Meguiars Fast Finish vs Gyeon Can Coat vs CarPro CQuartz Lite

[@1974gladiateur]

I stop watching a bunch of you tubers because they don’t follow the advice of the manufacturer. That’s why I only watch this channel. As a detailer myself I am using this channel to help me find better options for my clients. Thanks Sandro.

[@kikcodog]

That's really a big finding Sandro that needs to be widely shared. Other vidoes kill those 2 products because they test them after like 24 hours. Learning they need as much as 72 hours to cure is big news to many.

[@KENDOMAINE]

I cannot be over witnessing the shear level of professionalism and dedication to the to the craft. I can't imagine the level Sandro will be at years from now.

[@mikeroberson8824]

I find myself watching your videos just to relax! I appreciate how thorough your presentation is and the work you put into them, but your voice, music selection and focus on running water is just therapeutic. I learn a lot and get some peace.

[@brian315530]

The comparison I was expecting and nobody made it on KZbin, good video continues like this!!

[@kenlawton1531]

Brilliant mate! The results were as expected I feel. Ultimate FF is a good sealant but not in the class if the other two. However I'd take FF over the other two simply because of its ease of use. You can reapply Ultimate FF every couple of months with ease and the can will last a dozen coats or more. It takes 5-10 minutes to do a large car and the results are more than acceptable, especially on my silver car. Great work Sandro!

[@DK-pr9ny]

The newer version of Cquartz Lite applies like a typical ceramic coating but quicker an easier to remove.

[@TheSantos173]

How long won’t I be able to drive my car if I go with that coating?

[@MikeGDetailing]

@@TheSantos173 CarPro is going to be releasing a product called release which can be used over their coatings to protect the coating during the curing time. It allows the car to be “released” within an hour after application.

[@user-te8qc9ev1i]

@@MikeGDetailing also Reload 2.0 is out and elixer is a possibility to use

[@Codriver72]

Once again you show that your way of testing is absolutely fantastic. The fact that you test products in your own ways gives another dimension. If everyone just followed the instructions on the bottles we would never find better ways to use the products. I understand that there are so many aspetcs in developement and promoting products. The developers have to find ways to apply them that are easy so that "everyone" can use them. This might compromize the behavior but still the product performs okay. With a little bit of tweaking you can obviously find more performance. Thank you for all the effort. That includes the testing itself, filming, editing and all the other work that are not shown such as prepearing and work to restore everything after. Well done.

[@BlackDogCarCare]

Long time viewer of yours Sandro, love the fact that you never lose your integrity. You are my "go to" for product reviews as I can rely on your zero BS approach completely. Never change mate.

[@Nico-vt4il]

You're a great bloke Sandro

[@pheenix1976]

I love that you put in time to analyse the products and word your analysis in a comprehensive and yet understandable manner. Also thanks for linking the products in your videos. I was unaware you could purchase them in Australia as a regular consumer as have never seen any products other than autoglym, meguiars, turtle wax and mothers at any of Aussie auto retailers.

[@pgill2682]

What more can you ask for on a Sunday morning.. I loved waking up to an upload by sandro! I don't know if turtle wax hybrid solutions ceramic spray coating is available in your region....but I have to say for the price and ease of access it is amazing! Please get a bottle if you can Sandro. Great video 👍

[@LSD04]

Thanks for another top review, glad I went with CarPro Lite.

[@DavidC1]

good choice, personally i hate turtle wax

[@Carlos.Rivera]

@@DavidC1 why hate?

[@bigguwapbrixks187]

@@DavidC1 every brand has its good items and bad items do some research and try all

[@mr.monitor.]

I love fast finish. It's a paint sealant that works with everything I have tried. Once I get a car to the gloss I want with Polish and any wax, ceramic or even turtle wax hybrid or Ice. Then use ff every wash until the next time it needs wax again. It takes minutes and makes the whole car static charged to repel garage dust in a way others don't. One can last for a lot of applications. It does not add gloss or much slickness. Just seems to add another layer of dust protection and sheeting instead of beading. Sounds weird I know but it works.

