Graphene WINDOW Coating From Artdeshine!! Absorbing Daily Wear And Tear!!

[@jamesbiedlar590]

Lots of new stuff lately on the channel! Thanks for guiding us into the future. I could not think of a better channel to do so!😀👍

[@johnketuroskey6293]

2nd that

[@MyGuyKirby]

Graphene used here is not the stellar results I was expecting. Looks similar to my other two coating products and will outlast RainX by a wide margin. Thanks for giving us a complete picture on how to prepare and apply the coating.

[@robertneighbours1625]

glad to see carzilla listed as your source for artdeshine.i get all my car care products from them.about a 1/2 hr drive for me in calgary,ab Canada.keep up the great content Brian.

[@patb5266]

Carzilla rocks, I work just up the road from them, well did lol. Great store though!

[@orangemarley5086]

Thank you for the wiper chatter part. You’re the only person that I’ve seen mention this. I could use a lot of different coatings, however some will cause the wipers to chatter

[@satulytman]

I use Turtle Wax Seal & Shine on my glass. Raindrops start moviing up the windshield at about 25 mph, and the windshield keeps itself clear in light rain without any help from wipers at 30 MPH. In a medium rainstorm, I pulse the wipers every 1 to 2 minutes as needed. The Seal & Shine lasts a couple months for me, and the wipers move smooth and without any chattering when I do use them.

[@JTBlair-nw6gb]

That has to be the cleanest Hyundai Egg I've ever seen! Very excited to see the durability of a graphene glass coating.

[@johnpivovarnik9678]

Looks like good stuff but I think I’ll stick with Rain X for the price.Brian you looked good in the Turtle wax commercial.👍👍👍🤗

[@GeeWhizRS]

Rain-x smears momentarily under the wiper blades. I threw mine away. Amazon didn't even want it back.

[@johnpivovarnik9678]

Gee Whiz RS I never had a problem like that. Are you sure your windshield was really clean.

[@DRTYFN]

John Pivovarnik Rain X is trash. It barely lasts a week.

[@TheCeki1982]

@@DRTYFN Replace the wipers and apply rain-x on a clean windshield. You said one week?!

[@johnpivovarnik9678]

DRTY FN You must be doing something wrong!

[@danmorrissette4814]

Very Good Video showing all steps that might be needed to properly do windshield !!!!!!

[@toddn.3123]

When you said no wiper chatter I was about to buy it until I saw the $98 price tag. I so want to test this for Seattle rain, but wow that is crazy.

[@apexdetail85]

That is Canadian Dollars!

[@weirdowolfstudio5409]

Apex Detail what coating for the windshield is a get it now one ??? I see this one is ok but what is a step or 2 up ? Please help . Thanks

[@hoyoung2828]

At speeds of several kilometers per hour.Water repellent effect peformance??????

[@acts2211]

Once again excellent as always Brian. I didn't know you could rub Scotch-Brite on glass I thought for sure it might leave fine scratches but I learn something new

[@jamesbiedlar590]

It is also included in the Glassparency and other kits. Will not scratch.

[@platinumautoglasswindowtin88]

James Biedlar only use the white coloured ones

[@Retset]

I like the prep steps - valuable for any coating. I use Angelwax H2Go at the moment, on all windows and screen and really rate it. I would never pull out the coating bottle plastic part and use a pipette for one simple reason - i would then knock over the bottle and lose all that £££ in half a second flat!!

[@JacquesAlbrecht]

Thx for a very informative look at this window coating and also, thx for not adding 'music' to your voice over.

[@richchaffin3762]

The effectiveness of these windshield treatment is dependent upon the rake of the glass and the speed of the vehicle. Regardless of the price they don't work well on my Buick LeSabre but are great for my DTS. I too will likely stick to Rainx. Thanks for showing us an option, Brian!

[@cintocrunch]

I'd be interested to see long term reviews on different glass sealants... I used Rain-X for a while until I heard about Aquapel. On my current vehicles I have 8 years, 3 years and 2 years on the initial Aquapel application and it still has excellent performance.

[@platinumautoglasswindowtin88]

cintocrunch long term reviews are hard to accurately test. All depends on how many wiper swipes you do. It's all about abrasion. Using wiper blades dry or with minimal water on them also affects life expectancy. I live in western Canada, Aquapel lasts about 3 months on average.

[@cintocrunch]

@@platinumautoglasswindowtin88 I see some people say it only lasts 3-6 months and others have experiences like mine. I live in MD and the longest application has lived all but a year or two outside 24/7. We get single digits up to triple digits, dry spells and wet spells. Maybe I've just been lucky or maybe they have revised the formula and it doesn't last as long now but I have NEVER reapplied Aquapel after the initial treatment.

