Autoglym Rapid Ceramic Spray V Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic Detailer | Battle of the Halfords Ceramics

Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic Detailer
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Both are sold on the shelf in halfords.. Amazon will go out of stock in about 5 seconds after video is published and they have zero interest in restocking ("computer says no" support model)
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[@Fast_car1000]

Autoglym bottle looks more classy

[@ContactFault]

Love how the maguires got all the aesthetic and ease points and the autoglym got all the performance points. Did my car with the autoglym about two hours ago I thought it was easy enough to use.

[@chillisauce6079]

Easy way round the Autoglym bottle holding conundrum....loosen the trigger screw collar a few turns, rotate the trigger approx 30deg to the right or left if your southpaw and tighten back down. Fits the hand perfectly now 👍🏻

[@RobWhittlestone]

Great fun video Jon! Nice to see you having a good time! Very interesting & educational exposé of up-to-date products - thank you for your effort and imparting your knowledge to us! All the best, Rob

[@sixtysecondsofstephens2386]

Very thorough as always John.

[@CallumF22]

Love your work buddy! Keep up the great work! Out shining my own E36!

[@GoodLuggageAutomotiveDetailing]

Love the slickness test John 👌👌👌

[@brad2807]

Fantastic video loved the point scoring idea made the video even more fun to watch

[@davidhamilton82]

Great video with well thought out comments. Thanks!

[@paullewis8161]

Another great video keep up these exceptional educational videos

[@scottevans2540]

I bought the AutoGlym product on back of this. Applied to my dry car which recently had a ceramic coating applied. Buffing product off was very easy, far easier than I thought. Left a great finish.

[@MrSunnyBhoy]

Great video and test. Think I'll be getting some of that Autoglym stuff

[@dcasandman]

I don’t have Autoglym, but Megs Detailer has been my favorite detailer for awhile.

[@robsx4280]

Reckon that's one of your best videos Jon 😃

[@chrisdunn8215]

Good video/demonstration John, I have the meguiars product and think its great but I do like auto glym products, I was using them years ago b4 I tried Maguires. It looks like I got to buy the auto glym now because I like a slick finish, even though I have bottles of detail sprays and waxes on the shelf that I have only used once or twice! Keep the videos coming John they are a good informative watch 👍

[@DjNikGnashers]

Thanks Jon, another informative video.

[@gavin6385]

Great review I’m currently using the Autoglym find it great and easy to apply. But still think the best spray on sealant I’ve use is SONAX polymer net shield 🛡

[@tashbeebsakeb5198]

First time I use AG Rapid Ceramic spray blown away at both how quick and easy to apply it was and also the glass like finish it has left on my car. As a weekend warrior I love it. I used it after using AG Super Resin Polish and Extra Gloss Protection. Just to see if it would work despite it not actually bonding with the paintwork. It worked. Really slick smooth finish.

[@tim_tim_tim]

Yeah I bought this to put on after the same polish and thought I’d see what FD had to say - so glad he didn’t trash it like the polar snow foam (which is pretty sh*t lol)

[@ninjaman12375]

Just got the autoGlym today been out and used it and I love it so much. Had my 30 year old MK1 mx5 resprayed. Wanted something to keep the paint all good and I can really say very easy to use product

[@muhammadnaveedarshid79]

Nice Effort to compare the products, good job !!!

[@noelfitzgerald9214]

Great video. Many thanks. You confirmed for me Autoglym is the best stuff.

[@mcalette]

Great video as usual!

[@CAM-sf9kx]

Late to the show but I use both for different purposes. Megs is great for adding some extra gloss and to remove any smears or fingerprints left over. The Autoglym is far more durable and seems to provide a wetter gloss to the paintwork IMO and I use it to boost ceramic coatings. Without sounding critical surely it would be better to compare Autoglym to megs hybrid ceramic wax as they are both the same category? Great video as usual 👍🏻

[@kianronnie3619]

After doing all the tests you have done, I feel revisiting the price point to give back the point to Autoglym, as if you need twice as much to make as hydrophobic and it doesnt last as long then your use more product making megs a more expensive product overall. Just a thought and great video john keep up the good work.

