Thanks for the review. Was surprised to see Autoglym come near the end but haven't tried the other products. Have recently bought Stjarnagloss Glatt but that would probably go into a different category of spray and rinse sealants.
Gyeon Cancoat is as easy to apply as a spray sealant and wins hands down on all the products you tested. A light ceramic shootout would make a good video.
Literally the best spray on coating you can get as of this moment, outperforms every other brand except it's a little expensive compared to other spray coatings.
@@hoornlazaani6406 Have you tried Yum Foam+? I don't use Gyeon Wetcoat since I discovered Foam+. I agree that Wetcoat is very very good, but Foam + edges it.
You really put some effort in to this. Twenty five hits of apc ! Can't believe you only timed the water behaviour to only a hundredth of a second and not a thousandth 😆. Get yourself a gloss meter and there'll be no stopping you. Well done.
Nice roundup. Since beading isn't a super useful attribute unless you're blow drying, I'd give the nod to the Flex Wax. Who knew you could dry the car with the hose.
As a real world pro full-time and very busy MOBILE detailer speed/ease of application is more important to me than the cost. I would STRONGLY recommend Gteqnic CS3. A few sprits on a microfiber and do a whole panel. It applies so easily and flashes quickly (you can get away without even buffing sometimes!). It leaves a high gloss and amazing beading. The 6 months durability claims are a bit wild but I just use it as a finishing (takes about 3 minutes to do a large car) QD with longer durability than a basic QD. PLUS.... you can use it on glass, plastics etc. Gets my vote
Best quality is most important. Anything less is less for your customers. And that's losing business. Very simple. Give me the best and it will look that way. What people are paying for. Or give them the cheaper option as well.
Great test I have done some test myself on couple of these myself. I have gtechnic coatings on my car I done myself. For me like u picked up and others said gtechnic is best great slickness but also so easy to use no smearing and good in hot conditions like we got at moment it funny because I did one of are cars yesterday after washing I do use autoglym to as it so easy to get and is on offer at places so is quite bit cheaper and I do use this on a wet car as a drying aid at times to. But I totally agree I tried again autoglym yesterday and had to stop our can’t cope with hot conditions and will smear were the gtechnic no issue it does say on the autoglym bottle don’t use above 25 degrees u can use a wet damp cloth to get round this in summer so your test what I tried I totally agree with u gtechnic no 1. Be great to see a ceramic liquid paste wax test soon I been doing some tests with them to
I have seen someone try it both ways and the snow cannon way was better.. For winter once a month application can't be beat very similar to polar seal.
@@TheDetailingSpace Trigger spray: Add 30ml to trigger bottle and top up to 1 litre with (preferably demineralised/deionised) water. Shake well. Trigger apply liberally, panel by panel, then thoroughly rinse with pressure washer or hose. Dry with microfibre towel or air blower
@@LSD04I came here to say the same thing. It definitely needs a pressure washer to spread and aid adhesion. The instructions are clear on this. It is interesting that it works at all as a spray and wipe.
Surprised Beadmaker didn’t finish last. It’s absolutely not worth even the slightest effort. I find most P&S products to be watered-down and ineffective. I’ve not tried any of the Stjarnagloss products but now I’m curious.
@@MartinBennett-rs6thrasherperformance is good but user experience is not the best especially on dark colours . A smeary mess & there’s so many better options on the market than this mediocre product
I have worked as a valeter at main dealerships, so experienced everything from service washes, to deep cleans on trade ins ready to be resold on the pitch, up to brand new showroom cars which obviously have to be perfect. I also detail my own car regularly. I'm not sure the criticism beadmaker gets is justified. I have tried over a dozen detail sprays, and settled on a mixture of beadmaker and dreamaker as my detailing topper, which I use every wash. They are so cheap, I can afford to use it after every wash (usually weekly). Beadmaker gives such a slick feeling to the finish, and great hydrophobicity, and with a splash of dreamaker added in, the gloss is improved over beadmaker alone. It is so easy to apply, spreads thinly and easily, requires almost no buffing, never smears, and I genuinely can not fault it. It smells beautiful too ! Yes it doesn't last long, but if I want a longer lasting protection (over winter for example), I'll use Soft99 Fusso Coat. In the summer, when I am washing my car weekly, beadmaker.dreamaker combo is quick, easy, and looks great until the next wash. Buying it in 5 litre containers, works out cheaper than anything else. I do think beadmaker needs to be 'built up' over a few applications. I thought it was good on first application but it didn't blow me away. After using it directly after drying my car, on every weekly wash, for a few weeks, it is much slicker, and beads much better. It is obviously not a thick durable product, and judging it after one application doesn't really show what it is capable of. BH products are fantastic value and performance too, and I swear by auto wheel, auto foam, and surfex hd.