[@aaronmckillip7816]

How’s this compare to Glassparency?

[@nachomandetailingservices1057]

Good stuff. From what I can see. But I use glass x. From dura coating Technology has held up through about 60 car wash’s so far and still going strong. I did all my windows.

[@kingjames0574]

Another great video Brian thanks! 👏

[@mikeyp2447]

Great video B!

[@fabiankeppler315]

aah, the good old snake oil trick , wonderful

[@user-vf8su4kq3d]

If im investing in to a good glass coating id always change the wiper blades too whenever im applying the coating! That way the coating lasts longer 👍

[@rugershooter5268]

I do RainX twice a year, no problems.........I have not clayed, I might do that, possibly a polish

[@bigd9848]

Looking great 💎You will have to see how it holds up 👍🏻

[@gloums]

Lmao, the dedication to getting the FPOV angles. I was wondering how you were doing it.

[@rodneyyoung8215]

Same as another I'll stick to rain x or aquapel thanks for the video

[@platinumautoglasswindowtin88]

Rodney Young not much durability in those products. Aquapel is better but still only 3-4 months

[@Codyray17ify]

This reminds me of the time a salesmen was showing me some $300 per foot stereo speakers.....I asked in the end ....can anybody really tell the difference.....and he said no....not really.

[@lifeofbrian9511]

Interesting!

[@norcalspitshine9067]

Thanks Brian

[@JWL-UK]

Since I use Sonax BSD as drying aid I get very similar water behaviour on windshield and windows.

[@metalpolishshop]

for the general DYI consumer Rain X is still king. Apply often and works just as well as these "coatings". Too much abrasive from the wipers and road junk for coatings to last

[@richardseem7948]

great video and product review good friend. u should exhausted. all ok?

[@chrispompano]

....april showers brings MORE glass coating testing!

[@olgai.menendez9493]

I just wonder how long it may last! But it looks awesome.

[@chrismurphy783]

Best guess as to when the graphene products will become more affordable?

[@Rick-oe1hc]

it'll be interesting to see if bug splatter is much easier to remove with this product

[@ReggieNoble637]

Any concerns regarding the product effecting the plastic cowl or is taping it off necessary for added protection

[@functionaldoc5054]

What spped did you have to get before the sheeting was enough to drive without wipers ? Have you done a video on on the different microfiber towels you sue and for what application ? Thanks Brian for all your great info.

[@apexdetail85]

20 mph

[@patb5266]

Looks great, I use Seal and Shine and looks the same and lasts for months, although this may last longer. I just put TW Ceramic Spray coating on te windshield of my new Ram so I'll see how that holds up. Thanks. Carzilla is great lol.

[@platinumautoglasswindowtin88]

Pat B speaking from experience may I suggest you stay away from any polymer based products(like streak & shine)on your windshield. Back glass and side windows are ok(not great but ok) but definitely not windshields. You'll start getting a haze as the wipers swish back and forth. Especially noticeable at night with oncoming traffic. And yes, Chris from Carzilla is a great guy.

[@patb5266]

@@platinumautoglasswindowtin88 hey thanks, I appreciate your input. I'll use something else, I've had good success with Aquapel in the past.

[@bradorman1051]

I have a product I'd love sending you to try out. Can use on all surfaces. Don't need glass cleaner because it cleans and seals without streaking.... and by the looks of your rain video, our's beats that. Our product is easy to apply, simply wipe into paint, glass, plastic or rubber and wipe off. Nano acrylic polymer based.... enhanced with graphene, silica (Si02), titanium (Ti02) and ptfe.

[@chrispompano]

"name that coating"????

[@platinumautoglasswindowtin88]

So it's hydrophilic not hydrophobic

[@glennfell2462]

How does this compare to Glassparency in terms of durability, warranty, maintenance and hydrophobic properties?

[@handcannon4545]

Watch to the end. He just put it on and will have to wait for return of car.

[@platinumautoglasswindowtin88]

Glenn Fell Glassparency is one of the better glass coatings I've used but I found that for it to work at its best it needs to be topcoated every 3-4 months. My customers are finding it a bit of a nuisance to come see me every 4 months, but,,,,,, it works pretty dam good.

[@keithnewton8981]

How would you damage tge laminate behind the glass you would needvto break the glass.?

[@sccarguy]

I’m sure you have seen by now TAC Systems web site is up and running again.

[@Abc-tu9ry]

👍👍👍. I noticed that you have to use some pressure when buffing off the windshield, am I right?

