ICE SPRAY WAX VS MEGUIARS HYBRID CERAMIC WAX

[@themetamancer7372]

As well as the Turtle Wax product performed in this test, I was mightily impressed with how little of the Maguire’s you used - just a couple of light squirts as compared to several more for the TW - and it still held up well, considering.

[@georl1]

Had my classic Cadillac conv. painted with Imron paint. It's a one step paint with the polyurethane mixed right with the paint so it's a one step paint, no clear coat needed and I never have to wax it. It's the type of paint they use on planes and heavy equipment so it's a hard paint and doesn't scratch very easily. I never regretted using this paint and will use it again. Comes in almost every color or can be mixed to your specific color.

[@MapleLeafForever99]

Thanks for the great video, Jimbo! I like both products but the Turtle Wax ICE rocked it on the overall results, but more importantly, the value for money factor.

[@thomasemerson7257]

Thank you, Jimbo, I am a fan - another great "raw" comparison vid. Thanks for all the effort you put in. I'm lucky because I have multiple low-value cars to test stuff on, and since I'm new (two months ago I'd never done more than bucket wash a car) I've been able to make some mistakes and try different things. The first product I bought because of a video I happened to watch was the Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Wax and put it on my 30 year old Town Car and, though I used too much and it streaked, it immediately made the car look way better (even with the streaks) and it felt slick for the first time since I've owned it, and put up an obvious barrier to the elements that I could see working - we had a lot of ash from forest fires this year in August and the way the ash laid on the car was just different than it was before the HCW, and the way I could easily blow the ash off with the leaf blower or rinse it with the hose was just noticeably different. That application was mid-August (it's now mid-October for anyone reading this), I've done nothing but bucket wash the car since, that car is a daily driver for me, I don't have a garage so it sits outside 24/7, and the HCW doesn't look diminished at all (even the streaks are still there). So, I don't know about chemical resistance, but real world day-to-day, Eugene, Oregon weather, it's solid and not only hanging on, but doesn't look diminished at all. Soon after I also put it on my wife's Prius (again, before I knew about decontamination) and, though I avoided streaks that time, I put it over some spots on the car (I know, rookie mistake) and the HCW made it impossible for me to clean them because of the barrier it put up. I'd watched so many of these videos that I figured I'd try iron remover and bug spray, and that removed the HCW so I could clean the dirt spots. I then applied the HCW, and then waited a week and applied another coat. So that was like early September and it still looks great and washes easy. Through trial and error, I find that the best way to apply it is to do the decontamination, dry the car completely, then use a moist towel to barely wet the panel, then really only one spray per panel, two for the bigger panels, is enough - so even though it's twice the price of the Turtle Wax, it seems like we can use a lot less of it. I figure I'll use the same method to touch up the Prius every two months and it should always be in a good place. I'm a total rookie, I don't really know what I'm doing, but that is my experience for what it's worth

[@777AndrewR]

Turtle wax for ME! I will not overpay for any detailing product ever!

[@CP-kb1du]

Spot on Turtle wax been around since jump and it works ....Meguiar's has way too many products ...questionable contents of each wax is wax should be applied and removed for the best shine .

[@geeaye64]

I bought the Megs and it worked great for me. I haven't tried the Turtle Wax one yet. It all depends on how well you keep your car clean. On the Megs, you only need to just spray and rinse on a regular basis. It's not a permanent solution. It doesn't say how long it will last either. Any product that you used on a regular basis will protect your paint. It also depends on where you live, the outside environment such as extremely dusty areas, climate, such as extreme sun, and where you park at home outside or in a garage.

[@Dad703]

I have a dark blue metallic paint with Quartz CQ applied over a year ago. Bought the Meguiar's, as a top coat to freshen up the shine. I did both the Meguiars recommended applications on my hood. What a mess. Streaking, blotching and alot of elbow grease to get Meguiar's rubbed out to get back to my original CQ shine. Took back the Meguiars and got the Turtle ICE. Wow what a difference. Spray on, wipe in, buff out and a new deeper shine is now on my car. If you already have a quartz coating, test a small area with Meguairs first. It may save you an elbow or two.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Glad to hear you found something that works good for you!

[@richardsefecka6552]

I put Jescar Power Lock Plus on first followed by Collinite 845. Now I’m using Turtle wax Ice Spray Wax as part of my regular maintenance wash Leaves the car glossy and no streaking .