[@TerrificFlow]

Interesting point: i think it's good to compare products based on price per mL, and also based on amount of product needed or used. Some product need to be layered thicc and some might require only a mist per panel. But it becomes more difficult to quantify this part. In the end, i think it's just two different products with different goals. Meg cer detailer seems to be a good drying aid on a ceramic coating (from experience of different youtuber) and a decent (but much expensive) quick detailer with added ceramic. Autoglym looks more like a standalone protection for a couple of months, or a topper for the autoglym cer coating.

[@Ticook9x]

John tes vidéos sont très instructif. Merci pour ton honnêteté à tester ces produits. En plus votre débit à parler est lent et est facile a comprendre. Thanks a Million Greetings from Canada🇨🇦

[@ianyoud1]

Hi john the autoglym has a really nice smell to it and like you said I have found it easy to apply best wishes great video,Ian

[@PeteyMcSavage]

Good job John!

[@iainanderson5881]

Love this video. Helped me choose

[@czarnytom12]

Many thanks! Great job 👏

[@fraforgt-350r2]

Wow Autoglym really smashed it in this one. From my experience the meguiars ceramic detailer works best as a top up for in between waxing. On its own it adds minimal protection that only lasts a week. But it worked great for reviving my old “dead” paste wax. Really easy to use and shiny as well. But will have to try that Autoglym next time

[@danlc95]

Thanks, Jon!!

[@sunilgill5874]

Great vid mate

[@adamnewbery9074]

Be interesting to see how bouncers done and dusted si edition would compare to these two !

[@simonportlock2235]

Great examples given.

[@martyp2138]

Definitely going to pick up a bottle of the Autoglym next time I'm in Halfords to give it a go to top-up the menzerna power lock sealant I'm using maybe once a month.

[@curtr.5083]

I would love to see the new Gyeon Ceramic Detailer reviewed in such a manner as well; great video as always. I recently started using the Gyeon Quick detailer to top the new Gyeon wax (which is absolutely amazing, btw) and the gloss and ease of application was truly surprising. It seems a little more forgiving than Beadmaker which I used to use and doesn’t need buffed as much.

[@ForensicDetailing]

its coming, but the products are not available yet so I need to wait a bit. the wax is a belter isnt it curt ;)

[@curtr.5083]

@@ForensicDetailing oh my goodness, it throws water off like I’ve never seen from a wax! It was easy to work with especially considering I left it to cure over night then buffed off the excess the next morning, just like they say you can do. Super easy and impressive product.

[@buddahfingers]

@@ForensicDetailing hi, great review, question, can I use the autoglym ceramic spray on glass windscreen?

[@dereklunney3242]

Enjoyed your video on autoglym ceramic have not tried it yet but I will do now

[@Retset]

Autoglym picked up all the important points but, like you say, it's a different product. I've just finished cleaning my car and used Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic Wax (spray) for the first time. Applied off-label using pea sized drops on a damp applicator with immediate buffing. Looks great and I understand will last a very long time. I'd consider the Hybrid Ceramic Detailer but will probably just stick to the HCW applied off label every few months

[@jamesgillespie9000]

Good video, would be interesting to see gloss comparison on an uncorrected panel, which is probably more realistic for a Halfords shopper

[@gavinbetts4404]

I had the autoglym ceramic spray few weeks now . It very good product. Good as a drying aid to. But I have noticed in sun you have to work quick and small areas at time. On a summer day it may be difficult to use why they put a max temp on bottle . I used a lot ceramic sprays this does have good durability but for me one of the more difficult to use in sun.

[@RobertSmith-di5ll]

you are a drug to me - cannot wait for each vid

[@andrewsmith7636]

Love autoglym and i love this new ceramic spray and it works 👍 been using autoglym for 20yrs great products but i always stick to them and never mix

[@jamiejack764]

Another top video jon

[@camwinstone]

Do prefer the Megs bottle for ease of use, agree does look better, similar to Mothers and Carlack, quality trigger sprays too. Just tried some Infinity Wax products the triggers are very poor. Like you say though the Autoglym bottles are part of their heritage I first bought them in the ‘80s and they are basically the same as then.

