Turtle wax hybrid solutions ceramic acrylic black spray wax coat #2
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- Опубликовано: 25 окт 2021
- Join me as I apply the Turtle wax hybrid solutions ceramic acrylic black polish and spray wax to my wife’s Hyundai Tucson can we make this ageing vehicle shine
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Beautiful. Love that black mirror look when it’s achieved. Great job with the damp cloth as well! 🤜🏼🤛🏼
Thanks Tim. So this was completed in April/May of this year and now in almost November, no matter how dirty it gets, I just wash, dry s as of too with colour crush and it’s like the work was just done. The car is garage kept but it’s also my wife’s daily driver.
Great tip with the damp cloth!
Oh did I forget to mention, “damp cloth” lol 😂 It definitely turns a potentially frustrating task, in to a pleasant one.
I have watched your 1st video and than this one. The result on your car is superb im happy seeing it as you did. Definitely gonna buy this one.
Awsome video sir👍
Thank you very much. I’m glad you liked the vid. You will definitely love this product, good luck 👍🏾
Your car looks terrific man! I have used both the black and regular Hybrid Ceramics from TW extensively. I totally agree with how you use the product which btw is how the DIRECTIONS recommend. The 3 layers [polish followed by 2 apps of the spray] is a killer system. And, as recommended - 24 hour cure times, as for the damp cloth removal - I use that method for TW's Seal & Shine, Hybrid Ceramics and even the FLEX Graphene Spray. Use the damp micro-cloth for initial removal followed with an aggressive buff with the favorite fluffy and guaranteed excellent satisfying results EVERY time. Love your enthusiasm man - keep up the good work! Shine on you crazy diamonds!
Hahahah, thanks so much Audie, that reply was awesome. I gave the car a maintenance wash last weekend and the “gloss sauce” is still there almost a year later. Love this product.
Yeah this product is amazing. Used it on my black Mustang GT a couple days ago, and with only one coat the results were amazing. I'll do a couple more coats I think. Good tip with the damp cloth! 😎👍🏼
Glad you’re also enjoying this product Merv. I’ll be going over the Tucson again in the spring time for a nice refresh👊🏾
@@desiretodetail7591 Nice! How often do you apply the coat? Every 6 months?
Well, the Tucson has only had it done once so far, I’d say it only needs to be done once a year IF, it’s applied with the proper curing times between coats and regular maintenance washes are done once every two weeks.
@@desiretodetail7591 Awesome! Thanks for the advice 👍🏼
Any time man. Thanks for the support. 👊🏾
Are you using the damp cloth to apply the product or a dry cloth to apply and follow up with the camp cloth? Thanks
Hi John, I use a dry cloth to apply the product, then a damp cloth to even out the high spots once it’s “flashed” then a separate dry cloth to buff.
1st
What's a "bonnet"?🤔
Do I need to use a "damp cloth"😁
Nice job, you can actually see yourself😎👍👌
Hahahaha, it’s been a “bonnet” to me for a few decades now having grown up in the UK (hence the British accent lol) but to my friends and family in Canada and the US, it’s a “hood” lol.
My advice when using this is.. You got it, “damp cloth”
Thanks for your comments, it’s a good product and I highly recommend it👍🏾
@@desiretodetail7591 I have been using it for past year or so.
When I bought my wife her 4th new car, I figured it's going to last until...I retire😅
Her 2021 Camry SE is getting it's 2nd coating. 1st lasted @18 months, just 1 coat.
Her car stays in the garage...my poor 2016 Tundra stays out in the elements with just an occasional wash and wax.
I recognized your Brit accent😁 I lived there for @3 years in Felixstowe when serving in USAF st RAF Bentwater.
@@kodiak536kodiak536 Thanks for your input here and most of all Thank you for your service sir🙏🏾
I ruined the paint on my four year old Ford van using a “new and improved once a year car polish” ..They claimed that it was the once a year car polish. I wanted to take care of my truck so I used it, it was called “new finish quote in an orange bottle. I believe they still sell it ..