[@1974gladiateur]

Richard Sefecka I don’t know why you put two waxes on top of each other. No need for that.

[@richardsefecka6552]

Helps to boost the shine I only use it once in a while

[@markvankalmthout5012]

Unbelievable TW wins this again. As you see here price or name says nothing, but don't forget Turtlewax is a company which exsist over 70 years and are always developing new products.

[@sharkamov]

Mark: That was my first thought! - I think 'the Turtles' _know_ a thing or two about a thing or two when it comes to keeping the best possible shine in your car's paint - in addition to preserving it! _Go Turtles, GO!!!_ 🏆 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@fredfriburger1]

For the meguairs I noticed you barely applied any of the product, when I apply I usually use alot more and get really great results, much better beading and sheeting.

[@AnthonyGalations329]

I bought both of the bottles to protect my car. Do I apply the ceramic wax and then the seal and shine? Or the other way?

[@albertblack5375]

Finally got the ice line here in FL. Got to say, we don’t have the nasty chemicals like up north, it’s all show and go here, but the spray wax does exactly what you want if you wash regularly then spend 20 more mins w the Ice spray by TW. They came out of no where w this line. And have absolutely screwed w everyone’s mind. Love it.

[@johnwimer4891]

Appreciate your testing and reviews! Can you give an opinion on using TW Ice spray wax as a drying agent? I realize they have the Wax and Dry product, which I like, but might the Ice SW be even better?

[@ericengelberg143]

Jimbo, this is what I’ve been waiting for, I can’t wait...

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Awesome!

[@teo8424]

Question? What if I put Turtle on first base coat what would the results be if I put the Maguires ceramic on top?

[@DivineTrueGod]

Nobody beats Turtle Wax when it comes to durability and bang for the buck!

[@RB54DaBears]

We need a uv-ray test. Apply it on a panel and let the sun who is one of products worst enemies beat it up. Just weekly updated

[@Dell3904]

Go Ice Is Right!!! When I Go To The Parts Store, I Will Get The Turtle Wax Product!

[@AnthonyGalations329]

Can I use SUPER CLEAN on my paint ? I thought Wilson Auto Detailer said he only uses it on the wheels of the car.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Ya you can. Just be careful with it

[@benh580]

Can you do a comparison between griots synthetic clay vs a regular clay bar? Awesome videos

[@abdullah_fardm.9725]

Late is better than never Thank you for fixing the leak.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

A simple o ring did the trick

[@Aquino5043]

The ice is a spray wax not a ceramic with wax coating. They have one out now. Get the ice / ceramic hybrid wax to compare with the Meguiar’s hybrid ceramic wax.

[@andreadake5049]

Yes!

[@yashgamer1168]

Right sir

[@danpmatz]

i know you dont like to say witch spray is the best but i like to use what the people that do things for a living use. i have a boat i get it waxed every other year and use 303 speed detailer, i was thinking about putting a ceramic spray on. as a pro what would you use?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

I like to wax often, like as often as possible. So I would either go with the TW spray wax or seal n shine

[@gmctech]

I'm by far no professional when it comes to vehicle detailing but I literally have a whole steel cabinet FULL of every type of wax and snake oil available in the last 12 years and I gotta tell ya, my go to wax and quick detailer is Turtle Wax Ice... I have found though that turtle wax ice seems to react wiith simoniz waterless wash & wax (it seems to gum up) so I only use the simoniz on my motorcycle and it is incredible as I even simoniz my engine on the bike and the product keeps the engine looking incredible after days of it cooking on the engine.... but at the end of the day my 4 wheeler vehicles gets the ICE treatment because it seems to last and is almost fool proof to apply... I've used the meguiars ceramic and I'm not impressed for the price and after driving for hours in heavy driving rain, the meguiars seems to be all but gone when I wash my vehicle whereas the ICE still sheets and beads... just my 2 cents worth of real life findings...

[@daves.3278]

How long does the ICE spray wax usually last 4 weeks ? Ive seen a test on youtube for 7 months which is insane but I don't believe it

[@heavymechanic2]

@@daves.3278 I started using the TW ICE Spray Wax in May/June and it really is amazing and I stopped using Meguiars Ultimate Quick Wax. I put two coats of ICE on the top of a van and after 3-4 weeks of 80-90 degree weather it still beads water like crazy. I usually see it start to fade on the top side after 4-6 weeks and reapply after a wash because it only takes a few minutes while drying the car. These products are priced in the 10-12 dollar range and very affordable to use.

