CHEAP VS EXPENSIVE: TURTLE WAX ICE SPRAY WAX VS GRIOTS GARAGE SPRAY WAX

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[@turtlewax]

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[@autodetailingpodcast]

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[@stlouisramsfan03]

I love Turtle Wax! When I was 10, I would apply Turtle Wax to my bike and everyone would wonder why my bike was always the shiniest on the street ^^ Thank you Turtle Wax! ♥♥♥

[@richardvacanti4265]

Turtle Wax I absolutely cannot say enough of the improvement in Turtle wax products. I really like the ice lineup. The ice paste wax is sooo slick and hydrophobic it’s crazy. I have a dark metallic green Pontiac and it really made the color darker and brought out that metallic. Another favorite is your seal and shine.

[@jimflanagan6029]

Hey Turtle Wax , you have started a rebirth of your products. Maintain your product quality and keep your prices as is and you will take over the market. You will get loyal customer base like you had in the 70’s . Keep up the great work .

[@gerryr1893]

Turtle Wax why can’t I get the ice spray wax in UK 🇬🇧?

[@timchurchvara6746]

I have used both. I use griots. I have used the turtlewax ice spray wax. Im not going to lie, the turtlewax ice spray wax is better. Not being biased. I have used allout there. But yes the turtlewax.

[@mconwell]

Crazy results. I initially became aware of the Ice product from a Dallas Paint Corrections video and now your video seems to confirm that the Turtle Wax Ice is the real deal. Keep these videos coming. Love the Cheap vs Expensive series.

[@theguy1224]

I'm an avid detailer like you man. I'm not a expert, but since i been detailing my cars for 15 years now, i come to realize that there's pretty much no "best" spray wax. They're all fine. As long as you keep a good cleaning regimen for your car. It's kinda like synthetic oil. People always say which brand is the best. And i say, if you change your oil religiously, it doesn't matter what brand you use. Pick the right viscosity and change it often and you'll run into zero problems. Same case here. I have tried all the brands. I am using mothers now, because i got it on sale as a bundle. Once it runs out, i'll be shopping on amazon for whatever deal they have. Right now turtle wax ice is on sale for under 6 bucks, so i'll probably get that just to stock up for this summer. Last summer i was using chemical guys. The year before that i was using adams and griots. In my opinion, those are over priced when the results are the same. So my advice to any car enthusiasts. Stick with whatever is cheaper, and clean your car often, you'll get the same results.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

💯

[@Ravaniscool]

Once a car is kept clean from the beginning, it's so much easier to maintain. I can't imagine not washing/waxing it like many do, unfortunately!

[@deluxevehicledetailingandp904]

I've seen a few comments over the last year on various videos that people really swear that this and the whole ICE line is really good AND cheap. I have a bottle of TW Shine Lock Sealant with the Smart Shield and as I recall it gave me great results, but I just used it once and it's been sitting on the shelf. I'm going to have give this whole line a second look.

[@Nics574]

Stupid question but what product gets applied first? Wax or sealant?

[@jimflanagan6029]

The turtle wax Seal is going viral, you have created a monster.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

I sure have!

[@santosjerez1586]

Turtle Wax is no Joke , been around for what 75 years enough said .

[@christopherconard2831]

TW is the default choice for most people, myself included. A lot of people use it because it's what they saw Dad use. I'm 53, and remember my father using it in the '70s. Are there better products available? Often, yes. But for the majority of people it's good enough, has a good price point, and is available everywhere. If I had a show car, or was an extreme type A personality, I would shop around for something different. But for my daily driver, it works so why change.

[@markvankalmthout5012]

The country and city where I live you can get carwash shampoos, several types of tireshine and waxes. And when I wash my car I like to use a spraywax, so I made my own one😉. What did I do: 16 oz. Bottle filled with 13,5 oz. reverse osmosis water then 1 oz. carwash shampoo ph-neutral and 1,5 oz. Turtlewax carnaubau. I apply it always on wet car, it is streaking and leaves a haze, but this haze you can remove with a microfiber towel with no effort. This protect the car for 2 months.

[@user-wo7rp6bc6t]

So what kind of Turtle Wax carnauba? Paste or liquid?