[@apexdetail85]

Some...yes.

[@johnwagner4559]

Hey Brian, can you use a magic eraser, instead of light scotchbright pad to deep clean windshield? And what is that drop of cleaner you're using? How do you remove light scratches and swirls from windshield without a polisher? Thanks!

[@apexdetail85]

Absolutely.

[@MNpicker]

Nice... i will stick with Glass Sealant from Evans detailing and polishing 👍🏼... look into it.. Its good stuff

[@platinumautoglasswindowtin88]

MNpicker as long as it's not polymer based

[@ShineYourLightDetailing]

Thanks, how about comparing it to Rain-X? 😊

[@henryfreeman6113]

This is way more durable!

[@cusebike5391]

@@henryfreeman6113 The price to durability ratio is clearly in Rain-X's favor.

[@donaldgreen9292]

I know Gtechniq's advertised as a 2 year coating. I installed it on my truck. The amount of road salt throwed on the ground this winter didn't ever hurt it. I installed it in September. It also made it easier to scrape ice off the glass. you can get the glass polish and the smart vision for less than 40 bucks. If there is any similarities between this and Gtechniq's, than I wouldn't call it close. It would suck to have to reapply Rain X in the winter.

[@gloomyxyz]

Cuse Bike Time is money. I rather pay a little more and not have to reapply RainX every few months. If cost is an issue to you, go pick up some Aquapel.

[@cusebike5391]

@@gloomyxyz "Time is money" is true only if you work 24 hrs. a day, 7 days a week. I have a few minutes every few months to apply rain-X. Sorry your rigidity doesn't allow you that tiny amount of flexibility.

[@Life360HN]

Wiper May do scratches on the coating, isn’t ?

[@Knards]

That website prices are a shock until you realize its in Canadian dollars

[@douggreen980]

It is really shocking when you are a Canadian, and you realize your neighbours to the south get a 35% discount on everything 😂

[@douggreen980]

Carzilla is one of the best (if not the best) sites in Canada for detail products. Great selection and they used to throw in a few suprises with your order, which made it fun to see what they sent. They have recently changed a few things and I don't know if they still do that, but it was always appreciated! They almost always have the best prices in Canada as well.

[@Knards]

@@douggreen980 Depends on the exchange rate, but you are right. Sorry about that

[@danmorrissette4814]

@@douggreen980 loll

[@danmorrissette4814]

@@douggreen980 yes they still give bonus things if order is high enough, i got 2 350gsm Popo microsoft towels from my order last week ! Love Carzilla! Great service! and most products are in stock!

[@BeReady726]

What if your windshield has had rock chip repair?

[@andrewward7042]

I wished that I hadn't used Ethos Graphene on the windshield. Against a strong sun it's a nightmare.

[@johnpawlowski804]

Just got done with my RAM, BUFFED WITH LVR,403, 2 COATS OF GYEON CAN COAT, 2 COATS OF XTREME SOLUTIONS POLY SEALANT. SO SLICK MY NITRILE GLOVES CAN'T GET ANY TRACTION, Wow WOW WOW.

[@14NJGUY]

looks similar to AdamsPolishes results. will wait out how long the durability is.

[@sandro2304]

Hi Brian, what pad did you use for the polishing? Thanks!

[@apexdetail85]

I would use the CarPro dedicated pads for glass to be hones. This pad just cleaned it up a bit.

[@Grizzleback07]

Graphene products are the new marketing scam. Scientists are still developing methods to mass produce it and is expensive to make.

[@thecitiots]

What's the reasoning for cleaning after claying? Clay is expensive dawn is cheap.

[@huronautodetailing]

What cleaner did you use? Thanks.

[@mzwak2001]

Can this be used on lexan?

[@libintan6211]

Rain X is the king on window

[@rimbunankhazanah9475]

Hi Brain, I'm from Malaysia and just been following your channel early of this year. Hope you are fine and stay safe there. I have several question hope you could give me some advice and feedback 1. I am using Menzerna 400 heavy cut for compounding, should i use Medium cut for next process, or just straight to Menzerna 3800 gloss finishing? 2. What are your recommendation on Rupes DA pads, especially their coarse wool ? Good or there is much better pads that can go along with its DA machine 3. Do you have any tips and advice on how to bring up the gloss and clarity of White paints and light color? My English is not so good, i hope you can understand my humble question. shame, some good products mention in your vlog, especially American made, hardly to get here in Malaysia. thank you sir, regards, your new fans.

