Flex Wax VS Seal N Shine!!! Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Pro Line!!

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

5 years ago, I wouldn't even look at Turtle Wax products on the shelf. Now Turtle Wax is amongst the first that I look for.

[@klasseact6663]

You echo what I've been saying for a while now, as well as many others I'm sure👍👍

[@jerryclleung]

I gotta agree with you there

[@JayTdub13]

Yep! Agreed. They’re my favorite now.

[@mokokoco4720]

Turtle wax has always been a good product but there was a time period that they dipped. It’s always been that cheap but good product that you can rely on. Many people see it as a hidden gem because of how good their products are. A lot of KZbinrs don’t give TW enough credit though

[@klasseact6663]

@@mokokoco4720 this hasn't been the case the past year and a half😋

[@1Nevergone]

In an industry that's probably 80% gimmicks, perception and 90% hype, it's so awesome to see and old timer like Turtle Wax come out and beat pretty much everyone a$$ in terms of durability and especially price point. I bought SS from watching reviews on here, there's just no denying it's a killer product.

[@carlosorengo1809]

Here is where I come to get all my inputs when I need a product. I don't care about brands I care about what Brian had said about it.

[@onrdetailingnews802]

Brain is tough

[@jamesbiedlar590]

This is my favorite detail related channel...and I watch plenty of them!😁

[@Tops1212]

Fer sure James and you'll never catch Brian, doing a video cleaning his shower door...

[@shamilbasayev99]

@@Tops1212 paaaaaaaaaaaaaaannbnnnnnnnnn

[@254JROCK]

@@shamilbasayev99 lol 😂 wecome 2 the pan man 👨 show lol

[@DK-fs9jm]

You know what's the problem with all these new products? They are making me not want to use any of my miscellaneous older products anymore. Which I still have TONS of. Damn you Turtle Wax!

[@brianguzman3582]

That part ☝️

[@John_Redcorn_]

Yeah. I have the Hybrid Ceramic line now im thinkin of switching over to Flex

[@TripleGAutoDetailing]

PREACH!! 😵

[@roberthunter1220]

And herein lies the issues. We are always searching for a better high... err...hit... err.. product. Sorry, got carried away.

[@ZetaTango83]

Beadmaker is used as 1:4 rinseless wash nowadays lolololol

[@briank.3539]

I remember when Turtle Wax was just a run of the mill product line. In the early 80's Turtle Wax was just something you bought at your local auto parts store. The professionals, had all the good stuff. Lately I have been focused on Adams, Griots Garage and others. Now, I think I need to reassess what Turtle Wax has been doing. As one channel has put it, Turtle Wax has "cracked the code" for actually using real graphene in a detailing product. Brian, thank you for your always honest and professional video. I am very glad to have found your channel.

[@cbruno12180]

Turtle wax is going for the kill!! They have come a long way in the past 3 years wow and affordable too!! That’s the best part..

[@jakesmith9509]

I'm a simple man, I see Turtle Wax, I like.

[@jameshind6644]

I bought all 3 graphene products and spent the best part of 3 days prepping my car.. Used the max wax as a foundation and topped it with Flex wax. The gloss and shine are off the scale. It maybe a bit pricey but it’s well worth it.

[@happypuppy8221]

Hahah. I just did the same.

[@alfredough]

Very true I bought the liquid wax for only 4 dollars at autozone on clearance and bought the spray flex wax let them cure and a the next day the metallic paint pops looks amazing. Even after 5 days of not cleaning still pops and shines great wow

[@nicksdragon6929]

Did that GLOSS meter SHOW 1 0 0 %! Whoa! Brian, my man, you are the Professor in my book, Dr. Apex. I can't even express my thanks for how much I have learned from you and to say I respect your opinion would be a herculean understatement. And I have to say it, Turtle Wax is the KING of the Mountain, no matter how you cut. Awesome!

[@Ludo_A]

It is not a 100 % but 100 GU (gloss units). So you could get 96 GU but also 120 GU.

