the big girl some love too.
Acc0rd79 And the van as well!
Is that rob dyrdek
not sure if you'll read the comments since it's been a while since you posted this video but, try a dry application. that should have better results.
You applied 4 layers of CMX. How fair is this review compared to CMX? Not so much.
Because unlike Meguiars', Mother's actually recommends to stack. Also, this product was in fact applied twice as suggested on the back of the bottle. I follow the instructions on the back to the letter:) So in fact is is a much lower quality product.
What about dust test ??
FYI no product will last as long on a horizontal panel on a vehicle that sits outside all the time in the sun and exposed to elements. Even ceramic coatings won't last as long. I've tried all kinds.
I have found that the new cool Si02 products are lasting very good longevity wise on my Type R's hood if you got a chance to see that update video.
What other products? CMX?
I doubt they will last that long on panels like trunks, hoods and roofs of vehicles that sit outside all the time and constantly exposed to the elements and not topped up.
My vehicles are parked outside all the time in Canadian weather and no matter what, the protection does get stripped away by the elements after a few short months, and they need to get boosted again.
This even includes some hard core ceramic coatings.
Some last more than others, but the elements do a number on vehicles here.
Good honest review
I always do my best for my subs!
How effective is it against bugs and light debris hitting the front of the vehicle?
As you can assume this is the daily beast and with love bug season on us they seamed to come off OK, not with ease like a car with true ceramic but they came off OK.
Can I use this on painted wheels and on windshield?
Are you Rob Dyrdrek?
How dirty was the top. A little bs to me.
Great video! I am using their NXT 2.0 liquid wax on my Odyssey and noticed it’s a short lasting product. I love the concept of these products but the upkeep is still there. I have seen ads for Rust Oleum’s Factor 4. They claim 3 years of protection. Wonder if it’s worth trying.
I do not sugest it. It is a basic sealant that is way to expensive. You can get the same results out of something like NuFinish. Not a heavy gloss enhancer
I think you forgot it to maintained it with ceramic detaller😂...last 2 month you didnt do anything for the car...its not fair enough bro
that carpro plug at the end lol if you really want good products gotta hit up carpro
Meguiar's Ceramic Spray Wax 2 or Meguiar's nxt ? would that be better still want to try both out
NXT far outlasts this product.
Thanks for the review and I like your Ricky Martin t-shirt.
That's Iceman (Val Kilmer) but hey, if you think it's Ricky:)
Just joking with ya pal 😀
You should try torque mirror shine I’ll be getting it...
You need to apply it more than twice. If your washing the car, you need to be applying the Product. Considering that after the first application, all you need to apply it after you wash and the car is wet. Apply and rinse off. You're not using the product correctly. So your review is bogus. Use it correctly and then get back to us.
Thank you boss I was going to buy the products but not anymore
I’d say you should spray this stuff after each wash
Probably what meguiars wants, more $$$$$ :) But I honestly want something I spray on every few months.
John wick takes over at 2.18 -2.48 mins
Exellent bro! Almost buy this brand few days ago lucky i did not ill change my mind. do you recommend turtle wax seal and shine or turtle ceramic please help me. Thank you for what you do keep safe.
YES seal and shine far out lasts this product. I was so disappointed with the Meguiars product, they usually are pretty damn good for over the counter!
@@Acc0rd79 thank you so much...
Beating on that car with that firehose! Lol.
I like to beat on big girls with a fire hose:)
@@Acc0rd79 lol
Kewl
:)
Your lucky you can go months without washing, love bugs destroy mine weekly so I apply a few sprays before drying.
What?? I live in Florida, home of the love bugs.
Appricate all the information. Florida sun kills alot. What product works for you?
Synthetic waxes will last me around 5 months, sealants last me closer to 10 months and ceramics are king. I am currently testing Mothers CMX spray and it is holding up like a champ after 2 plus months without any fading!
@@Acc0rd79 thank you so much. I cant wait. I was gnna look at that cmx. Cant wait to see that video. I really appricate the responce.
@@Acc0rd79 will the Florida sun melt the syn wax as well..i know carbnua wax will melt? Ty
It's just a wax like any other, if ya get a months protection , that's normal. The only way it would have lasted, you would have to apply a maintenance coat each week.
I would blow through that bottle so damn fast at that rate:) I'd rather just wax it once and it last months.
Weird, my application survived 3 months of the Canadian winter just fine...topped it up last weekend.
Did you get it in Canada or had to order from the states? I can't find it anywhere. Ugh.
Canadian:) We have been in the 90's for a few weeks now, wax doesn't last very good in heat.
My money's on the popular Turtle Wax Ice sealant
Nice job chad.
Thank you!
Thanks for the video, I’m gonna finish my bottle of Maguire and going to be a bottle of the CMX to try.
Now that is a good decision and you won't be disappointed.
Its very hard to apply correctly. I would reccommend meguirs ultimate liquid wax. The blue liquid isnt worth it
I followed all directions when applying it if you want to watch the original video of mine. I agree the ultimate wax lasted around 5 months in this Florida sun!
Try geyon wet coat
You tried hydro 2
That electron blue prelude tho
Cmx for the win 🙌🏻
Can you try CERAMIC SHIELD see if it’s worth the money
I'll look into it. I just got done testing out Chemical Guys new Ceramic spray which will be out in next Saturday's video.
So your saying mothers cmx is better than the meguiars?
FAR better.
I m using both meguiars on my suburban & cmx on my wife's Honda I find that after a week of sun then some rain the water 💦 just slides of My roof & hood wit ease with the meguiars
2months... pretty good for 13bucks id say...
or pay the same money for a paste wax and last for months:) It's up to the user in the end.
Meguiars ultimate quick wax, that stuff in a black bottle, works a lot better than that stuff. I live in Seattle and washed my car with meguiars Gold class car shampoo and still be eating and it’s been over two month since
I was just in Seattle last week for my Norwegian Joy cruise;) Yah Meguiar's ultimate wax is far better.
Damn , thx 🤘🏻
Anytime!
Sonax BSD would last way longer than that Hybrid Ceramic Wax.
Mother cmx is way better then this
yes sir.
But more difficult to apply
I used this stuff and was very unhappy with it. It streaked everywhere.
If it streaks..spary some on your towel only and rub over the streaks..
Thanks Chad!
Not a problem buddy, hope your girl got the box:)
I want a spray nozzle like that!
Just because it's not beading doesn't mean the product is gone. This concept clearly escapes you.
like the wax escaped my hood? LOL OK buddy.
Can this be used on a blue metallic BMW?
No, it does not work on BMW's.
@@dimitristripakis7364 😂
Hydrosilex is better. 2 applications, 2 weeks apart. Under blazing heat, still beads over 2 weeks. Anyone know if theres a cheaper alternative tho, I wash every 3-4 weeks.
Of course it’s still needs after 2 weeks that’s nothing. Try it after 2-3 months. And wash your car more often once a month is not doing it any favors you’re letting all the grime and chemicals bake on
@@epap1375 2 months, rain still flying off.
justin94block wow might have to try it out. Do you daily drive the car and/or park it outside?
@@epap1375 workplace is parked outside 90degrees F 70-80 humidity 5x/8hrs a week. If the mothers CMX? Could last 2 month, I'd prefer that tho. $35 Hydrosilex is kinda overpriced.