[@platinumautoglasswindowtin88]

Rimbunan Khazanah I also use Menzerna 400. I finish with sonax perfect finish. Works good for me

[@luketuttle1096]

Rimbunan Khazanah First off Brian has forgotten more than I know, so he will lead you in right direction! But I have Menzerna products. I find the 400 finishes out quite well for a compound, so can probably go to the final polish. But you best bet is to try a small section with the final polish. Check results if good then there you go, if not then go to the medium cut. The less clear you remove (with good results) the better If you look at Brian's videos you will see he really likes the Uro Fiber 50/50 pads I have found the Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray Coating is an easy gloss booster. Have a silver and white cars works well on

[@rimbunankhazanah9475]

@@platinumautoglasswindowtin88 thank you for the advice. Sonax perfect finish, hurm... Sonax products just quite pricey in my local market

[@rimbunankhazanah9475]

@@luketuttle1096 Thank you for your advice sir. I will look over TW Solution Ceramic spray as you mention above.

[@joemyers3141]

Just out of curiosity isn't plastic blade and clay baring doing the same thing?

[@frandanco6289]

Joe Myers -- No, using a Claybar or a rubberized towel on the glass is going to clean the best.. He only used the plastic blade when he found something really stuck on the glass.. That is all the plastic blade should carefully be used for..

[@joemyers3141]

@@frandanco6289 ok thanks 😊

[@AmirAbdullah]

Nice

[@Joemama-jq8fm]

How in the world would damage the laminate between the glass by doing this ???

[@apexdetail85]

Heat distorts it easily.

[@Joemama-jq8fm]

@@apexdetail85 must have a lot of distorted windshields in Arizona? I tint windshields every day never a problem. Some hard ones take lots of heat.

[@tysona8421]

Do you ever use steel wool with a cleaner to clean windows?

[@platinumautoglasswindowtin88]

Tyson Anast make sure the steel wool has no rust on it.

[@apexdetail85]

Some prefer it...I pass on steel wool.

[@tysona8421]

Platinum Auto Glass & Window Tint I use fresh “00” if I have overspray or contaminates on it

[@PeteyMcSavage]

I got a good workout in last week Makita rotary 6 inch carpro rayon felt pulling out scratches on a tall SUV I was on step on stool ceriglass is tough to work with it was drying out and the rotary was pulling me all over the place but it did lead to great result I topped with kisho coating. Longest lasting window coat was Gtechniq.

[@arianrod83]

Where in PA are you, and you do mobile?

[@apexdetail85]

Berks County...shop only. 🙂

[@arianrod83]

@@apexdetail85 Aww, I'm in Delaware County and I need my Veloster detailed, along with some issues solved, before I sell it.

[@urbanedgeautodetailing]

How does this compared to IGL Window?

[@apexdetail85]

I am testing that.

[@charlesaviles2138]

@@apexdetail85 how goes the testing compared with IGL Windows? I'm an IGL installer and I'm not impressed with the results of the igl windows... Do you have any windows Coating that is your go-to?

[@bargemail2]

Does anyone else find that while watching him shine the product off, that their hand moves along unconsciously ?

[@davedave9194]

I'll stick to using the wipers🤣

[@gj91471]

Coatings such as Rain-X are designed to be used without wipers. Use of wipers will lead to streaking / smearing.

[@404notfound.....]

First!🙂

[@koioo2]

alberto seen this video

[@mr-dpc-5018]

Sure it would do that to the rain if you would have just polished it. Also Rain X does the same thing. What happens when you get dust and small grains of road sand etc between the rubber blade and the screen, it will scratch a lot easier than just glass. Do not see the point of this stuff really, on paint yes but windscreen ...no. perhaps side windows and rear but thats it.

[@FunkyTwn]

1:48 "Glass is actually very porous". No, actually it's not.

[@apexdetail85]

You are 110 % WRONG! At the molecular lever. Windshields are porous with peaks and valleys.... or the would not get dirty at all. Do some homework good sir and get back to me.

[@FunkyTwn]

@@apexdetail85 You can't be more than 100% anything. If you were somehow able to go over the 100% threshold then whatever new number you arrived at would be the 100% mark. - Perhaps you should study my homework.

[@Mr.Jones1983]

Soooo. This or RainX ummm

[@mikeyp2447]

Second!

[@frandanco6289]

Not impressed at all with this product.. 50-year old RainX still moves water off the glass faster.. I dont care if I have to reapply it more often..

[@tommartin1223]

I guess I'm 4th

[@lowhanlindsey]

Gimmick alert!

[@YingYangStang]

All of that for a stupid windshield what's the point- for what - why ... you have way to much time on your hands Bud ...!!! Looks like RainX to me ='s J O K E