[@nicksdragon6929]

@@Ludo_A I could really use that knowledge. Where can I read about that?

[@Ludo_A]

@@nicksdragon6929 I use the same gloss meter as Brian uses (Landtek GM-6, costs about 100 EUR/Dollar). Info about GU Gloss Units: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossmeter

[@spirokaci]

Seal and Shine still the best product.

[@ReaganPatriot]

100%!

[@McCarthyism_by_Youtube]

breathes a sigh of relief looking at stockpile shelf

[@yashgamer1168]

Right bro

[@amounifnd]

@@Ayeitsscott Agreed. The Graphene stuff is over double the price, but not double the Performace. maybe 5% better at best. TW Ceramic probably beats them all for ease of use.

[@clintsaines9274]

It lasts a while and really shines but it didn't have the slickness I expected

[@luckydream66]

I also use Turtle Wax Flex Wax on plastic panels on the outside of the car. It works great.

[@shindukess]

The Seal N Shine was like, "This isn't even my final form."

[@carlossaffold2272]

Facts lol

[@Deathscroll41]

🤣😂😂😂😂

[@Deathscroll41]

I keep thinking TW would out do itself, but time and time again SS out performs the newer product. I don't understand TW logic.

[@slidetek]

@@Deathscroll41 Probably a bonus involved or some inter-company bets on if somebody can beat the S&S so they can justify charging a bit more.

[@Deathscroll41]

That's a reasonable argument. It creates competition among chemist/product development team to make great products.

[@godfreywilliams2264]

Great video as always Brian. I wanted to bring something to your attention that hopefully will help save your back though. I've been Detailing for about 38 years and have the shoulder injuries and back issues that's inherently common for what we do. One way I've helped save my back is to limit bending so much.. I do this by putting my wash bucket and hose on my rolling cart and roll it with me as l get around the car. Just a tip l hope will help you especially when you're doing your 10 wash tests.. Thanks again for what you do for our industry my friend!

[@kirkwilson5900]

Great tip, I do similar with a 5 gallon bucket 🪣 with lid as a stand for my 3.5 gallon wash bucket. It's a friction fit stack action and I can pick up n move the 2 buckets as I go around the car and limit my bending to the ground for soap 🧼

[@Tops1212]

Flex wax going toe to toe with SnS, wow. Thankyou Brian...

[@stevelangsdorf7307]

For explanations and demonstrations of products nobody does it like you, no nonsense, you show us the products how to use them and what they do. THANK YOU 😊 👍

[@pgill2682]

Brian is on a roll! Thank you sir

[@lyromata]

Thanks for posting the comparison tests for these two products. The surprise was how well Seal N Shine performed against the Flex Wax considering it is half the price (in my part of Australia). Definitely happy that I saw your video and now have Seal N Shine as the benchmark product.

[@task82]

Yep, SNS is a really cheap product considering it's durability. The new FW products are pretty expensive down here in Australia 🍻

[@tweetybird2059]

I've been using turtle wax for years. I will continue to use it. It has never disappointed me.

[@krisbeasley6649]

I seriously wish TW was a publicly traded company. Wow. Impressed again. All of their products come through so strong for something off the shelf at your auto parts store. I have soooo many products and really all I need it this and a coating. Brian great video as always. Really like the new set your recording in.

[@TXSTYLE750]

Excellent work sir!!! Your tests are straight forward, visual, no BS, and thorough AF! 💯

[@buttman200]

Thanks for the product review and testing....... I ordered my Flex Wax about 4 days ago.... Think I made a good choice.. I always listen to you before I buy any detail products...

[@jacobkrauser5427]

In Australia we definitely need UV protection glad to see turtle wax adding that in now with their newer products

[@Outlawzand1]

Absolutely, we get 45°C days in melbourne and I just cringe with the black paint on my car

[@draxxes1]

Hybrid also has UV protection but they dont advertise it on the label since it is made by a dif company, TW says when asked. Meguiars same thing, they said all their Pro line has UV protection, they just dont add it to the label since it is not there main target and some have less than ideal amount tho they all still contain UV protection said Meguiars rep.