[@markvankalmthout5012]

@@user-wo7rp6bc6t the paste the green pot

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

I think your product reviews are great and Turtle Wax has come a long way since I began driving in the 90’s. Griot’s Spray on Wax is a drying aid only. The directions say to spray on a wet surface it doesn’t say it can be applied on a dry surface. It also says out of direct sunlight. Did this change you final results probably not but I just wanted to throw that out there. If you haven’t tried Griot’s Best of Show Spray Wax then you really need to. It is used on a dry surface not a wet surface. The water beading is really tight circles and almost acts like an SIO2 spray.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Thanks I’m gonna check it out!

[@ChazR25]

Interesting point FAB. Not discrediting the ICE results, however, the experiment may have been compromised.

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

police_state It May have been compromised but it still held up ok though.

[@johnmizutani8324]

Turtle Wax Ice Wax is sold out at most vendors like Auto Zone and O’Rilley’s. I used it and was very pleased with the result. Unbelievably easy application with outstanding results, I can now see the metal flake in the paint.

[@christopherconard2831]

After watching this, and a few other reviews, I decided to try it today. I won't say it gives my 2005 Toyota a showroom look. But the shine and improvement is dramatic. It's easy to use, and even with my car's black paint left no streaks.

[@nickolastempel9107]

Keep these comparisons coming. They are my favorite videos to watch. Also, big fan of Scott from Dallas paint correction. Make sure to test his stuff when it comes out. Put his money where his mouth is ;)

[@autodetailingpodcast]

For sure!

[@klasseact6663]

Scott's products WILL produce the results, can't wait!

[@MyGuyKirby]

For a demo if can apply wet, try misting the panel then the product for the wax drying aid. I have tried the Ice spray and it was little more difficult to remove but some test show really good long term life (better than 6-months). It was a surprise product but I still like a few other products strictly for application and results.

[@palmoil7283]

Great video, I recently bought ice spray wax and wash the car about 4x and it still beads water very well. Great product.

[@seanmarshall2559]

Great video. I used the liquid turtle ice wax years ago before I took car care as seriously as I do now. I still recommend it to people that ask me what they should put on their car when they have no idea what they’re doing. It’s cheap and easy to work with and also works great on trim

[@lucasbrink4417]

I have been using it for about a year as a between washes/topper for sealants and on customers cars. I loveeeee it! Iv noticed when weather is bad and I cannot wash my truck it lasts around a month. Never gone longer then that without washing my car. Part I like is I can use it on everything! Paint, wheels, windows, plastics, everything and it sheets, beads water off all of it.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

100%

[@bhongtastic]

i use these exact two products interchangeably on my BMW M5, GLA45 AMG & ML63 AMG cars, so i was most interested in watching your video. like you, i wasn't expecting to see much difference - but WOW!

[@oz836]

Great review. I have been using the TW Ice for years on painted surfaces, plastic and the glass windows. Awesome product and they now have a improved formula.

[@jackd7494]

My 2 cents: Any of the synthetics will bead longer because they bond to the paint differently. But therein is the problem. They negatively affect the clear coat and paint's ability to breath and they build up very unevenly with time. Not good. Griots is not synthetic and uses natural carnauba wax - it costs more to make so that's 1 reason it costs more, and it's much better for the paint. IMO, it's a better spray-on wax. PS, it also works much better wet. For dry I'd just use Griots Speed Shine.

[@MemphisMike901]

I just bought a bottle yesterday to test out....for $8 I am pretty pleased!

[@Goyxrd3]

Turtle wax is the best wax I swear 😂 I’m 16 so I’m not the most experience but I use only turtle wax on my 19 wrx Sti! I love the spray ice, hard shell wax, carnuba etc

[@zenkiev4486]

Subie Bruh Their ICE line. 💪🏻 Simply too strong vs competition. Also use them on CT9A, BNR32 and 34. 😊

[@AaronEllazar]

This is an awesome comparison. I've been a big fan of the Griot's spray wax, for exactly the reasons you said. It's not too much more, has a great spray bottle, and shiny results were instant, and plenty durable for what it is, a quick spray topping. I remember using the Ice product years ago, and always was bummed by the initial results for the hazing it would do. Especially in the summer where looks were important too, and a hazy finish just ruins the appearance and the work put in. But seeing them side by side, I think I am going to have to have a bottle of each at the ready. Come rainy or snow season, washes are hard to come by so stretching protection, even if I have to deal with a bit of initial haze seems more than worth it.