[@daves.3278]

@@heavymechanic2 4 -6 weeks is very good! And same i got a gal of megs quick wax Turtle wax last a bit longer

[@TheIntimidat3r]

I used Turtle Wax ICE products since the beginning cuz they were easy on/off, they worked, and very worked well, but after having my Camaro ceramic coated I've been using TEC582 Ceramic Quick Detailer. It works GREAT and smells like bubblegum instead of chemicals. On my truck and wife's Jeep, I have switched from TW ICE to Maguire's Hybrid Ceramic Wax. Once applied, I then finish them both off with TEC582. The paint on all 3 vehicles is slicker than greased eel s**t and water practically jumps off the paint. All TW ICE products and Maguire's Hybrid Ceramic Wax work GREAT! You can't lose either way. However, I recommend finishing off your vehicle with TEC582 Ceramic Quick Detailer no matter what product you choose.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Your 💯 the slickness that tec582 offers is insane!

[@WHTES550]

Both seems to be behaving similar, but if the panel was treated and ready for a coat, then you have to follow the first application instruction instead of the reapplication. The first application uses a little more product the create a thicker first layer.

[@fishbowl7098]

get a symmetrical panel,like a hood. One without big dents and scrapes like your current one.Tests would show results much more accurately.

[@aquatics117]

I'm so tempted to empty some Turtle Wax into a empty spray bottle and use it for my clients. But I 100% know that if I brought some of it in its original bottle to a detail they wouldn't regard me as professional because well it's a budget brand. Would you use this as a drying aid? Thanks as always

[@milinichsautodetail3124]

I use it all the time in the original bottle, to be honest the clients in my experience don’t really care about products they only care about results. The only people who care about what products you use are other detailers lol

[@autodetailingpodcast]

I was actually thinking about doing the same thing

[@fadey786]

@@autodetailingpodcast I noticed turtle wax spray bottles are very hard to open. Don't know some kind of seal is there.

[@georgelouis987]

When you use the same wiping towel with more than one type of wax you're cross contaminating the panels. You need to use separate towel fore each kind of wax.

[@Spiritcr1jsher]

Yeah......he also didn't really put much of the meguiars on that panel . Like 1 spray and a half and like 5 sprays of the turtle wax . I have both and the megs lasts much longer .

[@constantdarkfog49]

I have & use both of these wax products, only difference to me is the Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic wax has a harder coating finish, to me it's more durable, then once every few weeks I'll put on a top coat of the Turtle Waxes Spray wax to get that natural shine & gloss. Thanks, Jimbo

[@francoalfaro7750]

Cool!!! I like this method (best comment) You get the best of both 😍

[@GR888T]

I freakin love the Turtle Spray Wax. I’m from Australia and stores have stopped selling it for some reason. I’m waiting on a shipment of two bottles which is costing me just over $100AUD. That’s how much I love it.

[@HumeAndBean]

After the application at the start, your assessment of the two products differs in my opinion. The panel on the left has a deeper angle due to it being damaged. In my opinion, they were equal If you look at another part of the panel.

[@vinr]

Two surfaces are not equally flat, left side seems to have few dents so water moves and collected inside them which causes to inconsistent water beading IMO

[@johnbell1859]

Ice spay is the one for me good video. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@OGbqze]

I like meguiares nudered.

[@CH00NiE]

I like your reviews man always got me deciding on what to get and your videos help! Awesome!

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Awesome!

[@markkropf8295]

Meguiars for me. I love the initial performance and the ease of use. The turtle wax seems so yesterday and antiquated on the look and feel.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

The TW label could be a lot more modern

[@VaporRipper]

Fanboy buys Meguiar's because the label looks cooler. Can't even spell his favorite brand correctly.... spelled with a G, not a Q.... HAHAHAHA!

[@markkropf8295]

@@VaporRipper thanks for pointing out the misspelling. I didn't have the bottles or labels in mind when I mentioned the look. Rather I had water behavior in mind.