[@Conjolav3]

It will be years before we get it in Australia though.

[@romeotrinh6415]

Very impressed with new flex gloss 100 but the price and durability can’t mach up with seal and shine!

[@ricoe3288]

Agree 👍

[@Joe-un4jk]

Turtle Wax is no joke. They continue to build great products.

[@RyanJennings-s7p]

Thank you for this video! I just recently corrected the paint on my 2003 Volkswagen with this whole line. Super impressed and will continue to watch your videos for tips! Cheers 🫡

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

This is awesome and honestly, if it can beat SNS in a real world test, it's a winner in my books.

[@raymondpalermo4998]

Yeah but seal N shine costs me 9 dollars and makes my daily driver look great at a value.

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

@@raymondpalermo4998 I totally agree. SNS is currently my favorite. Not sure if its just me thinking it but even after 2 months, the dirt & road film comes off my Jeep way easier

[@MyGuyKirby]

TW continues to amaze me how far they are now with their products and pricing. Looking forward to more surprises coming out of their labs.

[@kevincampbell8298]

SnS is tremendous value for the price. And tough to beat the chemical resistance. And the flex wax looks like another fantastic product.

[@BetterThanNewDetailing]

It was great to see the flex wax go toe to toe with the king of chemical resistance. I used the flex wax a couple of weeks ago and was impressed. I used the Max Wax yesterday and was blown away. I used a DA polisher, finishing pad and low speed and it couldn’t have been easier even though you do need the damp cloth for wipe off. However the slickness of both flex and max is insane. They’re slicker than my Black Ice from The Last Coat and I wasn’t expecting that. Thanks Brian, great stuff as always!

[@viperrcr]

Brian please compare Flex with the new improved S&S, that would be awesome! Love the durability and gloss of Flex!

[@clbdyc]

Probably would be the same. Only difference is the improved formula has uv protection

[@idontcaresapo8233]

Yea the new formula is harder and has better chemical resistant

[@richsmith3120]

You didn't use the new SNS advanced formula. But, thats ok. Both products work great.

[@pinoypop02]

I also noticed. But still, I'd give Graphene Flex a shot since it can be used as a Spray and Rinse Maintenance.

[@apexdetail85]

I prefer the original here.

[@kinnonmcallister]

@@pinoypop02 So can Seal and shine. Very versatile and a third of the cost of Flex 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@6RAW6]

My dads go to is now back in the game. Will get some and give it a go. Thanks Brian for all you do and teach us.

[@ronnymb67]

I haven't used anything Turtle Wax for ages. I used Einszet Glanz for 15 years. When I couldn't get it easily anymore, I switched to Sonax NPT Hybrid 5 years ago. Great shine and protection. I just got a new daily driver and thought I'd give Flex a shot after watching yours and Pan's videos. I applied it today. Very nice shine. I hope it protects like the videos show. 1 - Follow the directions to the letter. 2 - Have plenty of fresh microfiber towels. Flip them and replace them frequently. I applied it with a microfiber applicator in the shade. When I was done, I parked it in the sun for 45 minutes, then move it back to the shade. After it cooled I applied a second coat. I coated everything except the windshield. Put it back in the sun for a final walk around and wipe down.

[@drsvs]

The tip and summary of how to use the trio of products were very helpful. I was sold on the Flex when you showed the gloss meter. Excellent video.

[@danielholder511]

Max wax topped with flex wax vs SnS topped with ice spray wax? Or SnS topped with flex wax durability test?

[@kimnewling5728]

That was impressive against Seal and Shine. I've used S.S. for about 6 months, and I gotta tell ya, its gonna be tough to change my mind. Another thing......your microphone is working great. Loud and clear.

[@apexdetail85]

I appreciate the feedback.. thank you.👍

[@habituallinestepper6569]

Wow the gloss on the discovery really was ridiculous! Can’t wait for the flex wax!