[@bchin23]

Great comparison and thanks for the effort in making this video. I recently applied CQ Lite to my cars, love the results so far. 🇺🇸

[@andym9168]

Excellent work! Appreciate all your effort. 🙏. Sonax BSD and TW Seal and shine vs Car Pro lite would be an interesting longevity comparison. Thnx. Again Sandro from the great white north !

[@krisbana9361]

Super great and thorough comparison Sandro! Thank you for sharing with us your honest opinion and doing such a great work!

[@BrianW1612]

I was contemplating purchasing Lite to use instead of CanCoat which I already own & use. On the results from this review, I think I'll stick with CanCoat as out with durability (which is flawed as chemical resistance isn't a representation of durability) I can easily get 12+ months from CanCoat with better hydrophobicity, slickness & the same excellent gloss as Lite. Thanks for this excellent video Sandro, saved me a purchase 👍

[@PeteyMcSavage]

Thanks Sandro for making it twice. I’m in the US I’m debating trying NV jet after seeing your other videos

[@Wised1000]

The Fast Finish is the best because its applies in minutes and its dirt cheap . You can apply it once a month for a fraction of the price of the other products and get as good or better protection with a fraction of the effort. I've been using it for years. Its also the only product I use on my Mercedes designo matte paint, precisely because it is not shiny and has zero abrasives. On my other Mercedes vehicle with "normal paint" it maintains its shine perfectly, it keeps the paint looking showroom new. Note that I live in a climate with sub artic conditions where half the year the vehicle is constantly bombarded by salt, sand, ice and snow. I simply apply it twice a year fall and spring. If I see some degradation in water beading in between its simply another 10 minute application! Better yet you can apply it over any material with the same results. If there is any overspray simply wipe it off and done. Best product ever! If the paint is weathered to begin with you will need to use a regular waxing product to restore the paint previous to application since its only a ceramic sealer it has no other abrasives, fillers or waxes. I never have to go through that step since its the first thing I do when I buy a new car, thus the paint never gets weathered to begin with!

[@moesif]

Great video! Glad you put megs up against these "higher end" products...a lot of my clients maintain their vehicle bi-weekly with me so megs really becomes the best choice as I'm reapplying frequently and dont have to worry about longevity much. But carpro is looking like my next best choice!

[@bjornpahler108]

Great comparison, thanks a lot for your work and effort! I have been using Meguiar's FF for one year now and applied it on 9 cars already. The can still contains approx. 20%, so a little really goes a long way. My experiences with FF are almost the same as your results here. Easy to use but you have to reapply it latest every 9-10 weeks and beading/sheeting are not as good as with other products. Greetings from Germany!

[@craig.encinitas]

I have Cquartz Lite, but I always grab Moonlight by TACsystem. I do like the titanium aspect of Lite, however. 🌟 Thanks for this video, Sandro.

[@mattbonnell7023]

Great video as always Sandro. I'm thinking about trying CQuartz Lite for my spring detail this year. I don't have a garage and do most of my detailing outside, so it would be very difficult to properly apply a full on ceramic coating (especially 2 or 3 coats). So having a product that is easier to apply with less cure time is definitely a bonus. I feel like for a full on detail with ceramic coating you almost need to put your car inside for a week. That's not possible for a lot of people.

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Thanks, and it’s always ideal to have cover when applying a coating but you can still certainly do it out in the open, just make sure you’re not in direct sunlight and obviously try to do it when the weather behaves and it’s not going to be raining.

[@The67Punisher]

excellent comparison. Thank you for sharing 😋👍🏻🇫🇷

[@nicorallysport]

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[@stephenmiljkovic5584]

I ha just bought he Gyeon can coat going from your recommendation. Live your honest approach 👍

[@georgetyy]

Awesome video, personally I layer meguiars ceramic wax with fast finish as I find fast finish a pure wax without any filler properties. Thus with the ceramic wax, it does have filler properties. Those two products works well for my application.

[@aurorashineautokozmetika]

I do apply CanCoat as a coating with an applicator and the results are excellent. Sometimes 12+ months.

[@TheSantos173]

What applicator do u use and how?