[@andreadake5049]

Can you use any of the Eagle One Triple Cleaning Foam wheel sprays on the car paint? Looking for a cheap decon from my Walmart store. I heard you can use Meguiars all wheel cleaner (it's a gel). I already bought it but haven't used it yet. It's $10 though vs $4.50 & $5.50 for the Eagle One tire cleaners. I see you're using the Plasticoat version but my Walmart also has the Chrome wheel spray, Aluminum wheel spray, and the All Wheel spray. Will all of them be safe for iron decon in paint panels? If so, do they all perform equally well for that purpose? Thank you!

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Yes I have a video on it

[@edruiz6364]

Thanks Jimbo, this was the one I was waiting for and the results are pretty much what I expected with Meguiar's slightly edging out TW. On the personal front I have Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Wax as a sealant and TW Ice Spray and Wax as a topper with good results.Both are great for the price though. Thanks again, well done.

[@willbrown9291]

Is this fair? 2 sprays of Meguiar's VS 9 sprays of Turtle wax??

[@jasonspath9965]

I enjoy seeing these videos, thank you for taking the time and showing us the results. 👍

[@autodetailingpodcast]

👍🏻

[@romeotrinh6415]

Not that I like cheap stuffs but when come ice wax I can see how the product stand up with big and expensive brands through out the testings hold up very good with less money

[@richardwagner7627]

Turtle Wax was my choice of wax before I watched the comparison.. Loved it then and love it now.. Besides I have a bottle of it in my garage cabinet..

[@damoncrowfeather4655]

I think Turtle wins because it hung in well with a product that cost twice as much.. but the Meguiars may have a bit of an advantage in that it can be reapplied and simply rinsed off.

[@tiredoldman5329]

Great video. Thanks for all the hard work involved.

[@JoseSanchez-wb5rz]

Really hard to not like the Turtle wax Ice spray it's taken on a lot of big name products in your tests and it keeps beating them.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Agreed!

[@2010stoof]

Commenting before watching. GO ICE!! LOL Edit: watched it. Yay ICE!! Lol. Great retail product. I have some old 2012 ice liquid wax and the newest formulation. I wish I could send you them to use in your style testing on that panel out of curiousity.

[@hawkey100]

Can you tell me the blower that you use ? Thanks in advance

[@kikcodog]

Megs HCW is NOT water activated. In their 40 minute interview with Mat from OG on YT, they say the water is used to spread the product and to help prevent streaking.... Gravity...dent the right side like the left side and watch the water roll off....you need a new panel Jimbo. I know water is precious in CA but you cant wash residue off with a quick spritz. FInally, from personal experience these hybrid ceramics are like bread maker in that it takes about 24 hours to see their full effect.

[@c6z061]

BigOldDog interesting its not water activated. Then what’s the point after the initial application of HCW for spray and rinse as instructed?

[@stephencarbonaro5462]

@@c6z061 to spread it. It came from the horses mouth, that it's not water activated. It just makes it easier to spread.

[@stephencarbonaro5462]

I too, though that dent was playing a role in the behavior of the water.

[@Spiritcr1jsher]

This isnt a real CW and meguiars doesnt mention a "cure" time of anything. I have the stuff and It hasn't lasted more than a few weeks . I even tried applying it with a microfiber applicator as if I was waxing a car and it made no real difference. Stuff is cheap , looks cool and smells awesome but probably wont even outlast their own ultimate quick wax .

[@kikcodog]

@@c6z061 According to Megs, to help spread the product and prevent streaking...you can watch the whole 40 minute in depth interview about the product on Obsessed Garage's YT Channel

[@Soccerblaze12]

Excited to see this comparison, was just about to pick up some meguiars until I get the paint prepped for ceramic Edit: I also would have liked to see the meguiars dry/wipe in rather than a wet spray on. But nice job, thanks for the video👌🏻

[@clarkzavier1521]

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[@marcusdylan8390]

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[@clarkzavier1521]

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[@clarkzavier1521]

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[@marcusdylan8390]

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[@lennoxlrt]

Which one would you recommend jim? I dont drive much I was my car weekly and how often can I use them?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Turtle wax

[@lennoxlrt]

Thx Jim! I'll test it out and let u know!

[@andrewnyynyj]

I actually combine these two products... I apply Hybrid Ceramic after every wash, then Turtle Wax Ice Wax after that. Any thoughts?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Great idea!

[@augiespano3224]

I'm a Meguiars fan but, the Turtle looks to be a good choice for the money. I guess another test would be how long would each last on the surface without the torture. Weeks? Months? Thanks for the great video!