[@edwardinedgewood]

I have confidence in your methods and opinions. You are helping me save money and time.

[@stimpynguyen4419]

I’m a sucker for slickness and gloss. I’ll give up some durability.

[@noelroga4593]

Same. Plus, i get all itchy wanting to apply something to my car when a month has past since i last applied it. Lol

[@darkman8022]

@@noelroga4593 lol a week for me thst's why I still love wax

[@Goyxrd3]

@@darkman8022 remember you can always layer build with graphene and ceramic products! Weekly won’t hurt brother 👍

[@marksanzone4948]

Amazing video, Brian. Your efforts took a day to begin breaking the products down with multiple, strong, direct chemical applications. Either TW product should have an incredibly long, on the road exposure life. Well done TW!!

[@jasonlapres9838]

Gentle piece of advice. Do future tests with panels farther from the building. 3/4 of panel is reflecting the sky, but 1/4 shows the building. It’s kinda difficult to compare the two sides since they aren’t the same

[@bridgefan87]

I am so glad KZbin threw you into my suggestions today! So impressed with your video layout! Just enough info both in talking and visual! Thank you! You gained a new subscriber!

[@mcalette]

Excellent durability! What really caught my eye was the high gloss the Flex Wax provided. I will absolutely be trying this product when it's available in my region!

[@TheTom2video]

On Wednesday, I washed my vehicle and applied the turtle wax seal n shine improved formula on my 2020 Subaru Legacy sport. That came our with a great shine and slippery finish. I though this was awesome. Then I found out about the graphene flex spray wax and I purchased it to give it a try. I waited over 24 hours to let the seal n shine coating set. Then I applied the graphene flex spray wax and the results were awesome. Didn’t believe the shine and slippery finish. I almost fell to the ground. I thought the seal n shine was the best I ever used, but the graphene flex wax surpassed it !!!!!! This is no joke !!!!!

[@jasonwinslow3543]

Thank you for taking the time to do these videos!

[@jdisdetermined]

Before I watch.. I'm giving the video a👍 (always for Brian) and I'm saying Seal & Shine takes the W, but it's a close match. Aaaaaand.. *FIGHT!*

[@draxxes1]

I want to see The Last Coat 'Black Ice' vs TW Pro line.

[@DRTYFN]

From experience, TLC 2.0 is snake oil. The gloss is really nice, but it doesn’t have 1/10 the durability of TWSnS.

[@draxxes1]

@@DRTYFN that's why I want to see the 'Black Ice' version and not the TLC 2.0

[@ricardogutierrez722]

@@DRTYFN funny you say that but other people have actually test the product and it has shown better durability than many other products in the same category... But wait, do I believe a random guy or 5 different channels actually testing the product... By the way turtle seal and shine may have more durability but it does not give me nearly enough gloss, so what is the point really? . I f you just want protection and your car looking like it just had a regular wash , go right ahead. I ll pick turtle ceramic coating over seal and shine any day of the week. I want my car also looking good even if it means a little less durability

[@johnwagner4559]

Thanks Brian, that flex is no joke! A TAD on the pricey side, compared to S&S, but still no joke. You get 23 oz. and alittle goes far. But for me, I'll stick with my S&S. Thank you.

[@mlu007]

Fifteen years ago, I gave up on Turtle Wax because it was no match for many niche brands. You've just convinced me to give TW a second chance.

[@abhayprabhu4256]

Most detailed video seen...😎 Seal and shine is the ultimate Winner...😎 The cheapest and Best sealent in the world...😎

[@rorywquin]

Purchased seal & shine, 3 months later they launched Hybrid range, purchase the hybrid ceramic wax (+ shampoo + quick detailer) . Treated the car - 12 months durability - so I have another ~10 years left in the ceramic wax bottle.....now we have the graphene range. Wish they would make smaller bottles. I drive a MB SL450 & it does not do a lot of miles, I have shelves full of product......

