I like this stuff.I have put 4 coats on my SUV and I still have about 3/4 of a bottle left.I did do a claybar before I put it on and it holds up very good. The shine is crazy and it goes on easy.I put an extra coat on after one day to get it to pop even more.I will be trying the trim wipes next.

For the rear subframe inserts, 034 Motorsports states you can reuse the hardware. However, since they're stretch bolts I just wouldn't feel comfortable with this. I ordered the replacements and I'm so glad I found this video and the associated part numbers/qty in the description. Thank you so much for a great video and assist on part numbers.

Try ethos ezpz please 🙏

im a total idiot at working on cars, but after I got a $2k quote to install one I decided to diy. This video has helped a lot even though it's on a gen 2 and mine is a gen 3.

Hey Dmitry, I’m looking to do a ceramic coat on my Jeep that gets off-roaded once a month, what do you recommend I’m looking for a good value budget friendly, thinking cerakote? What’s your opinion, thanks 🙏

They (Phoenix EOD) just raised the hardness rating to 7H 😅

Very good demo video. From what I can understand, all graphene spray coatings are all ceramic coating with a graphene suspension. Graphene is much stronger than ceramic BUT only when the single molecule lattice is intact and if it has any breaks or holes in the lattice then it simply falls apart. This is the problem when using graphene in a suspension. The lattice when applied as a liquid coating like this can never fully form and you are simply left with a ceramic coating which is a good coating, but it is not the harder than diamond graphene and in some tests they report that the graphene can actually interfere with the ceramic bond leaving a lesser quality than ceramic alone.

Hi. Great content. I was wondering if you can review hyperclean STAK ceramic coating

Its a quick detailer..... nothing more nothing less.

LOL I have the Diesel (UK) version (2020 S4 3.0 TDI) and there is no dipstick or tube...

First-time viewer!

Does anybody know part number of plastic thing at 1:45?

I just run into your channel and I like the product testing process. Great job.

That looked like hell. I agree, not meant to be taken out

I think the idea behind toppers is to use a less expensive product to prolong the life of a more expensive product, saving money in the long run. It does sound a bit silly to put protection on your protection, but the logic makes sense.

This is just a temp fix best thing to do is replace the housing itself!

How to do it the wrong way 😂

Thought I might add, this is the latest v3 version which has a long flashpoint and greatly benefits from letting it set as long as possible 10 to 15 minutes in most cases it actually comes off easier when it dries up a little more also, the performance is much better

I assume even professional ceramic coatings don't provide any UV protection like DIYs.

Amazing test as always. Please do a test on the new Cerakote Ceramic coating

I have a new vehicle that is red. Sadly there is no garage for the car and just hoping to add some additional protection - say against bird droppings, tar etc. Ceramic coating seems to perhaps be an option to prolong the life of the paint. Thoughts?

Wow, your testing methods are really amazing.

What is the point of these ceramic coatings if they can’t even prevent swirl marks from auto car washes.

where did u buy the black audi emblem? link for the grill?

Something is up with that scrubbing machine, seems to kill protection way faster than traditional wash. I literally just did a 10 wash test after 48 hours on the paint and Cerakote Rapid Selant had ZERO signs of wear. Also threw on some APC and again zero signs of wear.

Beautiful, my new car in italy, but i really prefer the stock best exhaust, at all!

I merely use cutting compound and a lambskin mop. It's done in a fraction of the time

I didn't expect it to be that scientific and informative. Great job my guy

So with these spray on waxes, would you be able to use these once a month on the car or is spray on wax meant to be used once a year?

when can you do a video on the new C6 Hydro Lite DIY Detail they claiming 6plus years and even lifetime lwith proper maintenance😅 i can't believe they started saying lifetime coatings for their C6 line as we all know nothing is lifetime if clearcoat isn't even lifetime smh

Thanks Dimitry, Excellent video. Made the change simple. Can you tell me where to get the dipstick?