[@missayawk]

I've been owned cars since 1983....the way I judge products is like this: If companies that were around in 1983 are still around and relevant in 2019, they must be worth buying.In '83 I used Turtle wax, Armor All and I still use them today.But I did buy some Griots Best In Show spray wax and detailer today.But when in doubt you can't go wrong with tried and true companies that have been around for years.There must be a reason they're still around.

[@malcolmar]

Thanks for the comparison. This just validates what I have known for years, Turtle Wax Ice is the real deal. It is really some great stuff.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

It truly is

[@SittingWithDogs]

It's funny to look back and see how this video was when everyone found out how incredible the ICE line is and how it imo changed the detailing game

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Gregory Pitchure for sure!

[@canislupis3129]

If you use the Griots spray wax after you wash and rinse your car, do you have to dry it? Or could you apply it by hand and work it in? Would also like to know if the Griots could be worked in with their orbital with the correct applicator pad? If one method is superior to the other, that is the one I want. Seems like it is meant for a quick application by hand with minimal effort. I would just love to know without equivocation the exact correct Griot pad for the correct function you are doing. I have read their stuff but am not fully convinced I’m using the right ones. Their six inch electric device feels like a boat anchor by the time your done. I have a Ford F - 150 Platinum pickup truck that has a large surface area and some high reaching to get the top parts. So that probably makes using their machine more of a work out. I guess I could set up my heavy ladder to reach higher, or maybe make a box with steps. I’m constantly trying different ways to make it shine to perfection. It must have twenty coats or more of a few different products. I want to know if others feel a good traditional wax that takes time and physical labor to apply is still the best, or how does a product like Topcoat F-11 perform against wax. I must admit that putting the F11 on by hand is pretty light and quick. I’ve done some full on waxes from Griots of their synthetic poly wax, and the Carnauba. Then put the F-11 right on top of the wax from the previous job. It sounds to me that the Griots used in this video compares very closely to a quick top coat sealant. Those are all the rage now. I get emailed to death from various producers who claim theirs is the best. They all come in a 16 ounce squirt bottle with 2 micro fiber cloths. They look like identical clones.

[@SevansVII]

Prefer Griot's due to how pleasant it is to use; I don't do this for a living so that means a lot to me. I also get a great sprayer & bottle to re-use afterwards. ICE is good stuff, though.

[@sat_sonic]

I cannot believe the performance of the turtle wax ice!!

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Same here

[@Spiritcr1jsher]

I have every spray wax available and after seeing the TW ice being mentioned in all these comments sections , I finally tried it. It works and lasts better than ALL of the spray waxes I have . The turtle wax was used on my commuter car alone and it still on there after a month.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Spiritcr1jsher boom! Glad your liking it

[@milinichsautodetail3124]

Turtle wax stock just went up 😂👍🏻

[@themachine8009]

Booyaa Jimbo. Nice vid👍👍 Which one u think will give more shine to my blue paint? Does a detailer give any protection? I want shine.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

The turtle wax offers a great shine

[@kylerumsey8942]

Love your videos and the way you clearly explain things. I cant even watch some of the "other" detailing videos....so thank you.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Thanks

[@tonypuntillo4931]

i like your researched videos and info. dont loose heart and desire for your passion, we benefit from you!

[@diegocastillo3629]

Which one gives a better shine?

[@jeremylandry70]

I find that turtle wax ice requires a decent amount of working before flip the towel if you want to prevent streaking.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Maybe use a little less. You may have to much product on the surface

[@constantdarkfog49]

I've used a few bottles of the Turtle ICE Spray wax, I liked the results with it. The Turtle Wax ICE line are very good products. I like trying different products, so I'll give the Griots a try sometime. Thanks

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Awesome!

[@constantdarkfog49]

I'm really very pleased sticking with the Turtle Wax Spray Wax, it's a very underestimated product, glad it's getting a good thumbs up, Thanks

[@s.hashim4324]

Guys I have to say, I've seen about 3-5 vids about wax spray products that involved turtle spray wax and others.. what I have noticed is that applying the product twice or thrice really enhances the product effect significantly

[@rightprivilege]

Is this guy detailing amongst the children of the corn?

[@drbobvs]

I use both products. Like you said, if I'm washing my vehicles myself, I use the Griot's b/c I spray it on before I dry and it saves me a step. I'll use it every wash this way. If I go to the car wash on my way home from work and the car is already dry when I get home, I use the TW because I think it gives a more durable and longer lasting layer of protection.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Great plan!