[@Spiritcr1jsher]

Already did that test , on my wife's Acura TLX I used the meguiars CW and my ILX commuter. The ILX with the turtle wax still seems to protect the about the same as when I put it on and my wife's car has NO protection on her hood at all left after about 4 weeks .

[@logjam333]

I really like these videos. I think the turtle wax beaded better overall, not initially though. I'd like to see some long term studies where you leave a panel outside with the product on it for a couple weeks, then test it. Another Turtle Wax product nobody talks about is 'Wax as you Dry'. I suspect this was one of the first attempts at the ice formula. The TW 'wax as you dry' beads water for more than 4 weeks with my 100 mile commute roundtrip... It also smells good and makes the color "pop" more in my opinion. You should try it.

[@nuaruto]

TW wax n dry does a good job & slightly remove minor water marks. Now I'm still using wax & dry for routine waxing between TW ice wax 6 months reapplication.

[@palmoil7283]

Hey man, quick question, why is the turtle wax ice spray wax so streaky ? Do you have suggestion on how to apply it with less streak ? Cos its causing light scratches all over the paint.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

What towels are you using?

[@palmoil7283]

@@autodetailingpodcast microfiber towel

[@JTBlair-nw6gb]

Why don't you have a flat panel for your demonstrations? It's hard to tell on the side that's all dented.

[@keithknechg3217]

If people complain the torture tests are unrealistic they need to take into acount what it will take to remove if they want to do paint repair,cmpnding etc.i prefer ( for now,will cermic coat eventually) a product that holds up day to day but i can remove it without killing myself if need be.thanks jimbo

[@elithegreat6463]

You were a bit light on the Megs during your initial application.

[@kikcodog]

Pretty impressive that little did that much. They do say use it sparingly but I think (from experience) that's because they are trying to prevent any streaking. The spray and rinse method works best in my experience if you do it out of sunlight, do 1 panel at a time, using it sparingly and a pressure washer and rinse top down - especially when dealing with dark colors with no existing protection.

[@Gnetbird]

Its so time consuming and a lot of wasted water. It would be best to just get a good sealant for the paint that last three to six months and just do a light maintanance wash. Or best a waterless wash, like uber waterless wash. Lots of lubrication with that product.

[@jimkerr7]

Meguiars says to use a small amount per panel. 2 to 3 sprays is plenty.

[@jimkerr7]

DroneGuy No. door, hood, trunk etc. Meguiars says to use very kittle product. Jimbo did it right.

[@bobliuca]

Thanks. I've been waiting for this one!

[@richardoldham5175]

How does either product effect the plastic molding on the car

[@tejanochris]

Ice Turtle wax for me too. Did a great job on my faded paint. Good price as well.

[@fasterk9]

In my opinion I would rather have a better "sheeting action " than more of a "beading action " due to the fact when dust and dirt are flying around the air and landing on the water on your car then drying, it leaves nothing but water spots.

[@drewsb64]

For me personally, the megs hcw produces a warm glow on my pearl white car. Is anyone aware of other spray products (easier to use than megs hcw, which applies very thick and removing in humidity is hard at times). I wonder if the turtle wax ice spray wax produces the warm glow that there's hcw does?

[@charleslee7346]

Hi Jimbo, I have two questions, why is Turtle Wax Seal and Shine so hard to find in stores ? How does TW Seal and shine compare to Turtle Wax Ice spray wax ?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

its a fairly new product so it, it will be making its way to more and more stores. The spray wax sheets water a little more then the spray and shine.

[@themachine8009]

Jimbo. Could u make a video between P&S beadmaker versus the last coat? Keep making these vids please. Love the comparisons

[@autodetailingpodcast]

👍🏻

[@r8pilot296]

Thanks for the comparison..but if I can maybe give some constructive advice IMHO Shine and gloss is why I buy a wax or similar but you seemed to have missed that whole conversation and focused on a hose and beading? Not singling you out but a lot of reviewers now seem to now miss the forest for the trees. Buy a glossmeter and draw the comparison on those readings from start to finish over the torture test which to me is more beneficial than a bead shape. With respect!

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Your right and I’m currently researching gloss meters to do just this.

[@JCK119]

I really wonder where we have all heard that Turtle Wax was a bad product. Obviously through these videos, they are great products, surpassing Megs and Mothers.