[@tylerhackman6832]

Great comparison. Having used cancoat, I can say for a fact that I love the water behavior, but hate the lack of chemical resistance. Topped with Reload weekly, it let a bird mark etch my roof within a day in the Texas sun. Can't have that, need something that'll at least let me get home from the office to clean.

[@tafl-9198]

Wow that sucks man. Just bought a can so I am less than pleased to hear the chemical resistance is crap. Did it also wash off your car quickly ? How manu layers did you apply ?

[@snail415]

Cheers from SATX. Glad you follow Sandro.

[@sergiobarraza1806]

I have my car Can Coated by myself.about 3 months til now. And I have removed 3 days-bird droppings with no etching at all. As I imagine, it might be a failure at the installation than the performance itself. Prepping is key and also, all paints are real different one from another. Soft paints are more tend to be hitted than harders. Hope it helps

[@usagimoto1423]

I think a good replacement for fast finish would have been sonax polymer net shield, To compare with the other two

[@carpro_official]

Great test , thank you !

[@goldcandy9774]

Best test ever! Thank You!

[@ilikechickensausages2075]

Like, I did, Subscribed of course, and comment. No nonsense not paid for product reviews! And Sandro's own opinions. 👌

[@andrewvickers4487]

Sandro's reviews are just 👌 Thank you! If you use a maintenance product or some other topper then I'm thinking that hydrophobicity and slickness aren't so important on the base layer (as the topper provides those) - it's the durability and (visual appeal) you want in that case. Of all the lightweight ceramic coatings I reckon Cquartz Lite appears to offer the best chances of making the year-long mark (perhaps with the help of Reload or Gyeon Cure), and with great looks to boot. The wipe-on-wipe-off application looks like a doddle and I imagine that any difference in speed compared with a spray is more than made up for with the extra months of protection before you have to reapply (including all the prep that goes along with it).

[@onurtheguven]

Best Car Detailing Chanel on youtube . Thanks for effort mate . The idea of applying with coating block is brilliant . I wonder if it works with hybrid ceramic wax spreys ?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Appreciate that mate, and many ceramic spray waxes/sealants can instantly flash so on that case they could streak if they aren’t immediately wiped on and off so it mainly depends on how fast they bond and flash.

[@deeel1364]

Excellent video mate. Im currently deciding between Lite and CanCoat for one of my vehicle 👍 Very interesting to note the improvement with cancoat when applied like a ceramic coating, and the extended curing time between both products

[@AllenJun]

Which one did you go with? Any feedback?

[@deeel1364]

@@AllenJun neither yet, been busy with 2 kids. I think i will go with Gyeon though

[@muntadar5210]

Great Video as always i hope you can do a video on CarPro Essence+ and how to Revive an old Coat and extend the life of it Thanks .

[@danlc95]

Cquartz Lite has been a game changer for me. It's allowing me to offer an actually durable coating for less cost. It's also incredibly easy and quick for me to apply / remove. I absolutely love it.

[@diazmobiledetailing3398]

How long is the durability? I've read it can last up to a year but bottle indicates 6+ months.

[@danlc95]

@@diazmobiledetailing3398 - I've only had it since April, so I don't have first hand knowledge. I also found that one layer isn't as impressive as two. I'm going to see if Optimum Hyper Seal can take its place in the line up. I don't have time to be laying down two coats of anything.

[@danlc95]

@@diazmobiledetailing3398 - Turns out the paint on my hood sucks, and nothing looks good on it. It's an 06 charger that was my dad's. The Lite on every other panel looks fantastic, even with one layer. So, I'm still testing it. I have one client with it that I need to check up on.

[@diazmobiledetailing3398]

@@danlc95 hey man that's incredible! I just went back to look at my clients vehicle that I did 3 months ago and that c course is still holding on super strong. She keeps it garage safe so I'm guessing the durability is going to last a whole year. I did use a 3-month Topper on top of the ceramic coating from Car Pro. Overall I honestly give it a 9.5 out of 10.5 wishing that it was a one year as opposed to a 6-month coding. But overall fantastic

[@TheSantos173]

How long won’t I be able to drive my cat if I go with Lite coating?

