MEGUIARS HYBRID CERAMIC LIQUID WAX VS MEG'S HYBRID CERAMIC SPRAY WAX: IS THE SPRAY ACTUALLY BETTER?

[@eze8024]

I like to use the liquid wax the "old school way", then use the spray wax between liquid wax uses

[@jmc407]

tru the oldschool way gives show room results

[@johnc.9133]

Use the ceramic detailer for in-between.

[@Derstn]

Super late to the party, but after using these products for a long while, I think the liquid wax as a foundation with the spray topper seems to be the best of both worlds. Seems to last longer than just the spray, and the liquid wax product seems to fill the micro marring just a little bit more. I still think for a one and done, the spray is unbeatable but if you want to layer it and maintain with their liquid detailer you'll really see some solid performance.

[@raksh9]

My process has been to apply Hybrid Ceramic liquid wax as a base, wait for it to cure, then apply the Hybrid Ceramic spray as a spray-on sealant rather than a drying aid. After three applications of the spray over the course of a year, water still beads after at least four months. This year, I'll be stripping all layers of sealant, removing iron particles and claying the car, then do some polishing and correction to get the car back to a clean slate. Then I'll either stay with Hybrid Ceramic or try a graphene sealant.

[@rmat9023]

how can you strip it besides waiting months and months or polishing? and I already know dawn dishsoap is an old internet myth that has no validity to it.@@raksh9

[@fprintf]

For me the spray has been working great and it is awesome to see that I can wet-apply it like it says on the bottle and rejuvenate or even boost the beading during each wash. It takes just a few squirts and I also think using a flat fan to "spread" the product on the panel before it rinses off helps ensure complete coverage.

[@wilson2455]

just a little hint for those who have arthritis, etc - buy a 50oz 'pump sprayer' to spread the Ceramic Spray Wax. Makes life a whole lot easier.....

[@nesco7615]

I’m 46 and it took me a little bit to trust liquid wax sprays. my younger brother kept telling me to use spray. I just remember our dad may he Rest In Peace. Love you pops. He always use wax on the car. Just thought more elbow grease means it should work better. Great video. God bless.

[@mopar21]

Who else almost had a heart attack when he almost used the rag off of the ground?

[@92F0XBody]

Why would you? Lol it’s just a test panel

[@joncampbell5802]

Go to a huge car show in October at a fairground every year as a spectator. Awful thick dust covering everything. I die a little inside every time I see someone slap a California duster on the paint and start wiping it down. Smh

[@MBCARIOTI]

The initial coat of HCW is supposed to be rubbed in wet not dry per the instructions. The HCW is an amazing product, and can't wait to try the HC Detailer too!

[@enriquedb666]

will be any disadvantage doing it dry?

[@MBCARIOTI]

@@enriquedb666 scratching the surface.

[@sbond1963]

@@MBCARIOTI only if you wax dirty vehicles. Not sure who does that.

[@wilson2455]

just a little hint for those who have arthritis, etc - buy 50oz 'pump sprayer' to spread the Ceramic Spray Wax. Makes life a whole lot easier.....

[@toyonation827]

Wth lol smh

[@CHiTO316]

Both products are good but in my opinion the Liquid wax is better because it’s concentrated. That means you use 4-6 drops per panel compared to 5-6 full sprays on the same panel which makes it last longer with same results. It’s more value

[@wadetaylor3195]

Your supposed to spray the ceramic spray wax on when the car is wet, then just rinse it off and dry the car. You can also use the ceramic spray after every wash. Looks great and couldn’t be easier

[@Nibs333]

Initial base layer is spray on wet and wipe / dry off. Reapplication is spray and rinse. . Works better, spreads more even, when wiped in. Not just rinsed off. It’s awesome and easy.

[@bobbyjojo]

How about detailing two halves of a car ,then drive it around for a few days on dirt roads, then see which side of the car comes cleaner with just sprayed water?

