The TW ceramic spray and TW graphene flex wax are on a way higher level than those and last way longer and more intense shine. I ordered the new paste from the TW headquarters that has 10 different waxes in a special blend . It was $25 but well worth it. I used them on my 98 Trans Am and mom's 98 Caddy and paint on both look like new.
Have you ever gotten a random single small pimple looking like on the paint as you apply any one of those? Is as if the paint compresses and builds a very small pimple, and gives the impression that if you ise your nail or try somehow to get it out, the paint will come out.
Buenas Noches,recomendarias aplicar TW ceramic wet wax spray en autos que tienen pintura en buen estado pero les falta pulir?? o considerarias mejor usar el TW carnauba express shine o el TW Wax & Dry?? Saludos de Monterrey Mexico
seal and shine is the best hands down!!! its a sealant the others are waxes...seal and shine is a little streaky but last a loooong time about 3 to 6 months
Yes. And if you use it as a drying aide, even just on every second wash will last over 6 months. 12 Months if your car is garaged. It is a fantastic product, and great value for money. 👍
Man...I use Seal&Shine as my go-to for basic polish and wax for my clients. Use the ICE Spray Wax as a topper - just killer...glossy, slick, hydrophobic, durable. And oh...very economical. Wax&Dry is a terrific bang-bang drying aid that puts down a terrific shine and decent and durability. The grippiness of the green label Carnuba may be due to the fact that it is a "cleaner" wax... Shine on you crazy diamonds!
@J Chappy 808 yes. In perfect circumstances I like to let the Seal&Shine [or anything for that matter] set-up/cure a bit before topping. If that's not possible I don't think it'll hurt to top right away... For $25 for the 2 of those products, I'd be hard pressed to think of a better durability-shine combo! Not to mention how little you need to use too! - very economical!
The streakiness can be attributed to overspray/over application. A little goes a very long way. I find just spraying Seal&Shine onto a square microfiber applicator then applying to the paint in a cross-hatch, eliminates any streaking or keeps it to a minimum. For me, including the TW Ceramic spray and FLEX Graphene spray I use a well wrung-out damp microfiber to remove followed with a quick fluff-buff and never have streaking issues. Most of the time that stuff will level out anyways...
I know this is 1yr old, i feel the 2nd spray felt 'slicker' is because you sprayed the clothe and the car the only time. Were as the 1nd spray, you just sprayed the clothe, did the panel, THEN splayed the panel. Maybe?
Meguiar's Quik Detailer, in either version (Ultimate or basic), works MUCH BETTER than any spray wax. I hand wax my car and then go over it with QD to buff it out to a brilliant shine. I use it after every wash thereafter till my next waxing to clarify & remove water swirls on the body, glass, and wheels. It's awesome
So um... You just gonna buff all the products away with the same towel?? Im sure its some residue on the towl you carrying over to the next product when you buff the next one away
She ask him are you buffing with same cloth,11:16 , he said yeah. The blue one. Start all over. I still want to try #2 and #3. And please use a hose for the test next time. Thanks for the test i did learn something.
WOW, what a piece of garbage, right?? 😂 calm down, dude... don't be a Karen. The dude just spent his own money and time trying to help people out. Then there's people like you.
Lol. You know scratches are inevitable right? There’s no way that unless compound polished just before you look at a car it’s not going to have some scratches on it.
I search a long tasting, easy application, shiny wax, what would you recommend for me? I am a hobby detailer. Gyeon wax q2 or meguiars ultimate quick wax or turtle wax graphene spray wax or what other?thanks ❤❤
Long lasting & easy application don’t go in the same sentence lol. But the best all around in my opinion is the Turtle Wax Spray Wax, the one with an orange car on the label, that bottle will provide high gloss, good protection & will last many months in general. For a easy application but with high gloss I recommend P&S Beadmaker, or Turtle Wax’s Wax & Dry
The TW ceramic spray and TW graphene flex wax are on a way higher level than those and last way longer and more intense shine. I ordered the new paste from the TW headquarters that has 10 different waxes in a special blend . It was $25 but well worth it. I used them on my 98 Trans Am and mom's 98 Caddy and paint on both look like new.
The TW ceramic spray and TW graphene flex wax are on a way higher level than those and last way longer and more intense shine. I ordered the new paste from the TW headquarters that has 10 different waxes in a special blend . It was $25 but well worth it. I used them on my 98 Trans Am and mom's 98 Caddy and paint on both look like new.
Have you ever gotten a random single small pimple looking like on the paint as you apply any one of those? Is as if the paint compresses and builds a very small pimple, and gives the impression that if you ise your nail or try somehow to get it out, the paint will come out.