[@redz_ca]

whoa, I did not expect that for sure. thanks for making these videos jimbo. Love and support form NorCal

[@edruiz6364]

I was honestly looking for the Meguiars hybrid wax here in Central Florida but can't find it anywhere but I watched your video and purchased both the Turtle Wax spray and detailer which is available everywhere. I am extremely pleased as it works as stated and is so economical. I am receiving a lot of praise at work and I highly recommend this to anyone that asks me how I get that shine. Now I have to find the sealant and buy the Max Power wash to strip and reapply these fine products.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

That’s awesome! Glad their working out for you

[@bjjbrawler1]

I used the old Zip Wax car wash by Turtle Wax in the 90's and liked it a lot. Also used their paste wax back then. Since then, I've enjoyed Griots products quite a bit. I have to purchast some Ice Spray and try it out.....

[@gordonspooner9723]

🐢 Wax has always been my go to. BTW, this from my C7 Corvette Owners Manual: “Application of aftermarket clearcoat sealant/wax materials is not recommended.”

[@autodetailingpodcast]

That’s really bad advice in the Manuel. Not sure why they would say that

[@Jack-eg1gw]

For years I have been using turtle wax express shine and absolutely love it. Easy on easy off without powdery residue or streaking and a great finish and shine on my car. Just last week I starting using turtle wax express shine (carnauba) because they were out of the one I normally buy. Both are excellent products.

[@senkofam]

Damn jimbo you have come a long way since these vids in the front yard

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Always growing!

[@Jeppedy]

If the more available, cheaper products keep doing as well as we’ve been seeing, the specific products may not be so critical, as all of them are giving good results with reasonable tenacity.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

your totally spot on!

[@lanewarriorillridez3739]

Hey Jimbo Griots has an even stronger version called Best Of Show Wax which is darker in color plus Griots also has a Ceramic version go against all other ceramic spray products.

[@je2p378]

Hey Jimbo. This video is a great revelation. Can we apply TW ice straight after washing? Or is it best if we first dry the car? Any tips to avoid streaking with this stuff?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

You can do either way

[@ChicagosM0stWanted]

I've used them all!! Like the Megiure's Spray Wax better than Turtle Wax Ice..... But Griot's is the BEST when used generously!!! Seems to streak the less you use for some reason. Not to mention it's cheaper when bought by the gallon. Paid like $50 on Amazon

[@delluser4936]

This I've totally found by accident you are a great and you're funny and I get such a kick out of it because I have the turtle Wax ice just cuz that was what was on the shelf and I was the guy staring at the shelf dumbfounded. The guys at advance Auto parts were staring at me like I was going to rob the place with my long hair and sunglasses. Anyhow thank you for doing videos like this keep them coming you're great.

[@Nick-gi6ym]

Turtle spray wax way more durable than your fancy bottle wax spray. Plus it’s $4 cheaper per bottle. Thanks

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Nick Freyermuth your welcome

[@coildestura4444]

can you test turt wax ice vs rainx 2 in 1 exterior detailer and water repellant? they are both cheap products. thanks

[@phillipjohnson5868]

The Amazon reviews don’t lie! Bought the Turtle Wax because of price and ratings. Car feels like it’s freshly waxed after I put it on and was easy to apply. I’m a Maguires guy but this makes me think twice.

[@gerardov.9716]

Very informative, nice comparison.

[@Mike-bv2yf]

The zymol is pretty good to.Always looking for the deepest shine.Protection is just a bonus to me.

[@yvonnetellez400]

Yeah but I heard griots doesn’t need to be sprayed every time you wash your car as appose to the cheaper bottles...

[@Guitarmon8]

There are a number of negative reviews on Amazon claiming that the Turtle Wax ICE spray attracts dirt, resulting in the need for frequent washing of the vehicle. Can anyone verify if there is any truth to that claim? Thanks!!

[@Jokerz777]

I use Ice Spray Wax after every wash between yearly waxes with Duragloss 101 and 111.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

nice!

[@TheGoatMumbler]

I use the TW for maintenance btw paste wax applications. Works great and you can find it anywhere. Also use it on the wife's paddle board.

[@jtuck6065]

Wow....totally didn’t expect Turtle Wax to hold on like that lol

[@jedijakobi8978]

Great vid, Turtle wax side looks like its in the sun abit , might explains why it streaked abit on aplication, and possibly dried faster when water applied ?? I could be wrong , i dunoo?