[@adblf]

Sandro - Gyeon say not to wash the car with detergents for 7 days after applying Cancoat. This is fairly standard for any coating, and would imagine CQuartz Lite similar. You're not just hitting with detergents, but strong APCs.. the test is at least fair but probably undersells what each are capable of withstanding.

[@7Logik]

I'd rather see cquartz lite vs meguiars hybrid coating

[@GiverrionBG]

Great test! Thanks so much. Fresh Can coat drops water like crazy

[@MikeGDetailing]

Great video. I like both CanCoat and CQ Lite. You hit it right on the head with the durability of Lite just edging out CanCoat as I have seen the same in real world comparison. As much as I like the spray on application of CanCoat I still find better performance applying it with a microfiber applicator. Probably because it goes on a little thicker. It sure does look great as a topper over any other coating.

[@rdspam]

CanCoat instructions actually say, for cure time, “best to avoid strong chemicals during the first week after application.”, not 24 or 48 hours.

[@gambietti]

Great video. I use megs ff to protect leather and have used it on exterior painted finishes which did not seem to hold up as long as I expected

[@johng753]

Thanks for producing more of these great comparison tests. The quality of your video and the good lighting make it easy to see the differences on the test panels. Do you have any observations regarding what coating or sealant is more resistant to hard water spots?

[@1974gladiateur]

I always tell my clients to wait 2 weeks after I apply a Ceramic Coating. This way you are sure that they won’t destroyed it. A client of mine didn’t wash his SUV for 4 years because he thought I told him to do so. He brought it back last week and the clearcoat was tinted of a dark brown. His Toyota RAV4 was white. What you can expect as a detailer is out of this world.

[@AllenJun]

Whoa coatings can become tinted? That's gross. My paint is black so I would not see it anyway

[@kingblingeling1200]

Thanks for this great comparison. Used both cancoat (motor bike)and lite (car) recently and share your experiences. Prefer lite, but that is personal. Both have good results for similar prices (both around 50EUR in the Netherlands). Looking forward to your next review👍

[@charlesbardforth6738]

Great review as usual. It's great to test things the Aussie way. I also think Meguiar's was going to discontinue fast finish at one point. If you could, I'd like to see more tests of Aussie products, mint and bowdens, vs the bigger brands like Meguiar's and CarPro. Reset vs Nanolicious vs hyperwash for example. Megs new ceramic detailer vs CarPro elixir etc

[@moesif]

I feel like they are doing that....I wish they wouldn't haha

[@sergeyrudnitskiy7579]

Great video Sandro and abnormous job!!! Hug3 thanks for this comparison, your knowledge and what is most important - your thoughts! I jave two layers of CQ UK 3.0, covered by CQ Lite and topped up by Reload, which I re-apply every 3-4 months depends on. Happy with the result and look. Cheers.

[@bbdetailing9123]

Another great comparison video. Thanks for the extra testing and time (using different cure times). It IS appreciated

[@gregorygoldbarth7464]

Excellent comparison thank you so much. Do you think you’ll be doing any kind of a comparison with graphene coatings versus SiO2?

[@SpeckyMcSporran]

Really enjoyed this video Sandro, I forgot I have a can of Fast Finish in my garage, I'll use it on an upcoming job 👍

[@keithblacknell957]

I use can coat applied with a sponge applicator, brilliant stuff. Top up with wet coat every 4 washes. I also use gyeon quick detailer every wash and the gloss level is fantastic.

[@joelnrs]

Thank you for the hard work. It is much appreciated.

[@JuanPerez-yy5hr]

Appreciate your honesty another great video

[@777AndrewR]

Great Video! Would like to see a follow up video on the best entry level Ceramic Spray Coating product line up 1 year durability claims head to head for 2020 with hydrophobic properties!! Keep videos coming!

[@khutek3114]

Thank you for this informative and detailed video! 👍

[@fastmonaro05]

Great vid yet again. Interesting about the cure time. I have used Can coat and I have been very impressed with it. It obviously broke down eventually after using Car Pro x on it . Shows how good that one is. I used some can coat on top of EVO as maintenance on sections affected by those water spots from the dust storm in January. Water beads like mad and everyone comments how glossy it looks. This was a great comparison. I have ordered NV Jet & Lustre. I wonder how these stack up against Can coat???? And as a maintenance topper for my EVO coat, would you use jet, lustre, both or stick to Boost???? Again these are top-grade products and as it shows, flash marketing can really mask the true potential of a product like here.