Buenas Noches,recomendarias aplicar TW ceramic wet wax spray en autos que tienen pintura en buen estado pero les falta pulir?? o considerarias mejor usar el TW carnauba express shine o el TW Wax & Dry?? Saludos de Monterrey Mexico
Love the crows 😊
Love that Elantra. Keep it clean 😎
Mothers Spray Wax is always the best bang for the buck.
seal and shine is the best hands down!!! its a sealant the others are waxes...seal and shine is a little streaky but last a loooong time about 3 to 6 months
Yes. And if you use it as a drying aide, even just on every second wash will last over 6 months. 12 Months if your car is garaged. It is a fantastic product, and great value for money. 👍
Man...I use Seal&Shine as my go-to for basic polish and wax for my clients. Use the ICE Spray Wax as a topper - just killer...glossy, slick, hydrophobic, durable. And oh...very economical. Wax&Dry is a terrific bang-bang drying aid that puts down a terrific shine and decent and durability. The grippiness of the green label Carnuba may be due to the fact that it is a "cleaner" wax...
Shine on you crazy diamonds!
@@audieconrad8995 You use the ICE spray wax as the last step after you apply Seal and Shine?
@J Chappy 808 yes. In perfect circumstances I like to let the Seal&Shine [or anything for that matter] set-up/cure a bit before topping. If that's not possible I don't think it'll hurt to top right away...
For $25 for the 2 of those products, I'd be hard pressed to think of a better durability-shine combo! Not to mention how little you need to use too! - very economical!
The streakiness can be attributed to overspray/over application. A little goes a very long way. I find just spraying Seal&Shine onto a square microfiber applicator then applying to the paint in a cross-hatch, eliminates any streaking or keeps it to a minimum.
For me, including the TW Ceramic spray and FLEX
Graphene spray I use a well wrung-out damp microfiber to remove followed with a quick fluff-buff and never have streaking issues. Most of the time that stuff will level out anyways...
I know this is 1yr old, i feel the 2nd spray felt 'slicker' is because you sprayed the clothe and the car the only time. Were as the 1nd spray, you just sprayed the clothe, did the panel, THEN splayed the panel. Maybe?
Meguiar's Quik Detailer, in either version (Ultimate or basic), works MUCH BETTER than any spray wax. I hand wax my car and then go over it with QD to buff it out to a brilliant shine. I use it after every wash thereafter till my next waxing to clarify & remove water swirls on the body, glass, and wheels. It's awesome
have u tried Meguiar's ultimate quik wax?
So um... You just gonna buff all the products away with the same towel?? Im sure its some residue on the towl you carrying over to the next product when you buff the next one away
Nope I used different dedicated towels on each panel to prevent cross contamination
She ask him are you buffing with same cloth,11:16 , he said yeah. The blue one. Start all over. I still want to try #2 and #3. And please use a hose for the test next time. Thanks for the test i did learn something.
I might speed up. That crow is waiting. You know that pain, when you must go, and toilet is occupied.
Thank you so much!!
Some detailer leaving the tags on the towels causes scratches wow!!!
WOW, what a piece of garbage, right?? 😂 calm down, dude... don't be a Karen. The dude just spent his own money and time trying to help people out. Then there's people like you.
Lol. You know scratches are inevitable right? There’s no way that unless compound polished just before you look at a car it’s not going to have some scratches on it.
I search a long tasting, easy application, shiny wax, what would you recommend for me? I am a hobby detailer. Gyeon wax q2 or meguiars ultimate quick wax or turtle wax graphene spray wax or what other?thanks ❤❤
Long lasting & easy application don’t go in the same sentence lol. But the best all around in my opinion is the Turtle Wax Spray Wax, the one with an orange car on the label, that bottle will provide high gloss, good protection & will last many months in general. For a easy application but with high gloss I recommend P&S Beadmaker, or Turtle Wax’s Wax & Dry
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Seafoam bug and tar is the best
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Can you use all of these in direct sunlight?
It’s wise not too. The heat on the panels can breakdown asap the chemical properties
Showtime is a detailer not a wax.
If I was going to grade you I will give you a F because you didn't take the tag off the second rag it would scratched the car.
It’s my car . I was intentionally a bit careless/lacy
You spray too much product 🤦🤦
To each their own!!
He uses tooo much products ...totaly overspray
I did. I’m learning
The TW ceramic spray and TW graphene flex wax are on a way higher level than those and last way longer and more intense shine. I ordered the new paste from the TW headquarters that has 10 different waxes in a special blend . It was $25 but well worth it. I used them on my 98 Trans Am and mom's 98 Caddy and paint on both look like new.
Excellent I’ll include those in my 2023 edition