[@hattan8975]

Can I use ICE turtle wax on windshield and windows?

[@jamesstewart1794]

Sure

[@chaplint70]

I will say you covered the Turtle Wax side with product and used two little pumps on the Mequiars side. From a just volume of product usage standpoint, the Meguiars did seem better. Plus, factor in time. Turtle Wax, you dry, apply, dry. Mequiars, you wet (if need be), apply, dry. I have Turtle Wax on my car and Meguairs on the wife's car. Both look great but Meguiars saved me time.

[@barrybij8079]

I have and both products and like them....I'm not actually convinced either way who won..

[@rickramirez6693]

Turtle wax ice spray.Just bought some I put it on top of a LC2 treated auto!

[@2010stoof]

Curious to know if curing time helps with either, whether the bottle says so or not. But like you said, they must have done tests and if curing time helps enough they should have put that on the bottle.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

That’s my thought exactly

[@harry-se1zm]

Do you know any spray on wax product that goes on top of a existing sealand & wax

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Just about any will be fine

[@harry-se1zm]

JIMBO'S DETAILING Does it affect the duration of the sealant & wax? or it last longer?

[@jgcamaross1811]

I used this Ice Wax on my brand new car and was disappointed...after 4 wahes it was gone even though I topped it off with other products. The car was always kept in a garage. Recently I use Turtle Wax Hybrid Ceramic Spray and i am completely satisfied with the product. It beads water like crazy and the shine is phenomenal! It even beats the more expensive Chemical Guys Jet Seal.

[@johnsmith3735]

Meguiars only lasts for like 2 weeks I've tried every application method two weeks seems to be the limit

[@Spiritcr1jsher]

Glad someone else is in agreement with me . Even tried it on my wife's newer car and it still didn't hold up very long. To be honest , applying the product isnt so fast either . I can wax my car in a little bit more time than applying HCW and it lasts longer with a carnuba wax ...

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Interesting..

[@anth115]

Most people see minimum 6 months. Are you off roading or something to only get 2 weeks something is up.

[@lenjames]

I've been using the Turtle Wax Spray since it came out. I wash my vehicles and dry. Next step I spray wax with a microfiber everything except the windshield. My cars have no spots and shed water great. I tried the ceramic wax and I'm on the fence with the product. Time will tell with me.

[@sharkamov]

Len: I've recently started using Turtle's *'CLEARVUE'* on my car's windshield - _plus_ side & rear windows, too bad I didn't thiscover this amazing product a long time ago: _sooo_ relaxing driving in the rain not having to use the irritating wipers (while _all_ the other cars have theirs going as 'usual'!) Can't praise it enough! . . . . ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@billmoore5438]

Eric Kamov :

[@georl1]

Very interesting demonstration, however I wish you had put the panel at an angle so we could get a true look at it after each applications because of the position of the panel as you have it, you really get a glare of the sky which is quite deceiving so it'a hard to tell which product is better than the other.

[@scottmueller8150]

out of the 2 you tested or Technicians Choice TEC582 Ceramic Detail Spray, which you recommend for gel coat? thanks for doing the videos.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

TEC582

[@scottmueller8150]

@@autodetailingpodcast thank you.

[@TheIntimidat3r]

TEC582 is what I use after I hit my truck with Maguire's Hybrid Ceramic wax. I love the fact that TEC582 smells like bubblegum instead of chemicals too.

[@gregthomson6537]

turtle wax ice.can this be applied ceramic coated paint?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Ya

[@samdyson465]

But the door is damaged on one side. So the angle of the panel is different

[@quintonbutler7148]

I used both products. All I can say is with Ice it leaves your car with a deep rich wax look for several weeks. Even after it rains. I would just use the maguire's for the windows that's about it.

[@starwarsheros9245]

Fuck the haters, I love the test, if it can take those chemicals, it can take a light rain.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

For sure!

[@IHaveTheBestSon]

Nice test, nothing too crazy but a good comparison with the use of torcher products like degreasers and harsh soaps. I use to be a car detailer back in the day. Short lived only about 4 years. But for some reason it stuck in my head that hot water (what some use to wash a vehicle with) destroys wax. Be interesting to see this test done on wax products what hot water does to either one. Otherwise great test.. haters hate bud. Drown them out with the compliments..