I find none of these water based spray sealants live up to their hypes of durability. Ive tried lots and you would be lucky to get more than 2 months on a daily driver in the real world. I have a customer that has a few hire vans and i wash them once a week so they are ideal for testing different products. The lower edges of the vans usually fail within a couple of weeks where they have been battered with spray from the road. Next to go is usually the leading edge of the bonnet and the rear doors within 3/4 weeks. The higher side panels are more resistant to failure and can last anywhere between 4-8 weeks depending on the product. My favourite spray on sealants have been DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss and 3D GLW Ceramic Detailer. They both put up the best durability on the hire vans and both smell amazing, especially the 3D, which is very important to me as im the one using them day in day out and a nice fragranced product can enhance your mood and makes the process pleasant.
Really like your product testing reviews , I do use the hybrid solutions turtle wax flex wax , really good product just needs to be buffed off with a damp towel to eliminate streaking!
I know that i will repeat,but what a job! Everything is listed,incredible and very complete test.
Thank you 👍
Brilliant video Mat,it good to see Auto Glym was in the line as as well as the other ones.
Thanks.... I'm trying to make these a mix of high street products as well as the boutique brands
Great interesting video, really like that you show the details on the screen as well.
Thank you
Thanks for the review. Was surprised to see Autoglym come near the end but haven't tried the other products. Have recently bought Stjarnagloss Glatt but that would probably go into a different category of spray and rinse sealants.
Gyeon Cancoat is as easy to apply as a spray sealant and wins hands down on all the products you tested. A light ceramic shootout would make a good video.
Thanks for the idea 👍
Literally the best spray on coating you can get as of this moment, outperforms every other brand except it's a little expensive compared to other spray coatings.
@@hoornlazaani6406 Have you tried Yum Foam+? I don't use Gyeon Wetcoat since I discovered Foam+. I agree that Wetcoat is very very good, but Foam + edges it.
You really put some effort in to this. Twenty five hits of apc !
Can't believe you only timed the water behaviour to only a hundredth of a second and not a thousandth 😆. Get yourself a gloss meter and there'll be no stopping you. Well done.
🤣 Haha, cheers.... But yeah, I definitely need a gloss meter
Nice roundup. Since beading isn't a super useful attribute unless you're blow drying, I'd give the nod to the Flex Wax. Who knew you could dry the car with the hose.
Another great test Mat. Loving the product shootouts! 👌
Thank you 👍
As a real world pro full-time and very busy MOBILE detailer speed/ease of application is more important to me than the cost. I would STRONGLY recommend Gteqnic CS3. A few sprits on a microfiber and do a whole panel. It applies so easily and flashes quickly (you can get away without even buffing sometimes!). It leaves a high gloss and amazing beading. The 6 months durability claims are a bit wild but I just use it as a finishing (takes about 3 minutes to do a large car) QD with longer durability than a basic QD. PLUS.... you can use it on glass, plastics etc. Gets my vote
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Cannot find any Gtechniq CS3. Are you sure?
Its amazing stuff !!
I think you’re trying to mention Gtechnic c2v3 ceramic sealant?
Best quality is most important. Anything less is less for your customers. And that's losing business. Very simple. Give me the best and it will look that way. What people are paying for. Or give them the cheaper option as well.
Im using titan coatings ultra at the moment its on the expensive side but a little goes a long way and the slickness it gives is amazing
Great test I have done some test myself on couple of these myself. I have gtechnic coatings on my car I done myself. For me like u picked up and others said gtechnic is best great slickness but also so easy to use no smearing and good in hot conditions like we got at moment it funny because I did one of are cars yesterday after washing I do use autoglym to as it so easy to get and is on offer at places so is quite bit cheaper and I do use this on a wet car as a drying aid at times to. But I totally agree I tried again autoglym yesterday and had to stop our can’t cope with hot conditions and will smear were the gtechnic no issue it does say on the autoglym bottle don’t use above 25 degrees u can use a wet damp cloth to get round this in summer so your test what I tried I totally agree with u gtechnic no 1. Be great to see a ceramic liquid paste wax test soon I been doing some tests with them to
That's nice to hear that you've had the same/similar results and experience.... Hopefully that kinda shows these tests were done properly and fairly
@@TheDetailingSpace yes it was a very fair test
Flexwax can be applied 3 different ways,hence the name flex wax it's great as a drying aid
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Hi mate you want to try mirch bead king far superior over gtechniq please please get some from Australia
Bilt Hamber is not supposed to be worked in like a detailer ??