[@callmefrog76]

It’d be nice to something more realistic as compared to these chemical torture tests. Most of us would NEVER use these chemicals unless we are trying to get back down to pure clear coat

[@JD-gc7lt]

I wish you would start your torture tests with just a regular shampoo wash and see if there’s any performance change, as that’s what 99% of people will be doing throughout the year!

[@fatboynip]

Joe Darley touché

[@jamescolon2360]

Exactly BIOTCH!!!!!

[@wilito2390]

Great comment. In reality regular coatumers just wash their cars with regular shampoo

[@Spiritcr1jsher]

The point is if it goes through the torture test , then regular shampoo will not break it down . It would be tough to replicate 100 car washes with regular shampoo in a video.

[@mujjuman]

@@Spiritcr1jsher i get the point, but what will actually stand up to the torture test? i havent found anything that makes the paint pop well enough AND withstands the so-called torture test

[@PeteyMcSavage]

Jimbo your doing a lot for the consumer your videos have saved me hundreds of $’s what you and other KZbin detailers are doing is great these complies should be account less for what’s on label

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Matt Gavin thank you

[@gregnixon1296]

Somewhere, someone with a 1978 Camaro with oxidized paint is thinking, "I'm 'on hafta git me some 'uh that."

[@THEedcbb3]

1994 supra with fucked up paint here, and uh ... ima 'on hafta git me summa that

[@THEedcbb3]

Ye look, sandpaper definitely works better for oxidation that's already spiderwebbing (definitely hid some though)....this shit did super help with painted plastic parts (side mirrors...thats it) that I thought I'd have to fully repaint which was nice....leaves much to be desired with hail damage though Give it a 5/7, would not leave my car out during a storm again

[@adrianTNT]

Some cars are like "please don't 😟" 😅

[@eds1990sporty]

I used the spray on3 vehicles. One was a work truck 6 months ago still looking great today

[@stricklandgarageaviation2864]

Just watched Mequiars spray demo, you didn't wet the car first and then spray and then rinse, and then dry off with micro fiber towel.

[@Spiritcr1jsher]

True

[@12taskforce]

Its has been found to work better if you apply it dry.

[@12taskforce]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWLVfoCohNZ6isk

[@NEO_RKX]

Tiger productionzz this is what I did today and it did work better dry

[@arturobel1992]

He did the first application which you apply it to clean surface and let it cure. Then after that you can just apply while the car is wet and dry it off to keep the hydrophobicity.

[@harleyquebecenrevue3580]

I own a black colour sedan and have been using the Maguire’s liquid ceramic spray since first introduced and my question is who cares how long it lasts? I apply it every couple of washes and the car look fabulous like new all the time. Just spay when you wipe down the car, that’s all there is to it. It’s great in our Canadian winters cause the snow and ice just easily comes off. I use it on the car panels, glass, wheels. In fact I use it all over when I wash my Harley, patio sets, outside furniture, lawn mover, snowblower and so much mover. Just makes everything look like new with little future maintenance. Fantastic product. For the Harley, I also use the Hybrid ceramic green bottle when I just want to freshen up the look of the Harley before I go for a ride. First was the slice bread, then these products were invented!!

[@quantumspinup7418]

I applied the HCSW in the first of August. It is now near the end of December. It is still going strong. I have not applied any further wax coatings since August. I have washed it 6 times. Still going strong.

[@edo-j1784]

I think some people might be substituting a "spray wax" for a traditional wax and DA buff as their base coat. From my experiences with a lot of these products, they work best at protection, shine, and hydrophobic properties when sprayed on a vehicle that has that good base coat already put down at some point. I would not use spray waxes as my only coat of protection. That of course is just my opinion....Anyone else agree??

[@502932]

I'm an old school f11 user. I ordered nexgen and tried it on my John Deere tractor this spring. Simply amazed! Have had that tractor in the mud and washed down with just a rinse after the mud dried. Next is our Harley trike. I plan on a few coats unless you don't recommend it. Anyone interested in buying some f11 , almost two bottles left. After seeing my tractor , my Sons want NEXGEN for their bikes! Damn , I had to buy extra. They grow up , but , never move out!