[@stevecade857]

Like you said two different products really. The Meg being handy to keep in the car for spot detailing duty and topping up protection and the Autoglym great as a stand alone and drying aid.

[@andym9168]

Good work Jon! Meguiars hcd as a drying aid on a ceramic coating works great for me 👍

[@thomasdoran2363]

Since the early 90's i've simply used Auto Glym Wash, Super Resin, and their bumper & rubber products - and wash/polish every couple of weeks - and I've literally had people asking me how i keep my cars so clean & shiny I like the ease of AG product use justifies their slightly higher asking price When complete strangers give compliments - that's a good enough endorsement to continue to use the brand Ive Never 'defected' to other brands - although I'm open to genuine recommendations, from people to try as comparison

[@roberthill1586]

Both products are very good for that top up clean or when you have less time for a more thorough job. Autoglym are more 'old school' which is appealing to a lot of folk as the bottles and labeling show. I have products from various companies all seem to work well.

[@kevdavies3445]

timely test as i got a bottle of autoglym this morning washed with garage therapy coat of monster shine the the autoglym ceramic spray couldnt do whole car to sunny [what in wales] but well impressed good vid thanks

[@kamilianos]

I have used Aqua Wax and now Rapid Ceramic Spray interchangeably on my car, just testing what's best for me. I have recently been hammered by salt spreader, and the sandy residue came off the paint without my intervention as soon as it rained, leaving the car fantastically clean. Now I don't know which of the 2 products did the trick.... However, Aqua Wax is much easier to apply on a wet car. The ceramic one did not feel like it was protecting the car that well (subjective) , and I felt like drying the car prior to application was the best way to go. This meant much, much more work ! I think I am going to stick to aqua wax for now, but considering hard wax at least once every 3 months.

[@doublej3313]

Have been using Meguires on my S3 Red metallic paint and gray RR absolutely fabulous to use and both cars really shine, S3 is 6 years old and looks like a month old. I use when car is dry, and use a microfiber block and apply like you were putting on a ceramic coating then buff off, I give it 10 /10

[@elmodavis1]

Dodo juice detailer is my go to I've been using it for over a year now and think it's the best and I've tried nearly all of the quick detailers on the market

[@craigchapman3322]

Clear winner in AG - off to Halfords for me today 👍🏻. Nice review

[@billtaglia2865]

I use the meguiars products because I could get them here in he USA. I’ve had good results with the ceramic spray product. I have found it to be a good ‘put it on your paint every so often after a wash’ product.

[@ForensicDetailing]

its a very good product and it delivers on its claims well as a ceramic spray detailer. one of the best all rounders out there I think

[@gr0wler147]

I bought the Meguiars John, for finishing my 1 sport shadow edition, which is metallic grey. It's a great product, so much so that I don't need to go the full nine yards and - cut - polish - wax. every four months.. One thing I have noticed is that though, is that it's easy to overload a panel with this product, which leaves a strange dark smearing. I think you talked about this in a previous video of yours. So I basically apply the product to my towel rather than directly to the panel... my two cents worth

[@prokashdebnath5748]

Been waiting for your opinion on the new autoglym ceramic.

[@paulhamilton6013]

Gyeon can coat or car pro lite are better options

[@karlhulme8014]

Very useful test this, if you take out the price difference ( which is either relevant or not) and the “ sexiness “ of the bottle, the AG wins hands down on points.

[@nicumircea578]

Amazing video 🤠

[@robertcurtis6209]

John, why not compare the hybrid ceramic wax to the AG ceramic spray? Interested to know your thoughts.