A month after I had cleaned and polished mine then new finish, I noticed my paint looked dull. I ran my finger across the paint and the paint came off like chalk onto my finger. My paint was never the same.. in fact it was ruined.
ever since, I have never used any hyped heavily advertised “new and improved once a year “type proteins or waxes on any of my vehicles. I learned my lesson. I only use carnuba wax , and I have not had a problem with the finish on my vehicles since..I had that van for a very very long time, and every time I looked at it I was reminded of how stupid I was to fall for a gimmick..
A friend of mine that owns a collision shop gave me a small bottle of a clear liquid he said is a ceramic coating. He told me that little bottle that’s less than an ounce will do my whole ram crew cab pick up truck that I currently have. I took it but I am not going to use it. I paid more for this pick up truck than I did for my first house back in 1979.. that house was $49,900, my new truck was $51,400 in 2017..
My last pick up truck with a 2008 GMC. I loaned it to my son to go camping. One of his tent poles put a tiny scratch in the door about 3 inches long, and only scratched the paint not the primer coat.. I did not even get excited. I told him just get it fixed no big deal.. he took it to the father of a close friend that owns a auto body shop. He told my son that he would do it for $2500 because you can’t just spot it will have to paint the whole side because of the color of the truck.. I told my son to forget it..I can’t imagine what a paint job that was ruined by some product would cost to repaint my ram pickup truck.. I am not taking a chance ..
Irrational - ceramic products are perfectly safe and if you were gifted a bottle of the professional stuff, that's a generous friend. The real stuff can run 200.00 an ounce (they charge 500.00 and up for the service out in my neck of the woods). If your friend owns a collision shop,. ask him, if he knows his shit I guarantee you he will tell you your Ford van was a one off situation. Maybe you should have gone back to the dealer and tried for a paint warranty, sure sounds to me like they didn't prime or clear coat it properly.
I've been using various products on all my vehicles over the years and never had an issue with paint destruction. In fact, the new ceramic coatings are almost as effective as those films they apply on the front of cars (which I've never liked). Except they cover the entire vehicle not just the nose.
Great add Gord👍🏾
The other thing to realize her jody is that Turtle Wax is a very well know long standing brand. I’ve personally been using this brand in its various iterations for years, decades even and I stand by the brand and current product. Not trying to tell you you are wrong for your choice, but I’m glad for the ease of application and the result as well as the longevity of what I demonstrate here in my video. Sorry for your bad experience but to be fair, it wasn’t with Turtle Wax which is hardly one of the “next new” products to come out.
@@desiretodetail7591
right now in my garage on the shelf is Maguires, turtle wax, and Chemical Brothers or chemical guys brand carnuba regular plain ordinary wax..I know it only use that from time to time on my motorcycles but I always use that on my pick up truck, and my wife’s car, I even use it on some of my very old very valuable Gibson guitars. I have nothing against wax. It’s the new gimmicks that I don’t trust after damaging the entire paint surface on my ford van with a New Miracle Once A Year Car Polish..
i also only use car wash detergent when washing my cars in my truck. Because things like dishwashing liquid have LYE in them.. Lye is extremely corrosive to aluminum ( wheels ).. any soap, shampoo, dishwashing liquid, laundry detergent that burns your eyes, has lye in it.. why is the ingredient that makes soap feel so slimy and slippery.
@@gordmoodie3861
Irrational? I didn’t have a thing to say about the ceramic coatings. I merely said that I tried a new and improved product on my red Ford van, and it ended up ruining the paint. I said nothing about ceramic coatings
what is the name of gyon cloth, they have a few
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@@desiretodetail7591 Thank you
@@DadoRijeka you’re more than welcome 🙏🏾
Can I use this product in black trims?
I’ve only used it on black paint work as it’s a wax. I’d use a specific trim product for your black trim.
For black trim, I highly recommend Lithium trim cubes. The product stinks while applying so you will need to use a mask/respirator but the product renews black trim perfectly and it lasts for years. I just washed the Tucson today and the trim is still perfect. I can’t recommend this product enough. It’s not cheap, but well worth the money.
@@desiretodetail7591 Thanks for the recommendation. I am looking to buy the ceramic black wax and that product for trim.
@@desiretodetail7591 Cool buddy. Will the regular cericamic spray work for trims and car lights (non wax product )?
@@thethreatwrestling.7053 absolutely. It will definitely protect your trim. Just apply, let it settle and then reapply and the results will speak for themselves.