[@Dano-MX5]

I am 70 and the first wax I ever used on a car was TW paste wax. Then came products like Nu Finish for ease of use. Then for some reason I went with Blue Coral Paste which was impossibly difficult to apply but long lasting. I then found Liquid Glass which was my go to product for years, very easy to apply and durable…but expensive. It is now gone from the market. I then went thru Meguires entire line up of polishes and waxes and liked them. A friend of mine told me about Turtle Wax Seal and Shine and I scoffed at the suggestion that TW made a great product. Boy was I wrong! Seal and Shine is amazing as is their Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray Coating. Both are revolutionary products. I am now eager to try this Flex Wax. I am sure I will be satisfied. I love the idea of a wax as you dry product! It appears I have come full circle with Turtle Wax.

[@neildorrity9507]

Turtle Wax has really stepped up there game in the Car Detailing world, kudos to them for making good products for low prices, Happy Detailing Brian, i was thinking if you put seal n shine as the base layer and then follow up with flex wax as the final layer, how good would this perform. I would like to see how Gloss-It Ceramic Coating Spray in a test, this product has been amazing in all area's

[@archiepezek]

I'm a person more concerned with gloss and appearance of the paint as opposed to long-lasting protection. I like to apply a coating of some sort at least once a month, so I'm not worried about protection durability. I've already purchased the Flex Wax, so I'll see how it compares to Bead Maker, which is my current favorite appearance enhancer. Thanks again Brian for an in-depth and informative video.

[@Youknowitbby]

How’s it holding up?

[@Gave-rf1hr]

What are your thoughts , which offers morr shine ?

[@BearThatSwings]

what’s your results buddy

[@sargonoshana2324]

Beadmaker has the best shine. No doubt, but it does not last, so for you thats better. I want long lasting protection. I think i will go with ceramic 9h stuff so i don't have to polish and clay every year.

[@RedPillAlways]

You know I'm glad it can do that stuff but I never do it that way. I only ever do it dry paint work in let sit wipe off.. Now on this there does seem to be a 24-hour cure time as it says on the bottle to allow 24 hours before washing.. but regardless whether it does or doesn't I always allow 24 hours of curing on base coat topper double topper or any coat... I have found doing it this way last the longest and protects the most with the least

[@1keykneedeep]

Great comparison Brian. And thanks for the tip. Ur expertise is unquestionable. 👍👍

[@spookypunky]

Project Farm of the detailing world! Thank you Apex!!

[@DippinItUp1]

And this is why Turtle Wax is all I use to protect my car now. Incredible gloss, protection and ease of use not to mention cost effective! Ive been doing seal N shine base topped with the new formula ice spray wax and as long as its maintained It always stays beading and self cleans, incredible stuff!

[@joshie19922]

Can you use a topper with the two( seal and shine and spray wax) for maintenance /drying aid like extreme solutions or titan hybrid detailer)

[@DippinItUp1]

@@joshie19922 yup! I actually use Turtle wax’s wax and dry as a topper for every wash. Amazing carnauba gloss and so easy to use, zero streaks

[@3237fish]

It’s like watching Groundhogs Day with the new Turtle Wax line. Thanks Brian for the durability testing, always love a good comparison tests. Keep up the amazing work my friend.

[@jeffalan6339]

I am an enthusiasts that even after the selling of my nova ss after 08 housing market crash, I still.keep my vehicles detailed. From my 01 caddy STS silver that looks brand new To my 03 Silverado black that looks like a mirror, need it Shiney for the high end neighborhoods I work in as finish carpenter. Wanted new enough yet not new being used to haul lumber and tools to the jobsite. I've tried numerous waxes, synthetic to carnuba paste or liquid. Found my formula, carnuba base seal and shine on top. I get stares and comments frequently from others , my goal show I 5ake pride in my ride I will take pride in your house or office. Like your testing.

