INVISIBLE GLASS HYBRID CERAMIC VS RAIN X GLASS CLEANER & REPELLANT

Today were looking at the new Invisible glass hybrid ceramic rain repellant and glass cleaner vs the rain x glass cleaner & repellant 2 in 1.
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[@StonerCarCare]

Thanks for the review! We are actually a family-owned business and formulate all of our products in-house in Quarryville, Pennsylvania! Glad you had great results with the Invisible Glass Hybrid Ceramic 🙂👍

[@MrOh2specv]

I’m a mechanic that does occasional body work an my job, I’m a huge fan of your products! Your bug and tar remover has saved me a TON of time and effort! Keep up the great work!

[@anatorres8004]

I'm going to buy it today. Lots of rain hear.

[@zeroelus]

Stumbled across your channel and I’m subscribed now. I’d ordered some invisible glass from an online store but they mistakenly sent me this exact rainx product. I was going to return it but tried it and like you I was pleased with it enough to keep on using it. Also works well on house windows near flower pots :)

[@marksanzone4948]

Realistic demo! Nothing aggravates more than cleaning and polishing the exterior surfaces, only to find a streaky windshield while on the road for a cruise!! Been influenced...will try the "streak-free" products. For an easy to see "control area" consider increasing the masking tape separator to 1"??

[@gregmannos]

Thanks for the video !

[@larryjones7882]

@senojal I enjoy watching your product reviews. I've always used Invisible glass cleaner but haven't seen this version

[@viperrcr]

I just tried the Stoner Invisible Glass Coating Kit. Outstanding performance! Very easy to do for us hobbyists. The products you reviewed in this video are also very impressive and at a great price/performance ratio!

[@BongKnight]

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[@tadscott565]

You gotta bring back the sniffy sniff test bro 🤣. I truly enjoy learning from you and finding new products that are affordable

[@timothyvu7006]

If you use the invisible glass rain repellant on your front windshield, don't use your wipers or it'll leave a streak line that is difficult to remove. I had to use steel wool with isp mix to remove any trace of the product.

[@johng753]

You should test the Armor All Extreme Shield Glass Treatment & Cleaner. It’s a foaming aerosol product. I have been pleasantly surprised with how long it lasts on the side windows and rear windows.

[@TheStopstabbingme]

Mfcleandetailing 😉 Going to give the Invisble glass Hybrid Ceramic a shot on the wife's car. Been using the Armor-all Ceramic glass cleaner and have been pretty happy with it.

[@Mr.Jones1983]

Also.. the actual rainX treatment (little yellow bottle) is a pretty darn good rain repellent (non ceramic)

[@dontderockmerizz3211]

Test these against the Armor All ceramic glass in the aerosol can. Got it at a discount store for $4 & does a good job.

[@TheTom2video]

Thanks for sharing this video. They're both good products however, maybe trying to compare the Invisible Glass Hybrid against the Rain X Pro Cerami-X cleaner and water repellant. I believe this is a more realistic comparison. BTW, I recently picked up the Invisible Glass Hybrid Ceramic Rain repellent / glass cleaner at Walmart for $7.97

[@billnicholas1381]

Both seem great but I don’t know how well either will clean on inside windows without streaks on dirty windows

[@The_Cyberz]

Would be interested in seeing a test of the Griots ceramic glass cleaner. It’s also affordable and readily available at $9.99

[@BetterThanNewDetailing]

You’d have to be nit picking to determine a winner, but having said that there was a winner to me….Invisible Glass. However if a store was out of that I’d have no problem buying the RainX. Thanks for he vid!

[@kristofferpence]

Finally got a bottle of the rainX to try. Yeah, I’ve never had my glass so clear 😂. Switching from invisible glass lol

[@autodetailingpodcast]

It’s def good stuff.

[@dontderockmerizz3211]

riz-mj I use that rain x faithfully.

[@conned]

U need a lavallier mic ..but very informative vlog. Thanks

[@mikedello2741]

Noticed a mark on the windshield where the passenger blade stops with the rain x product

[@mynsxt6]

Clean and Repel is the older version of this product Jimbo!!!!

[@CH-qt4hr]

can you use it for interior glass?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

I do and it seems to be working fine.

[@CH-qt4hr]

@@autodetailingpodcast the Invisible glass says "exterior use only" but whatever, I like to live dangerously. Glass streaks (especially interior windshields) are the bane of my existence so I'll try anything

[@dbeelee8564]

Just my opinion. Not sure what your testing. Application of products are the same spray on/ wipe off (others being apply, wait, remove/buff with possible wait times before subjecting to use). Testing showed 1 vehicle cleaning. Results showed products not removed after 1 cleaning. Seems the lowest bar test of a film product. Maybe the test was an ease of application and duration of product attributes. Maybe add suggested reapplication schedule? My interest is reapplication schedule divided by cost of reapplication. Also, any additional reapplication steps ie: buildup/streaking removal before reapplication.

[@raulvillanada9352]

long time no see bro...

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I’m back

[@roxycp6]

I’d put my Instagram my dude but I’m anti social 🙃 awesome video brother!

[@autograph415]

your compairing a ceramic glass cleaner to a basic cleaner?

[@bigcountry8726]

Hybrid = 2 drops of ceramic in it so the company is not being completely dishonest.

[@ericp3573]

both work well but the ceramic is going to last 10x longer than just rain-x silicone spray

[@bigcountry8726]

fat.p.74 A view from inside of the vehicle would have been cool as well. Great video.

[@Charliemac646]

What happened to Jimbo? New beard and changed his name ? What is happening 😂

[@autodetailingpodcast]

i changed my name?

[@Charliemac646]

Sounds like you said Jimel…. I was caught off guard. 😂

[@ConwayTruckload]

I used the invisible glass and wasn’t impressed with it.

[@mariosantiago8931]

Invisible glass cleaner & ceramic need 48 hours to cure .

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Well it got close to 480 hours

[@mariosantiago8931]

@@autodetailingpodcast I understand that it is not cost effective.

[@justcleandetails7189]

Thanks for the review.@JustCleanDetails

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@unc_dmc good work Jimbo!!

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[@ShineYourLightDetailing]

Cool, comparing the two!! @shineyourlightdetailing

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[@stvcrgy55]

the_final_details. Get the soap? They look about the same.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

yes i did