It is a spray on rinse off product, which would have drastically changed its results 🤔
But the bottle says you can use it like this
I have seen someone try it both ways and the snow cannon way was better.. For winter once a month application can't be beat very similar to polar seal.
@@TheDetailingSpace Trigger spray:
Add 30ml to trigger bottle and top up to 1 litre with
(preferably demineralised/deionised) water. Shake
well. Trigger apply liberally, panel by panel, then
thoroughly rinse with pressure washer or hose. Dry
with microfibre towel or air blower
@@LSD04I came here to say the same thing. It definitely needs a pressure washer to spread and aid adhesion. The instructions are clear on this. It is interesting that it works at all as a spray and wipe.
Nice one- thanks.
Brilliant review
Thank you 👍
Which is better between Gtechinq c2v3 or bola P17?
Honestly, I've never compared them side by side and has been a while since I used Bola
Surprised Beadmaker didn’t finish last. It’s absolutely not worth even the slightest effort. I find most P&S products to be watered-down and ineffective. I’ve not tried any of the Stjarnagloss products but now I’m curious.
I agree about P&S. Ive only tried a few of their line but each one has left me underwhelmed.
How can you not like the slickness and gloss from beadmaker?
Autoglym ceramic spray sealant is a smeary mess & definitely one to avoid . User experience is shocking bad
As shown in the results, actually a very good product. Despite the name it's best applied with a micro fibre. Easy to over apply when sprayed.
@@MartinBennett-rs6thrasherperformance is good but user experience is not the best especially on dark colours . A smeary mess & there’s so many better options on the market than this mediocre product
I have worked as a valeter at main dealerships, so experienced everything from service washes, to deep cleans on trade ins ready to be resold on the pitch, up to brand new showroom cars which obviously have to be perfect.
I also detail my own car regularly.
I'm not sure the criticism beadmaker gets is justified. I have tried over a dozen detail sprays, and settled on a mixture of beadmaker and dreamaker as my detailing topper, which I use every wash.
They are so cheap, I can afford to use it after every wash (usually weekly). Beadmaker gives such a slick feeling to the finish, and great hydrophobicity, and with a splash of dreamaker added in, the gloss is improved over beadmaker alone. It is so easy to apply, spreads thinly and easily, requires almost no buffing, never smears, and I genuinely can not fault it.
It smells beautiful too !
Yes it doesn't last long, but if I want a longer lasting protection (over winter for example), I'll use Soft99 Fusso Coat.
In the summer, when I am washing my car weekly, beadmaker.dreamaker combo is quick, easy, and looks great until the next wash. Buying it in 5 litre containers, works out cheaper than anything else.
I do think beadmaker needs to be 'built up' over a few applications. I thought it was good on first application but it didn't blow me away. After using it directly after drying my car, on every weekly wash, for a few weeks, it is much slicker, and beads much better. It is obviously not a thick durable product, and judging it after one application doesn't really show what it is capable of.
BH products are fantastic value and performance too, and I swear by auto wheel, auto foam, and surfex hd.
Griot's garage 3 in 1 wax missing..
Thought my accent would have given it away, I'm in the UK. We don't get Griot's over here
I find none of these water based spray sealants live up to their hypes of durability. Ive tried lots and you would be lucky to get more than 2 months on a daily driver in the real world. I have a customer that has a few hire vans and i wash them once a week so they are ideal for testing different products. The lower edges of the vans usually fail within a couple of weeks where they have been battered with spray from the road. Next to go is usually the leading edge of the bonnet and the rear doors within 3/4 weeks. The higher side panels are more resistant to failure and can last anywhere between 4-8 weeks depending on the product. My favourite spray on sealants have been DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss and 3D GLW Ceramic Detailer. They both put up the best durability on the hire vans and both smell amazing, especially the 3D, which is very important to me as im the one using them day in day out and a nice fragranced product can enhance your mood and makes the process pleasant.
No Gyeon wet coat ? Or wasn’t this sent for free
Honestly, I'm just limiting these shootouts to 9 products, and I just happened to have these in the garage. (along with a few others I left out)
Yeah it would have been great to see some more popular ones like meguiars rapid ceramic spray or Gyeon wet coat
Really like your product testing reviews , I do use the hybrid solutions turtle wax flex wax , really good product just needs to be buffed off with a damp towel to eliminate streaking!
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