[@barrybij8079]

Great review...well done as usual

[@PaulsWRX]

always love these 3 comparison videos! :D looks like i'm trying carpros lite for my next protection. Thanks!

[@Calmfries]

Gyeon Can Coat had been around for awhile, the performance doesn't surprise me. But I am genuinely interested with the CQuartz Lite, it's also cheaper than Can Coat over here. Looks good, quite durable and also cheaper, amazing product.

[@ryancosta8878]

Great video as usual Sandro! I wanted to see how Can Coat and CQ Lite compared. I really am liking CQ Lite

[@GainingDespair]

I feel so sorry for you, forever you could get the Fast Finish Meguiairs on Amazon here in the US for $9 that AUD pricing is nuts.

[@deanbennett5343]

Great video and superb advice as usual.

[@Mark-cw3io]

Thanks! Should you maybe do a reset wash after multix, as some residue could be left behind!

[@QUP4MOTO]

thanx again for such a great review as always you put in alot of time and effort in your videos :)

[@sammymorini9748]

7:08 satisfying to watch

[@Steathl]

Hey bro. I'm a Fan of your work I have been watching all your videos since I found them on KZbin. Haven you thought of doing a Gyeon vs Carpro comparative? They have pretty similar products. Only that gyeon has many coats that I don't know how would they exactly compare but I guess its going to be something like ECHO2 vs Bath, One vs Cquartz Mohs vs Cquartz uk, reload vs cure, prep vs eraser, elixir vs quick detailer, iron vs iron x.. The polishes and compound. It would be pretty interesting as they have also similar prices and they are direct competition.

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Thanks mate, and although I haven’t done a full brand comparison between them I have a few video reviews comparing some products like Wet vs Hydro2 and Cure vs Reload but hopefully I’ll have a few more down the track!

[@Steathl]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing thanks for the reply bro. Outstanding work you do. One of the of the best around here. I'm going to check them out since they are into a really tight competition and it's a doubt I have had for a while.. I believe Gyeon has more of ceramics than Carpro and it would be interesting that the tests are done with and by your expertise. Take the idea! I bet both companys would be interested. Cheers

[@TraderAUTR]

Great job and effort. Respect

[@1katdaddy]

Always superb video. Thanks for your time

[@makgstefan]

i put the can coat in my car before 8 months and still keeps going. it's really amazing chemical. i wasn't expecting that it will last that much...

[@Greg_P611]

Great information. Thank you!

[@davidbates5310]

Great video mate as usual, I was considering optimum gloss coat, any knowledge of that product?? What do ya reckon

[@lonefgc4508]

Car Craft Auto Detailing, I’m looking at Gloss Coat, TW SnS, or Carpro Lite for when winter gets here. Plenty of snow, ice, salt. I’ll definitely keep an eye on my notifications.

[@amounifnd]

Never one to disappoint and excellent review as usual. Thanks for your efforts.......man detailers use a lot of water....:)

[@SpoonGT500]

Would you say Cquartz Lite is prone to water spotting? I had problem with Gtechniq coatings in the past. ps. That's what I call proper review!

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

I would guess that it’s more or less as prone to other coatings on this area.

[@sneakyfoz3692]

Would have like to see Fusso coat in this test, although paste wax format, it is a sealant and it does claim better durability and cheaper than all of these products.

[@gleamcardetails]

Fabulous review again!