[@tonyosullivan2382]

Very enjoyable & entertaining video 👍 Is that a m235i I saw behind the golf jon 😁 beautiful colour👌

[@GetCTOwned]

Probably going to try the AG spray. However in terms of water beading, it doesn't look like it even comes close to Aqua/Express Wax (which I spray on wet with maintenance washes). And certainly doesn't compete with a good quality paste wax. Very impressive slickness on the AG spray here though, that tilt test was great.

[@jeffstephenson5633]

Great video.

[@BionicRusty]

I’m honestly losing track of all the different “hybrid ceramic” products these companies are bringing out. It makes it really difficult to decide what to buy and even what product is for what application/scenario. Love the slip test. Who hasn’t had that happen to them. 😂 Also, you say your score system is a bit daft but I think it’s great. For example, the packaging. I’d go for the Meguiars on looks but the Autoglym appears better in practice. Great video as always, Jon. 👍👍

[@andrewwilshaw3022]

I like to use the megs on my C5 coated alloys to finish with, add a bit more bling. Got it with a discount for £15.

[@mudguardrider8211]

Another excellent video. Thank you. Can I apply the Autoglym ceramic spray as a top up after my regular washes?

[@jdisdetermined]

I wasn't in love with the Meguiars. It doesn't leave the slickest panel feel, and even working in a shop, spraying sparingly into an applicator, I got some visible streaking on some bare black paints. It's in kind of a unique zone. Some of the advantages and disadvantages of both a heavier sealant, and detailer spray. For me, as a professional, a detail spray just cannot streak. I can't micromanage application and Scangrip every inch of every panel everytime for a quick detailer. So it's not something I reach for, but still a capable quality product for what it is. Technician's Choice 582 Ceramic Detail Spray, at under $30 per *gallon* 😲 has been the best all around pick for me. Versatile, fast and easy, flashes quickly with a clean removal, durability in months not just weeks. Insanely hard to beat that, but I'm always testing new stuff. I'm in the U.S. so haven't tried Autoglym. Thank you for the video my dude! 👍✌

[@khalidalghamdi2512]

Great vid, do a review for Polish Angel cosmic v2

[@steviefn2typer]

Meguiars is fantastic, can’t get enough of this spray wax👌

[@charlesbardforth6738]

I have used both. Megs is one of the best "detailers" i have used. Autoglym i think is a "spray Sealant". Rapid ceramic i think is a similar idea to quick wax...A thicker layer of megs may change the tests, especially durability gloss and waterbeading. Great video tho. Great to see logical thinking around testing products. its not all, "lets throw some apc at it"

[@michaelmarchei8539]

Love your vids mate. Appreciate real World tests, science and technology ! What bout title wax graphene in this mix tho?

[@ForensicDetailing]

I love your enthusiam and kind words honestly there so many top guys out there like you watching that make it a real pleasure to do this.

[@michaelmarchei8539]

@Forensic Detailing Channel Thankyou diamond geezer ! I’ve just got back into detailing as a hobby after 20 years and was astounded at the products available so having great unbiased product reviews that I can geek out on are key lol Even if here in Aus we get little stuff ! Blessings

[@kevinmatthews4277]

Just discovered your channel last week Jon, spent hours going through loads of your videos. All brilliant and so useful and informative! Another great vid here, and for that end result after 2 weeks, I'm gonna try a bottle of autoglym 👍🏻

[@ForensicDetailing]

Welcome aboard Kevin

[@Mdetailing]

We would like to see the new sonax products to the test!!! Again great video sir.

[@jamiedon116]

Good informative video

[@Dan-ps6tm]

Having used Autoglym products when living in the UK, Germany and now Canada for the last 8 years and using both Autoglym wins hands down. A buddy and I had a clean off, he swore by maguire's til I showed him what Autoglym is made of. We both had similar coloured cars at the time, my Chrysler 300s with clay-bar followed by super resin then HD wax, finished with high definition gloss left her spotless. Buddy did his usual on his Merc waterless wash, clay-bar with mother's products, meg spray wax followed by the ceramic wax. The standard was nowhere near Autoglym, I find the meg products look cheap and not good value (my personal experience) I have over (roughly) $400 of Autoglym products and will hands down pull better results than any other product, providing you follow the instructions, plus the bottles make them look more professional laid out on a shelf. My buddy has now changed to Autoglym, he thought I just bought them because of the Union Flag til I showed him the standard of the contents.