[@Darkhunter218]

I had a little bit of streaking when applying on my roof that was in partial sunlight

[@nayarahma5940]

amazing turtle wax ice spray wax, i must try this product

[@Duckie1333]

Also need to consider time involved. Turtle wax will require an extra step after vehicle is dried off.

[@imcelestial1417]

Why

[@richardvacanti4265]

Hi Jim. Can you please tell me what’s in seal and shine besides carnauba. I’m having A disagreement with one of my friends he said the only thing in there is carnauba. And I said there has to be something else in it because it says synthetic right on the label and carnauba Is not synthetic it’s natural.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

I’m gonna have to get back to you on that one.

[@dragonsystems5973]

Ok, ill preface this with the face I am a Griots loyalist.. that being said, I have most of their products. I do agree about preferring a spray wax to a detailer. I know you where trying to show readily available stuff you can get at Oreillys, that being said, the Griots product to use for this would have their "Best Of Show Spray Wax" however, what I am finding is that the actually visual result of these product seems to be mostly the same. Some have special purpose, for example their spray wax is designed as a drying aid, or their waterless car wash is just that, their "Speed Shine" has its own unique set of uses... but the actual final visual result, especially on a properly cared for car seems to usually be the same, and lets be honest, almost any vehicle any of us use any of these products on is going to usually be reasonably well maintained. anyway, just my two cents

[@TorqueMachine]

What do you mean by fast-finish wax and using either of these spray waxes as a topper?

[@thetechlibrarian]

Fast finish is something you would use on your car if you just wanted to shine but it’s not going to give you lasting protection, a topper is a product that you would use after you have washed and used some sort of durable sealant or wax on your vehicle. The next time that you wash your cars so that you don’t have to go through the whole process again because you still have some protection left, but you just want to add a little bit to it to keep it protected

[@ukehimst1899]

Hey I'm learning alot from u showing how to choose wat is better so I seen two products I wonder if u wud try out - 1st stuff called top coat F11 band torque

[@theloser0]

Uke him St , just my opinion and there are many videos out there, f11 does not stand up at all to its claims... You are better off with many other products for way cheaper! Turtle wax ice line of products are a great choice and improve the look and protect better than 90% of the products on the market. Did I mention THEY ARE SO VERY AFFORDABLE and produce great results !

[@randomlime3477]

I have used ICE on my HD motorcycle since Ive owned it, very good results and get compliments on the pearl paint. easy asf to use.. although used turtle wax polish just when I first bought it, then ice after...regular old Dawn dish soap works great in a wash to help remove most waxes when you want to scrub up and rewax...price? idk I consider how a product works....

[@autodetailingpodcast]

nice!

[@sikkinixxmc]

I just started using collinite 845. I use turtle wax ice spray wax after washing. The turtle wax is so good It’s like I just applied the collinite. It’s been 3 months since applying collinite. I can tell it’s still there. But man simply spraying the ice after washing is just too easy. And it lasts Atleast 3 weeks which is the longest I’ve gone between washes.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

It’s amazing!

[@richardseem7948]

I use ice spray wax 4 low end customers.me and customers both love it especially on a retail level..b well

[@charlesw9875]

Great video. Surprise win to Turtle Wax. But the even bigger surprise is your lawn. How does grass keep growing with all those chemicals raining down on it?

[@richardvacanti4265]

Great Video. Your not being to picky when you’re saying the turtle wax spray trigger stinks because they kind of do.. The Griots spray gun creates a much finer mist

[@symphx3540]

If im looking for gloss and no streak is griots better? thanks

[@andrewsanders2703]

Hello, can you apply the turtle wax after you wash when it's still wet or better dry?Been using wax as you dry for many of years after every wash.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Either way is good!

[@andrewsanders2703]

@@autodetailingpodcast Thanks what about this vs Meguiar's G190526 Hybrid Ceramic Wax? I assume you can apply the same way?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Yup. 100%

[@M5Dri3rz]

Threw me off that this cheap vs expensive wasn't in the driveway with the white truck parked behind 🤣

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Gotta keep you on your toes!

[@gjkrisa]

I don't know if you can play with the refresh rate of your camera but you can tell your using an LED light for your lighting

[@autodetailingpodcast]

It’s was the only light I had to do it in the dark

[@gjkrisa]

@@autodetailingpodcast yeah it's no prob just curious

[@francisenriquez7687]

Great video! Hope you can compare sonax highspeed wax and bsd. Those two lasts long and really cheap.

[@TheJrcat]

How much is your water bill ?