[@autodetailingpodcast]

I think I want to add in hot water I like that idea a lot

[@Puritans]

TW wins! Can you please make a head-to-head video of TW ICE SPRAY WAX vs TW SEAL & SHINE vs CMX?

[@psa110]

The TW seemed to "last" longer. Maybe did not appear as good at first but after several times not as well in performance. You need to create your own torture materials like Brian at Apex recently started to do. He tries to create more real-life conditions by using things like motor oil, ATF fluid, antifreeze & more You know, the stuff that is actually on the road and comes up in the mist when it is wet.

[@cowlevelcrypto2346]

In search of the best shine I bought in to the McGuire's hybrid wax to use on my black sports car. I have used and liked almost every McGuire's product except this one. After the first application (wet rub in) I was very impressed with the shine. However, after further curing of the product I noticed streaking in the shine which required a lot of rubbing to remove. (The vehicle was fully cleaned of contaminants before application). Three days later after normal Midwest night time dew I observed water spotting rings and water trail marks where the water had run off the car..but left something behind. A rinse of the car showed absolutely no water beading as if there was never a product applied. After several applications I must say that I am not happy with this product and think it was a waste of money. I am going back to their ultimate shine product, the hybrid ceramic didn't work for me. Next time I am at the auto shop I will pick up some Ice Spray and try it out. Wax on your car should last longer than one weekend.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

For sure!

[@anth115]

You did it wrong then . Megs ceramic wax is one of the longest lasting spray waxes mine lasts atleast 6 months. How did you apply it?

[@romeotrinh6415]

I think ice wax is my future waxes for my cars! Cheaper bug$ for last protection you can get for your cars

[@ManuelTek]

Ive seen couple of vids turttle wax is cheap but man its top..for soap i use meguars yellow one it gives a hell of a shine and its just soap....the wax and dry turttle wax is on another level each time you wash your car...and for quicknes meguiars dont last a wash and dosent give enought brightness turttle wax ice spray is far from best...i used a chemical guys spray wax and was great but its expensive...all this is used on a old paint and over the years i found how much better it gets from the day i bought my car......also turttle wax fine compund is great mixed with wax paste to smooth the aplication i make this once a year....its easy on great paint or recently paint cars but were talking on a really old paint

[@doitmx3192]

Excellent test, what a surprise that turtle was performed better than meguiars

[@alimoghadasi3748]

ICE is again the giant killer with half the price here...It usually outperforms a lot of big names. Sonax BSD and ICE are amazing products.Love you Jimbo and thanks...

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Thanks for watching!

[@craiganderson3856]

I agree with some of the other comments. You did not Give the Maguires a chance with only two sprays. You also didn’t lay a foundation layer down, that the Maguire’s says as you need to do!

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Fair enough.

[@raymondjosephdelvalle2352]

Hi! Can i use TW ICE SPRAY WAX on a ceramic coated car?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Yes

[@raymondjosephdelvalle2352]

@@autodetailingpodcast Whats better? TW: Ice spray wax or ice seal n shine. No "buts". Just pick one. Hehe

[@yashgamer1168]

Nice camperison both products but both are very good products

[@1NC4stroker]

The ICE did way better than I thought it would against the Meguiar's.....I would like to see a test with ICE against Adam's spray ceramic. I realize the ICE and Adam's spray ceramic are a different category, BUT the ICE is easier to apply, and NOT as technical...so IF ICE gives the Adam's a run for the money....that would be enough for me just to use ICE

[@slimey831]

Yes bro everyone just glorifies the products by doing a simple review love your vids

[@xferme]

What to use as a drying aid with either of these? :O

[@LPFSTheFett]

How’s the Ice paste wax compare to the spray?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

I haven’t tested

[@1974gladiateur]

Don’t be fooled guys because the most important part of these products is the longevity of the products, protection is the most important.

[@mhunter1462]

What can you use for a car with oxidation circles on the paint?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

A compound or cleaner wax

[@mandolinman2006]

Have you seen the Hydrocharge Ceramic Wax yet? Looks to be in line the Meguiar's.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

my shipment of it is on its way

[@scober9281]

@@autodetailingpodcast Look forward to that testing video!

[@EddyA808]

There’s a big dent on turtle wax side, how the hell do you expect it to bead?

[@7volcast]

Bam Bam lol^