[@Tim955w]

Very interesting, i was really looking forwards to this Autoglym Ceramic Spray review. However i just wish you had compared it to something more similar as you say Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray would be a more direct competitor - mainly because i already have the TW product and don't really enjoy the user experience that much even though the results are great. Best wishes.

[@MrCemSen]

Thank you

[@andym1908]

Brilliant thanks

[@markwilliamsonweddings]

Thanks for another great review john , how often you you recommend I use the auto gylm spray wax ? I’ve heard it lasts for 3 mths ? I’m guess once a month should give me a descent result? I’m guessing I don’t need to use auto glum aqua wax anymore ? Many thanks mark

[@ForensicDetailing]

yes no more than once a month really. this is similar to aqua wax. you prolly need a regular QD though.

[@TheHairyHouseWife]

Alright you need to try mothers ceramic spray wax I done a quick video last night. And was extremely impressed

[@pinno713]

A bit of background. Picked up a BMW and the usual showroom tricks were applied to the paintwork. After washing properly, it was revealing to say the least. Decided to go the Ceramic route after prepping and correcting scratches, swirls and stone chips. It was my first foray into Ceramic coating and opted for a rapid coat rather than the more extreme long term Ceramic as this was partly experimental. Previously, I have used waxes and sealants from Kiwami Fusso Soft 99, Bilt Hamber double speed wax, Bilt Hamber Auto Finesse, Chemical guys black light to the very underrated Sonax colour wax (they did a Carnauba version - avoid like the plague). My favourite has to be the Chemical guys. I find it difficult to apply, almost as if the paint needs a Clay Bar but oh see easy and satisfying to buff. So I am always wary: easy to apply does not always equal good product and I am continually disappointed with the Meguiars products. Their rubbing compound is pants IMHO. I prefer the 3 step 3M or Turtle wax premium rubbing compound. The ease of application of the BH double speed wax is incredible but only on pristine paintwork. The Auto Finesse is a remarkable product. So, first up was to wash and clay bar the BMW. The clay bar was a Meguiars and by the end, it was mulch, falling to bits and left some debris in and around nooks and crannies. I will stick to the BH one - it's far superior. I was sold the Meguiars pack - the detail/ceramic spray and the clay bar combined. The car took 2 washes to remove the white milk residue from the clay bar. It was a PITA. The Meguiars ceramic coat for me. although easy to apply, I found much harder to get a consistent depth/buff on the paintwork. Cue the Auto glym. Harder to work with. More sensitive to temperature but much better to buff and less streak free (I liken Ceramic to glass cleaning - you know, you think it's smear and streak free but then you see it at a different angle and...). The other thing I noticed was that you could widen your application area before curing and buffing. Also, it states in the distructions (yes, I actually read them) that a second coat not long after the fist coat was possible and perhaps this video should have included that. As another commentator remarked: another Auto Glym to the collection. I love their Vinyl and Rubber care, the Interior shampoo especially, the resin polish in certain applications. The Leather cleaner is good but the Leather care balm I think, needs to be a touch less viscous but I wouldn't look to anything else for leather care. Should I now take the plunge and apply a long term Ceramic coating...?

[@ForensicDetailing]

I dont think so, you like detailing so you will be wanted to polish and wax a lot more.

[@pinno713]

@@ForensicDetailing You're probably right. It was my car and a daily so practicalities take priority. If you ceramic coat customers cars, you don't get quite the repeat business :).

[@yotuanyboi6201]

Liked the video due to the effort always made. But shouldn't you of used the meguiars ceramic spray wax (it's a blue bottle) instead as it's a better comparison than the detailer you used in the video?