[@Ozzcaddy]

A good test of these 3 types Ceramic coating products. But no matter what Ceramic coating product (Prof or DIY) is chosen, I don't believe the ease of application is a rating, as ceramic coatings are used firstly for the protection of the paint, followed by the hydrophobic properties and chemical protection, ease of washing the car and finally how long they last. The main things I learnt from the videos are (1) use a suede cloth applicator instead of microfiber, as microfiber would absorb initial applications into the cloth until it becomes saturated, (2) Any Pro Ceramic coating takes 7 days to fully cure and before washing the vehicle, 24 hrs before getting wet. Even though what the Manufacturers recommend for curing time, would there be any difference in their hydrophobic and chemical resistance if these products were left for the same period to cure as a professional ceramic coating? I'm asking for your view not for further testing. I always appreciate and acknowledge detailers who spend a lot of their own time in testing products, and then editing the videos on top of the testing. But also Sandro, do you have a excess water bill as lots of water is used for these product tests. Much appreciated.

[@Rudigity]

At first I was confused why you compared Fast Finish to these two lightweight ceramics. Here in the US you can get Fast Finish for less than $10 USD($14 Australian) at many places, was shocked to see it at $50 Australian($35 USD) which is way too high a price! Cheers for the review, any chance you'll be looking into a graphene coating such as Ethos Graphene Matrix?

[@sr203076r]

Awesome video thank you!

[@chicagomike2111]

Another great video Mate.. Thanks..!

[@Neil4Speed]

Fabulous great work man!

[@ccmdetailing534]

Really apreciate !

[@kasparov937]

Great video Sandro....quick question....for your everyday detailing needs would you go with the Rupes Mille 900e or LHR 15 MKIII and why?😀

[@Jayg80]

Really great video, the curing time is interesting. What are your thoughts on cure time if it rains within those times? UK based, hence the question! It would be great to see you put tac systems moonlight against cquartz lite

[@platinumautoglasswindowtin88]

Jay G Moonlight is great, only a 4 hr drive-away time. Customer loves it on his 911 Carrera. He tops it with TLC2 and the results are fantastic. Best low cost combo yet.

[@Gnetbird]

Here in the USA Fast finish had been discontinued. Wondering what replaced it.

[@kenlawton1531]

Wow wasn't aware that it had been discontinued. I wonder why that is.

[@chadrandolph9874]

Thanks for another video Sandro! CarPro or NV products for me here on out. There are some really good products out there but the ones that have shown to take a spot on the medal🥇stand consistently are these two. Question: CQ Lite topped with Reload or Boost? 🤔😎

[@chadrandolph9874]

Car Craft Auto Detailing Thanks!

[@kevinfitzpatrick2556]

Great overview on these well known products. I am about To use quartz lite on my new charger. I also bought reload. Would you wait a few days to apply this topper after your test showed 48 hour cure time or apply 1 hour after as instructed by car pro website?

[@kevinfitzpatrick2556]

Car Craft Auto Detailing Thanks for the info. Should I wash the car down with reset to be safe on the application of reload

[@thomasemerson7257]

Great video.. I'm a total rookie (I didn't even know what a ceramic coating was until I saw a pop-up ad in August 2021 and I've been going down that rabbit whole ever since) that has only used Meguiar's hybrid ceramic spray in the blue bottle, which, after screwing up a couple times (I let my cloth get saturated and it wasn't wiping it up so it caused streaks - it took me a bit to figure that out, but I believe I've solved that issue), I've come to really like it as a product. Here's my question, Sandro... assuming all the prep is done right, etc, what is the functional difference between getting a professional high-end ceramic coating job at the detail place (or even using higher priced stuff like CQuartz) compared to, say, putting on multiple coats of the hybrid spray on, and then touching it up with a new coat at the beginning of each month (other than it's just more work, of course)?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

The first thing to point out is that there is no right or wrong which ever direction you take. But I think your question is really what’s the difference between a good water based lower content hybrid coating like HCW wax and a good full strength high content solvent based true ceramic coating. The true coating will have a hardness that can to a greater level resist swirls and even minimise the severity of deeper scratches. It’s really the first layer of any coating or sealant that creates that strong bond to the paint, and a true coating is able to lay down and bond to much thicker degree compared to a hybrid sealant, which means things like not only greater durability, but also greater environmental resistance, UV protection and arguably greater levels of gloss, depth and saturation. So although layering can help, 2nd, 3rd and continuous top costs are never going to being as strongly or last as long as the foundation layer directly to the paint and the better foundation layer you have the better protection form the elements it provides. I’ve also found that although true coatings are still quite susceptible to water spots, bug and pop etchings, they tend to be contained within the coating rather that penetrate to the clear coat as easily as they would with a sealant or hybrid coating. Like I said, there’s no right or wrong, but for someone like me whose be doing this long enough to remember a time before synthetic sealants and before Nano based silica technology, it’s really amazing how far paint protection has come!

