Infinity Wax Turbo 6 Review | The Holy Grail Search Detailing Products

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[@davidboyce6427]

Lithium Seal and Squeal applied it 2 months ago in April. Used my cordless DeWalt palm sander went on smooth removed smoothly. Came in a 16 ounce bottle in a thick liquid state. The company is based out of Utah and my White Pearl has a eye popping gloss accentuating the pearl paint 👀

[@leezed9854]

Totally agree with you on this Jon I commented on this when you asked what products we wanted reviewed, I’ve used it on my black car a couple of times but unfortunately as you say a bit too hard to buff , I even warmed it up first to get it a bit thinner as was recommended by infinity wax but still the same ,great product but too time consuming for the buff for me

[@stephencoyne2944]

I commented about this product when you asked about one too try beat ultra and i agree with the you about the buff , but the gloss is great on my silver car , durability was about 5 weeks tho after two washes the beading had gone but the shine was still there ,thanks for taking the time too review 👍

[@Martinjelley]

I think I will give this a go, as I want the hydrophobic qualities, and a good amount of filling in a product. I tend to use a detail spray after applying a sealant anyway, so hopefully that will stop the buffing/smearing issues.

[@paddymcgrath605]

And it smells of bananas.. bonus ❤ Put it on my VRS 3 Weeks ago and it's still very hydrophobic.Youre 100% right with the buffing.. I found it left smears.

[@waldo8716]

Ive had this since it was a fairly new product, tried it s couple of times (on a black and dark grey car) and struggled with hazing when buffing. Its put me off it but i am keen to give it another go

[@iTiRAB]

I literally bought Infinity Wax Turbo 6 last week. I did my car and my neighbor's black car with it. They both came out fine for me. I changed the cloth after a few panels. It came up well, and I'll use a pH-neutral shampoo as normal, so it should be fine then yea ?

[@nicensleazy1892]

May I be cheeky and ask you a quick question please. I have just bought a WSB motorcycle which has been ceramic coated. However, they have ceramic coated over a sticker which I would like to remove. It it possible and will it leave a mark? Anyway around it. Love your channel .

[@boothmeister6024]

I had a bottle of this when it first came out and buffing it off was impossible. Infinity Wax did say this had been resolved when I spoke to them but clearly, it hasn't. It's a shame because it promises great things.

[@andreagiuliani4196]

Same feedback

[@supersaabclaire]

Ooooh I've not tried infinity wax yet

[@SuperchargedLlama]

Aha! Yes, as i said in my Instagram comment prior to watching - Turbo 6 is an absolute 🐖 to buff off!

[@verdej2057]

Can’t get on with infinity wax, not found any of their products to be above average

[@richardwills6930]

I'm just getting into machine polishing,been watching your beginners vids . Just out of interest,how does carlack 68 long life sealant stack up against these modern sealants. I ask as I have half a bottle left . Is it still worth using it ? Thx

[@ForensicDetailing]

its acrylic mate. really slick and glossy. But not a lot of hydrophobic performance. proper old school that sealant is. but still good.

[@andyfrog6387]

looks good stuff but i think i will stick with my bilt hamber wax.

[@Youtubedotcomma]

I need to buy some double speed wax. I’ve got so many BH products but yet to try there waxes, how does it compare to Finish Kare 1000P?

[@BrianW1612]

​@leevardy852 more hydrophobic, more durable but more difficult to apply & remove.

[@mbrunskill]

John are there any liquid sealants that bead like this and have that brilliant hydrophobicity but have some durability to them

[@mbrunskill]

Maybe Bilt Hamber Hydra-Wax ? Can't remember what that was like tbh

[@ForensicDetailing]

hydra wax beads well. but its not as durable as double speed i think. should do 3 months though

[@kevindixon5707]

Mitchell and king do some quality that are easy to apply and are very durable

[@peterwiles5664]

How does this compare to Rupes Uno advanced or Uno protect?

[@ForensicDetailing]

those rupes are abrasive. I dont this this is.

[@arthurdaley6456]

I hate Turbo 6. It's like going to the gym using it!!!!! I prefer Fusso Coat F7

[@DavidC1]

Nice🎉

[@cameronstevenson5894]

Wooooo

[@WolfAbarth]

It's not great on hot dogs. ;)

[@MDBD2405]

Infinity wax have a much better product than this in there range of products, super gloss spray wax goes on much easier and buff off much easier ‘in my opinion a better product altogether. Price £24.99

[@BrianW1612]

Really wish the detailing industry would stop showcasing chemical resistance as durability. Was enjoying the video up until that point, sorry Jon 😔 Honestly Jon you need to give Wowo's Hot Wax a try. I reckon it's everything you are looking for in a liquid wax/sealant.

[@ForensicDetailing]

what happened to wowo?

[@howarddavies136]

I still see the validity in chemical resistance, but I'd love to see intense UV testing using a UV lamp.

[@ForensicDetailing]

We did this in a pvd thing and 6 months of UV lab testing created no Deg.

[@howarddavies136]

@ForensicDetailing I'm pleasantly surprised by that. Would it be worthwhile using your simulated dirt and doing wash cycles and contamination cycles? I feel like wash chemical resistance is only one component of the lifecycle of LSPs in the real world.

[@ForensicDetailing]

Chemical rinse is just one thing. The physical abrasion from the mitt is factor. So are dust particles abrading the lsp off when you drive. The lsp is sub micron and the air is full of particles. Road film. Rain. Also