[@LPFSTheFett]

I have several layers of this on my Demon. I love it! I will say that it builds up too much and becomes super streaky. Complete PITA.. If it gets too bad, I’ll just use turtle wax spray detailer and it cleans it up fine. I put several coats behind the rear tires, and then spray it directly on the rubber from the track. Comes right off!

[@jasonolalde3893]

Am I the only one that gets a lot of streaks with the turtle wax ice ? Also I’m in Texas so I’m under a decent shade but it gets Milky at times where it dries

[@mujjuman]

Lol this is the video that started it all!! Love it

[@slimey831]

Keep making these types of videos

[@autodetailingpodcast]

will do!

[@clay3544]

Great video as always 👍🏽 I've been using the Turtle Wax Ice spray wax for a couple of summers (to go along with their Ice Paste wax), but never had anything to compare it to. I accidentally made a good choice. Thanks for confirming.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Thanks man!

[@mykedago655]

Wow, interesting... can you out it u pl against Torque and Hydrosilex?

[@loganwalsh]

Griot's is streak city when applied dry. So difficult to buff off!😧

[@rodrigoramirez2659]

Hey man, been watching these videos a lot lately and it seems to me that you’re only using the turtle wax ice on the side of the panel.... idk if that has anything to do with the result agains all other spray waxes. Don’t take it the wrong way. Just making an observation.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

It’s a valid point and I try my hardest to “reset” the panel each time after a test. It gets compounded, polished and triple wiped with an ipa.

[@STILLNIGHTPEARL]

The Lucas oil one is arguably the best of them all, I feel like it lasts longer than the Meguiar’s ultimate quick wax at least.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

its on my list to try

[@angelafox4380]

Turtle Wax ICE "ROCKS!"....Thanks for sharing 😉😉😉

[@petestaint8312]

Used turtle wax ice products and don't like them. Leaves streaks and swirls and not easy to remove. Went back to basic turtle wax paste. 👍

[@thetechlibrarian]

Use turtle wax ceramic wet wax.

[@petestaint8312]

@@thetechlibrarian I'll try it! Thanks for the advice. 👍

[@gregmannos]

Love the turtle wax line up.. I'm in the USA would love to try it..I actually just ran out of soap for my foamer..

[@AmirAbdullah]

It’s common knowledge that the Griots Best of Show Spray doesn’t last long at all. It looks great tho , but from my experience and it was a while back I used the Turtle Wax it was then a great quick detail spray but I’d be happy to get a week out of it . This is good , for them I’ll buy another bottle just to help keep the development coming . And it’s only a matter of time before the big budget companies push out something like this. Good video.

[@UKSportsFan]

Are you confusing the Griot's Spray On Wax (the one used in this video) with the Griot's Best of Show Spray Wax? I have found that the Best of Show Spray Wax lasts a solid month to 2 months, depending on vehicle maintenance and garrraging of the vehicle, etc. The Spray On Wax is a totally different (less polymer sealants) product and is really meant to last more on a wash to wash basis. Both look great, but the durability of the Best of Show is much better.

[@AmirAbdullah]

UKSportsFan I’m talking about the spray in the video. I’ve used it for some time now and I don’t garage the car at all it sits outside maybe that’s why but I’ve never got two months out of this spray he has in the video.

[@UKSportsFan]

@@AmirAbdullah ...OK, thanks, that's good to know. The Spray On wax used in this video doesn't have the greatest longevity, you're right...but the Best of Show does last two to three times longer than the original Spray On wax.

[@carbonio28]

Wow nice 👍👍 just applied turtle spray wax on my car ... didn't expect it to win 🤐🤐🤐

[@landoninahellcat8745]

Lol Turtle Wax ice isn't that special, I've used both and Griots on a white car gives a way better shine hands down..

[@mikeanthony07]

I think i don't like beading wax because if water stays in a bead won't it create a water stain/spot?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Yup your right

[@ArjjunSingh]

You should do reload vs something. Or a expensive ceramic coating vs a Chinese one!

[@anthonymedina7737]

Can you spray the turtle wax on plastics?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Yes

[@Rasheedamcclintock77]

Holy shit...that Griots came right off!

[@yusspretaeb]

Been using it ( Turtlewax ICE) for months it's awesome.

[@datboi4925]

Try the turtle wax ICE car wash and wax and see how it goes!

[@5jjt]

Turtle wax smears due to silicone(s), Griots uses polymers.