[@thomasemerson7257]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing Thank you, Sandro... so just to clarify... in your experience, the true ceramic coating a year in or whatever with nothing more than regular soap washings is still protecting better than the HCW, even if the HCW is getting regularly touched up?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

You can’t really assess and compare a fresh layer of a sealant with a year old coating. The question should be whether after applying a coating, the paint is in better condition after a year compared to applying a sealant serval times within that same year. I’d still tend to say that the coating is going to provide better protection and look after the clear coat a little better, though a fresh layer of a sealant may or may not perform better straight after application. You can think of it this way: is it better to buy a single pair of shoes that are durable, comfortable and look after your feet for a whole year, or is it better to buy several more affordable pairs within that same year that cost you no more and initially look and feel great but just don’t last as long. There’s no right or wrong answer, just a preference 🙂

[@thomasemerson7257]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing thank you... that's a good analogy... I appreciate it. I'm sure I'll have more questions along the way.

[@craig.encinitas]

@@thomasemerson7257 I’m an enthusiast detailer and have Cquartz UK 3.0 on my daily driver. I maintain it with various SiO2 based spray toppers. It’s been 18 months and still going strong. I even left a high-spot when I first applied it, and yep…that high spot is still there like it was on day one. I have another car that has a “light” ceramic coating (TACsystem One Step Master), sits outside, but isn’t driven or washed as much. And guess what, it looks phenomenal when washed. However, it’s probably more a testament to the polishing job I gave it before the coding. It doesn’t feed water all over like it used to. I will be polishing it again soon and applying a longer-term coating, like CarPro SiC.

[@massi.cammarata]

The paint has to be perfect and even polished for the coating to hold and work properly... My cancoat holded up over 1 1/2 year on a daily driven car without garage. I did not applied any stuff afterwards. Using a block is just a waste of time and thats not what cancoat is meant to be used.

[@abcdLeeXY]

super quality content

[@woncho1]

Double thanks & double likes for double the effort 👍

[@sebastiangalera5300]

which of the 3 products is the best? fast finish is better Thanks

[@happydude911]

Has anyone used this with the small suede clothes and seen how hard the cloth gets once it's dried? In other videos I've seen Sandro show that the cloth gets almost stiff with cquartz UK as a possible indicator of how the coating works as a protective layer. So I'm wondering if the lite version does a similar thing.

[@deni4687]

Very good video and test

[@clow242]

How did you apply can coat to the coating block? Sprayer or straight from the can.

[@clow242]

Car Craft Auto Detailing ????

[@clow242]

Car Craft Auto Detailing thank you!

[@ar15tac]

Anyone done fast finish vs turtle wax hybrid ceramic. Been pretty happy with the hybrid ceramic wax my self. But want to put on a stronger base coat and the just top it every once I a while

[@jpan7071]

Would adding something like p & s Beadmaker every other maintenance wash (once a week hand wash) be a good idea on top of pro car lite? A friend wants to know.

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Maybe just send your friend the link to this video as I tested BM over a coating in that video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqWknqynaNtolc0

[@felipepaz4306]

Hi Sandro, I would appreciate it if you could help me with a question. Do you know what the shelf life of the CarPro CQuartz lite and CanCoat is? Do they expire? It's just that I am thinking of buying one, but I only have one car and one motorcycle, meaning I will keep either CQuartz lite or CanCoat sitting on the shelf for months until I use it back on my car and motorcycle again. Appreciate your thoughts on this :)

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

You should get between 3-6 months life out of an opened bottle of CQ Lite - the more full the bottle is the longer it will last, but if you only have a small amount left in the bottle you should use that up within a month, but also be sure to keep the bottle in a dark cool place. I would assume Can Coat would be similar.

[@guinn2415]

Wow really surprised the Meguiar's wasn't the best