[@Kaido1299]

So basically for the 10-15 dollar difference in price from ss to flex all you get extra is a bit of more gloss and easier maintenance? From what I saw they both seem to be just as durable

[@alexdavila1356]

Tried Flex Wax. it rained the next day. When the car dried there weren't any chalky white spots on the car and the are had the same gloss as if it was just polished. I'm a Turtle Wax believer now

[@edman714]

I use the graphene flew wax on my 2022 Honda accord and the gloss and shine is incredible. My car shines like a mirror..best stuff by far

[@kirkalexander3431]

Thanks Brian, this is what we were waiting for. SnS is still a great product but I like the gloss in the graphene.

[@AdamK5958]

Have to say I've used turtle wax for a good couple of years since I got into really looking after my car and I've always found the products to be simple to use and very good quality.

[@chrismurphy783]

5 years ago I wouldn't consider anything from TW. Their current lineup is amazing and very hard to beat for the price.

[@dmwil1]

Great video! Love the TW products. I've got a 13 year old Jeep that has only had TW Ice products up to and including SNS. The paint still looks like new with no swirls or scratches except for those caused by branches and such from off-roading. Amazing.

[@dondiablo5583]

1:58 you can also spray it on the path instead of next to it😁

[@SteelRoninTT]

Im confused on what the difference between the flex wax and max wax is? Would a dry and properly applied layer of flex wax do the same as max wax? Is it worth it getting both or just one

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Can’t wait to get my hands on these new products!

[@onrdetailingnews802]

What up fab

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

@@onrdetailingnews802 Hey there!

[@armandoramos1949]

I am a very big fan of the Seal and Shine product. I swear by it and that's the only product I use now. I have to try the ne Graphene infused wax one of these days. Thanks for sharing.

[@dondiablo5583]

Hi, I am wondering if you ever can wash this of and it doesn't get into the paint?😕

[@johncover3103]

Another great video! One thing I noticed about FW is that throughout the video it seemed to hold less water on the panel. I think thats a plus for numerous reasons. Did anybody else key in on that?

[@williammartella7616]

This product line looks like a true winner. I will have to revisit some training videos to make sure I do proper prep on my car before laying this system down. Thanks, as always Brian, great work. I wish you were nearby some I could stop in for service.

[@404notfound.....]

Wow!! U have some pretty amazing choices from turtle wax. Price & quality you cannot beat it!! 🐢 🐢 👍👍

[@kayplayforth9007]

Love Turtle Flex wax! I to thought Turtle was just a low grade product for cars But Now I love Turtle Products and Will Be Using Them.

[@daniellang6112]

seal & shine looks to be 95% as good. pure & simple.

[@jseichhorn]

Impressive. Superior gloss and its breakdown stage goes to clean sheeting. I'd be interested to see Flex Wax against 303 Graphene.

[@ronniegibson8577]

Depending on the price.. I will stick with sns. The gloss meter is stupid crazy for flex though

[@kinnonmcallister]

Flex Wax is 26 Bucks 😳. Probably going to be at least £20 in the UK. CP4L are currently selling the Turtle Wax Hybrid Sealant for £5.30 for 500ml. Which is called Seal n Shine in the USA. Every person in here probably already knew that. Will I buy Flex Wax... Nope!

[@victorpirsoul3979]

Great comparison video Brian, thanks for posting this. I have some seal & shine but I did order the flex wax as I'd like to prep my recently purchased vehicle (CPO 2019 white honda crv) and I plan to use a compound, a polish, and the flex wax. I am an apartment dweller so convenience and ease of use are the keys. I usually wash the car at a DIY car wash with a bucket and my soaps/cleaners/degreasers/iron remover/surface prep as I do not have access to a hose or electrical outlets in my apartment's parking lot. Is the flex wax a substantial enough product that can be used as a base layer and easily updated or do I need something more substantial? I live in Saint Louis, MO. There is a lot of environmental fallout here. I usually use rinseless wash in between full detail/wash and, if I use the rinseless wash every day, I get a lot of contamination off the vehicle as the microfiber towels are pretty dirty (even if I have not driven the car). Thanks for all you do!