[@Stubear22374]

The ceramic wax in the liquid form is awesome great finish haven’t seen how long it lasts only applied it last night but the shine and protection it gives is just beyond amazing

[@JLomax-gj4rg]

I use the spray. Works well. Beads well after second application.

[@JesusGarcia-me2zq]

The spray is effective over the liquid garbage

[@sojuyt9627]

For the liquid hybrid wax u need to have a wet surface. I have heard that you put the new ceramic wax on top of the hybrid wax

[@davidplenderleith4176]

No that’s for spray aqueous wax, this is polish

[@simonshek8701]

Came from using quick wax and wet look. Ceramic first timer. Loving the green stuff smell more than the detailer, wet look and quick wax. New favourite finish smell.

[@adamg3938]

I brought this product today, and I noticed that it dryes itself and is so easy to apply and smells good too.

[@memapatravel769]

I too tried it today on my car and felt the same. :)

[@steve4321able]

Because the spray wax gets overspray on other areas. And if it's too windy it's a real pain. The liquid can be applied with precision.

[@edruiz6364]

Great test Jimbo, however I'll stick with TW Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray Coating/Sealant.

[@gregsullivan7408]

And I'll stick with a 4:1 solution of Meguiars Synthetic X-Press Wax used as a waterless wash, and nothing else.

[@apexmobiledetailingceramic5519]

Try laying the the liquid hybrid ceramic wax in a cross-hatch, tetrahedral lattice pattern ;)

[@Pwnulolumad]

Apex Mobile Detailing & Ceramic Coatings LLC as opposed to just misting the entire car , post- stripping?

[@SeanONeill13]

How would you get to the z axis on a 2 dimensional surface exactly?

[@mattclose1439]

It does say you're supposed to go over it twice with the liquid, which he did not do.

[@gabrielleleiba6686]

I believe what he's referring to is the hash mark like hashtag it's what Meguiars does on their own channel for both of these products that make sure you get an even layer product

[@googleleavemynamealone9145]

FOr the average person, this is the way its gonna be done.

[@sbond1963]

So I have both. I’m not sure why you think the spray wax is easier or faster. Squeezing the bottle or squeezing the trigger and wiping makes no difference in time. Also while it may be true that the spray version beads up for longer, if that’s what you’re looking for great. But if you were looking to hide swirl marks and get a deep looking shine, the liquid is definitely the way to go. But it has to go on a lot thicker than you did. Which means more product and more cost. . The spray bottle will definitely last longer.

[@kizzyGotiT]

Spray is faster because you literally spray it on the car when it’s wet then rinse it off … how have you been using it??

[@Generalkenobi325]

Would you say applying the liquid wax every few months and the applying a top up with spray on wax every month would be a good way to go?

[@benpsykes]

I've been cutting the spray wax about 1 in 4 with water in a separate spray bottle as a spray on, spread and microfibre off, and it works really well and lasts quite a while.

[@raksh9]

That's a really good idea. My plan is to use the liquid HCW as the base coat shd top off with spray or diluted spray between liquid applications.

[@cube1us]

You should note that you can also use the spray over the liquid wax as well. And you can use the detailer over both.

[@fahadalishafiq]

I guess average people usually dont have the time or energy to prep (Paint correction, Polishing, claying, Decontaminating etc) their car's surface. And I believe for a normal un-prepped surface the liquid wax might give better durability as compared to spray wax simply because u have to rub it in while applying. But it is just a theory. May be u can test this theory in a future video and see if spray wax can show the same durability on an un-prepped surface as the liquid wax.