What I wish you folks would stop saying is "installing" these coatings. It's just long lasting wax in a tiny bottle that makes your car really shiny if you did the prep properly. It's not a stereo or an exhaust or anything that requires tools and fasteners to get on your car. It's really just an "application".

1000, 3000, then lightly 5000 and 7000 then clear coat 🫡

Can you make a video about Autotriz Ceramic Coating?

I've been in the car restoration business for 30 years, call Me old fashioned but I think Ceramic coatings are a scam . I still think good ol polymer is one of the best.

Big promises backed up with even bigger price. Reality check! Multiple Limiting factors there’s product application techniques, condition of paint surface, product age, poor mix, product life once applied. margin of error just as in tools. Never pay top dollar as yield curve is marginal at best. These products are cost prohibitive, their marketing costs are fractional compared to older name brands. The younger consumers today never factor in value for buck.

Do you think this stuff is worth the $130 or so price tag ? Or should I go with diluted graphene spray that Adams sells? I'm in CO and going to their shop this afternoon. Please let me know if you get a moment. Thanks!

My poor fingers lol they are rawwwww

I've been watching your videos, and they are educational and eye-opening. As a new car owner, I would like to know what I can do to help maintain my car's paint. I have a silver-colored car with an open garage (no roof), it is ceramic coated, and I currently use Soft99 Fusso Coat wax. Could you recommend any products I can use to protect my paint? Thank you and more power to your channel ❤

I've been watching your videos, and they are educational and eye-opening. As a new car owner, I would like to know what I can do to help maintain my car's paint. I have a silver-colored car with an open garage (no roof), it is ceramic coated, and I currently use Soft99 Fusso Coat wax. Could you recommend any products I can use to protect my paint? Thank you and more power to your channel ❤

Not sure if it was here or another channel but a detailer rated nanobond the best overall?

You are missing a heat test. A crucial quality for any coating or sealant is resisting exposure to the sun, but not because uv, its because of heat, imagine your black car in the sun while you are shopping, in an hour itll be imposible to touch, most sealants fail because of the heat.

Can I use less grit sandpaper?

The most underrated chanel on youtube your videos are so well made with so much information, you inspire a lot of trust thank you and please keep up the work.

Cannot wait to see the C6 products by DIY Detail. Especially the Hydro.

Very helpful video, today i worked on a 2018 Audi S4 3.0l and it was so much of a pain. I didn't even know they have that type of oil plug and when we tried to take it out, it got damaged so we had to get a new oil plug for it. Eventually i got the new oil plug, put the new one on. I went to All Data to look up how many quarts and type of filter it takes and it said for 2017-2021 3.0 S4, 7.7 qts. So i got that, put the new oil in. I think i unfortunately spilled a little bit of oil on the engine because when I started the engine. I saw a little smoke and burned oil smell. I check to make sure the oil cap and filter were on and on correctly and they were and then i noticed it was coming from probably where i spilled a little bit of oil on the engine. So i just went and clean it off and no smoke after that. I didn't even know till i watched this video about how they don't have dipsticks, instead theyy got the oil level reader in the screen. Hopefully i did the car right, i always double check everything as well. Thanks for making this video and got to learn something new today.

Re the slight loss of gloss, I'm wondering whether this may be due to less than perfect product removal/levelling. Have you ever tried machine buffing, to REALLY thoroughly level/finish? Maybe using a MF buffing bonnet, or even a soft foam pad? I think this would be an interesting experiment. If it does improve gloss, I can imagine it may come at the expense of longevity, due to the buffing removing too much product

Great video. I have QuickView and I thought it was ok. I've started sealants every other wash or 30 days like Apex BC4 or something like ADS Amplify. I wonder how often you can apply QuickView without the prep process?

I've enjoyed Ultralock+. Though I machine apply typically. Keeps me from over applying and puts on a nice thin coat. Great review!

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