[@OctaneInTheVeins]

Great video, Brian! Putting the new kid on the block up against the tried and true Seal N Shine was a excellent idea. Still amazed at the performance of Seal N Shine, to be honest. Having said that, I want the graphene products for my vehicles.

[@henrydaniels8625]

Seal and shine is just AWESOME!

[@jeffbilbrough6494]

Wow, that's some durability test. So, if you use either of the products & then wash your car with a good quality shampoo you'll not touch them, therefore long term durability should be insane. Thanks for the video & information, that must have taken a lot of time to complete.

[@jeffmorrow-lucas8486]

Outstanding info! Thanks doing all the tests and putting these out. I have a feeling my vehicle will look better than the day it left the dealer lot!

[@chrish8229]

What everyone is waiting for. Let's get it on

[@turtlewax]

Turtlewax.com!!

[@lukascole347]

ive never been so excited for a product to come out in the UK

[@batvon39]

Wow, it's amazing to me how well SnS can stand up to all these newer products. And this isn't even the improved formula! Now I'm just curious about the water spotting with the Graphene flex. The ease and versatility of it is great, but fixing the waterspotting issues with ceramic coatings is really the only reason I'd want to go with graphene over Hybrid Solutions.

[@apexdetail85]

We actually prefer the original formula here.

[@Democratiser]

Interesting. Which TW product would you recommend to treat a sun damaged black car? Will the TW Pro Graphene Max be as good as a TW Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Acrylic Black? Can the TW Pro Flex be added over the Ceramic Acrylic Black? Great review by the way, many thanks!

[@arnoldsantiago8170]

@@apexdetail85 Can I use Turtlewax FLEX spray wax As a topper to Ceramic coating?

[@John_Redcorn_]

Are we gonna see it go against the Hybrid Ceramic?

[@DJTJ13]

This please!!

[@smokesgtp]

Yes! I don't trust pan the advertiser.

[@dipansh29]

Yes please

[@vancedelenia8169]

Seal n Shine already beat it!

[@ThirdEyeThriving]

Haha I trust Pan. Great content and honest opinions.

[@azharkazi7299]

Great information...Thanks for the video. Can we used on PPF wrapped cars ???? Need your expertise answer on the above please

[@xp2autocare]

Someday you should make a comparation : seal & shine VS ceramic coating like cquartz lite, etc

[@craigandrus327]

Simply amazing. I don’t know what else to say. Thanks for sharing.

[@FYRARMS]

I heard that SpaceX is going to layer the new Flex Wax over Seal 'N Shine on the next Falcon 9 rocket to protect the Dragon return module during re-entry.

[@bobdylan9117]

How did you find out about that?! Elon isn't going to announce it until tomorrow.

[@julienzhang8631]

Thank you so much ! I was wondering about how carpro reset would act on it.. you gave me the perfect answer haha

[@vincentkowski8466]

Great as usual Brian. I still wonder why no one has ever done a Seal n Shine vs TLC test ?

[@vtecaccord96]

I like that you can apply it on paint and spray off like Sonax but I am curious how this product would apply to a vehicle that already has TW ceramic spray on it already.

[@rchiuz01]

Is there any difference in using the paste wax vs liquid version as a base? is one or the other stronger? Thx again Brain. You always provide us with so much useful info

[@apexdetail85]

The liquid wax is a better foundation. Then maintain with Flex.

[@elton71737678]

You mentioned no curing time for the graphene product. I don’t understand. Wipe off immediately, or all allow it to sit for extended time before removing?

[@OverlyCuriousEngineer]

Can i reuse the microfiber towel i used for applying flex wax or is it done after one application and i have to wash it?

[@stephenlouden480]

can you do a test to show that spray on rinse off products disperse evenly or even effectively and that you're not just spraying it off the vehicle after you apply it? . I never trusted this method for applying anything. just doesn't make sense or look like anywhere but where you sprayed the product on is protected.