[@dozerboyd8784]

I acually tested the spray on a friend's truck. No prep and no base coat just a good wash. It acually does pretty good. I think I used Megs wash and wax soap just to try and help it out some, but I don't remember for sure. He just does the rince off application once a month when he wash his truck still. The truck looks good all things considered. Beads ain't as tight, but other then that their is not much down side to not spending 8hrs prepping and doing a corection on it.

[@stapleboss]

I like the spray because of the easy reapply. I put the foundation layer down in late fall and now that its cold and snowy here I can do the spray and rinse when I can get a wash in. Not going to be applying a liquid when its 15F out.

[@CrimxSun]

The spray is easier to re-apply, but that also means you have to buy another bottle way faster. Thats what I've noticed using the spray. I'd rather have something that needs more time to apply but also lasts longer. But i guess that's just personal preference.

[@kylefeilmeier7261]

I've had friends and family tell me that I need to use a paste wax and the sprays I use are not high quality good sprays. (Turle wax new line and the ice line.) They haven't done their research and are not wanting to change to admit that the new tech is different and better in many ways. I think people think that the harder you work the better result you'll get and that's why they stick with the paste wax spending 2 to 3 times longer waxing their car, with results that are not as good with less protection. I'm surprised that megs new product doesn't protect as well as their older product.

[@daves.3278]

Yeah lmao applying paste wax on a car is a pain in the ass. Rather be done right away I got other appointments to go..

[@Carlos.Rivera]

Those paste wax are outdated.... except Fusso coat (old version)

[@daves.3278]

@@Carlos.Rivera well said Carlos! No point wasting alot of time for half the durability of a spray ceramic wax

[@danlc95]

Ana It's because of those people, they still make liquid waxes. Paste... Meh, for nostalgic reasons I get the idea, and will do that myself. When I'm working, I want to get done and get paid asap.

[@Thamac15]

It does protect. This jimbo fool is a tool. Now I see why so many people say that about him.

[@nequestns]

I just used the spray (correctly) and was a huge skeptic. I have to say the results were ridiculous. The car looks like glass, better then when new. You really don’t have to use much either. I will be using again.

[@donkane7308]

What's the color of your vehicle?

[@cooleo9853]

I used it couldn't tell any difference.

[@wolvoman1]

Ridiculous?

[@502932]

DITTO !

[@Kim_Sergey]

What do you mean by correctly ?

[@Spiritcr1jsher]

Stuff works for sure . Not as glossy as a good carnuba wax but way more durable in the heat .

[@jacobvanhalteren7452]

it's my understanding that the spray is for applying over top of ceramic or wax - such as the liquid stuff - to add protection and for quick touch up

[@troyrobertson90]

I just bought the liquid yesterday and thankfully I haven't opened it yet. Will be returning the liquid tomorrow in exchange for the spray. Preciate the video.

[@rowdytitan]

Recently started using Turtle Wax Seal n Shine based on your findings! Can't be beat for ~$10 and ease of use... and thats after having tried Collinite 845, Megs Fast Finish, & Adam's buttery wax in the past.

[@vincentmurphy9252]

That ceramic

[@ffield12]

Where you pointed “wonder if I applied it”? when talking about the right side application. Actually you did lightly apply on the right side apply and missed the right side middle area towards the center of the hood area ... where as with the left side you wiped over and over a lot more then on the right side. Just my observation 🤔

[@googleleavemynamealone9145]

If you think an extra wipe or two makes that big a difference?

[@JesusGarcia-me2zq]

@@googleleavemynamealone9145 regardless if you wiped over the same area IT DOES NOT MATTER THE PRODUCT SUCKS

[@edubb2491]

@@JesusGarcia-me2zq why?

[@nissanslut7870]

So, the point of not using s spray, is for wheels, I still use regular California gold carnauba on my wheels and they’re still mirror black. With sbs sensors and high temperatures, using a spray wax or especially a tire shine spray can cause problems and maybe fire depending on how trigger happy you are. It can warp rotors and ruin brake pads.

[@plightn]

I’m wondering if they are dialing it back because the initial spray by meguiars and turtle are too good. Meaning that they realized the protection was lasting too long and they were actually losing business.