[@acward2007]

Great clip, yet another Autoglym product to add to the collection. Would this work to enhance the protection of the spray on Autoglym Polar Seal or not? I'll never tire of the Jon humour 🤣. Keep making great content!

[@roberthill1586]

I've used this after polar seal and works well! Especially for that top up shine in between longer cleans.

[@brianwanberg4743]

I went to the websites for both products and Meguiars basically describes theirs as cleaner with SiO2 added to enhance protection while Autoglym describes theirs as a ceramic spray that bonds to paint. I believe a better comparison would be use the Meguiars M27 Hybrid Ceramic Sealant vs the Autoglym Rapid Ceramic Spray.

[@doctorcrichton]

Would you now. Hmmmmm Anyone else?

[@HowtoMakeThings]

Yes unfair comparison. Test similar products.

[@Jenson589]

Watched you for a while now and have learned a lot of tips keep up the good work John #autoglymforthewin

[@colinqpr5395]

Diamondbrite have Ceramic glaze, fantastic price half the price of these and gives a great gloss. Have only just used so do not know how long it will last. Impressed so far.

[@edgardejongh4247]

Autoglym has a very soft application and beads very well.

[@Mogsy28uk]

keen to see how the AG product fares against TW Ceramic Spray or Sealant Wax and AMD Hybrid Sealant or Detailer. As you say Jon, HCD does need to build up layers and does complement a HDW base layer.

[@paultaylor9652]

Lovely Jubbly I'm sure AutoGlym love you now Jon.

[@fourlegsandatail7882]

Think your great. I've watched loads of videos.. I'm getting a new jetwash on Wednesday as it comes with everything I need lol 😁 I have snow shampoo and it hasn't been doing what it should be doing so a stronger jetwash what comes with the bottle 🍶 for snow shampoo.. I don't like auto glym as my dad used to use it never could get the hang of it.. So the green one.. I'm trying to find the wax that is great of the same make..

[@gordonbateman3851]

John, great video as ever, but I’ve got another question for you; When you apply the product how long do you allow to ‘cure’ ? Is it a case if spraying wiping a little then allowing a final buff a few hours later ?

[@ForensicDetailing]

spray on panel, spread with like a applicator designated towel, once spread buff to a shine with secondary towel (or flip first towel) just maybe count to 10 after spreading the film before buffing. And I would leave it alone before getting wet. I actually find this is important. ideally leave it for 24 hours.. but if not 24, then leave it for a few hours before getting wet. I try and follow that rule with all products.

[@peterowen4456]

Good comparison.I'm learning new words as well! Beadage to go with buffage from a previous vid. On the Autoglym Users Facebook page the Rapid Ceramic Spray is getting rave reviews even allowing for a pro AG bias.

[@nawles1]

Great test. Autoglym quality sealant

[@callmefrog76]

Looking through the comments I’m glad to see so many saying the same thing. These are not equivalent products to compare to each other. Try against meguiars spray wax, the detailer is not a stand alone product. It’s more for enhancing gloss and slickness of coated vehicles

[@charliew7597]

I hope that’s your sunset orange M240i in the shot, I had one and it’s a great car.

[@paulpaul-st9mw]

This guy is so entertaining, love the humming.

[@willshepherd8377]

I've just bought some Auto Glym Ceramic Spray and your channel was the first place I came to see how it should be used etc! At the beginning I felt you were favoring the Meguiars product but overall the testing, although not super scientific, was great fun to watch so thank you! Please Please Please keep making these videos. Guys like me who like to wash the car on a Sunday need this channel!

[@philbloomer1]

Rea;;y good video with some interesting results, would be great to see autoglym up against some other Si02 sealants like the turtle wax hybrid solutions, OSK Solo or Gtechniq C2V3 just to name a few.

[@gavknights87]

Would you use the Rapid Ceramic Spray with the Polar series?

[@darren4428]

The way this guy makes up words 😃

[@sarvove]

That’s the thing with me the bottle said ceramic detailer so I would look at that as more of a top up your ceramic coating and as you say that detailer use if a little bit of dirt or light dust not as a ceramic application product.