[@hidden7soul]

I thought I am the only one noticing... The quality of turtle wax before is way better than today. I can say that because we had a couple of turtle wax before because we bought a few bottles way back because it was sold at a discounted price during the late 1990s, until now there is something left. Comparing the quality of the old formula with the new turtle wax now and other brands the wax before is a lot better.

[@mynsxt6]

the hybrid liquid wax can be applied with a da which fast as well, so both applications are reasonably fast

[@rcrbrewster7840]

The Spray version better NOT be better.... I am in my car AFTER buying the liquid stuff 20 mins ago watching this ....

[@samjacobs4769]

Imo I liked the feeling of liquid wax after its buffed off and the deeper shine of it

[@edo-j1784]

Great job as Always Jimbo!

[@keithfirebird7618]

I've still got a bottle of the spray to use up. Used it only once this year and I also tried diluting some to use as a drying aid.......seems to work well.

[@hockey172013]

Keith Firebird I diluted mine 10:1 for use as a detail spray. Does phenomenal at that dilution and keeps the surface freshly protected

[@saleemhoosen2236]

What do u dilute it with?

[@jonnybravo3055]

We pay almost double for Meguires in the UK. $28 for the liquid wax in the UK.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

not worth double that's for sure.

[@shawnbeck2303]

Wash your car! Rinse! Put the Meguiars Ceramic Wax on a Microfiber sponge from Wal-Mart for $1.97. Wipe the Ceramic wax while its wet back and forth and side to side over the whole car windows and rims or hub caps. Then hit whole car with water. a couple of times. Dry with a Microfiber towel. It will last and shine and shed the water off. One a month wash your car and do it all over. You will see how good this product is! Shawn

[@tonymattisson6158]

Great video and testing Jimbo! That Bleach tire cleaner is that actually bleach in it. It seems to be so and very strong one that is as it took them out so quick. Would maybe be interesting to see how it does with a weaker APC or something that other products stands up to. It's like when you used the Optimum Power Clean straight before and it pretty much took everything out exept a very few like SNS. Perfect example of how HCW behave and why it needs to be applyied in the way they recommend. When you topped it with it self you saw their where not much of water standing on the paint. And it gave you a better water behavior directly after the application with just spray on and rinse off. On the Liquid Ceramic Wax the water was standing flat. It's here recommended that you spray it on the wet paint and then dry it with a mf drying towel. You could also just wipe it in and rinse off and see that it will working that way to. But when you have water standing flat on the paint it's not able to break through the water tension and just rinses off. So that's why they recommend you to work it in while you drying the paint. Maybe on the HCW side it had some residue of the Bleach product that you used. As this is something that these spray on rinse off products is sensitive if even you have a little car soap residue left it will degrade the performance you get from the spray on rinse off products. But interesting to see how HCW looked when getting on the standing water and how it don't works then with the spray on rinse off method and needs to be helped by getting through the water to work.

[@henryfreeman6113]

Tony Mattisson very good comment!

[@sonnduro]

I've just switched back to the Meguiars Ultimate Fast finish after using the Hybrid ceramic spray wax. i'm not happy with the finish after applying it, and it did not protect my paint the way the Ultimate fast finish does, the ultimate fast finish makes my car look much better than the hybrid ceramic spray....

[@vanszooyork]

Sony Hawk i agree with you 100% but I do use the ceramic spray as a top coat. It works very well!

[@frankpipolo6899]

100% agree. I use FF and thats it

[@streetslickz]

You better buy up all of the fast finish you can now. I saw in the comment section of Meguiars 2020 product video at SEMA, that they will likely be discontinuing it soon due to it not catching on very well. They did say it was a good product though.

[@frankpipolo6899]

@@streetslickz Advance auto is giving it away at 7.50 a can so the discontinue is happening. If you don't see any or just see a can, asked them. I got a case of it once they said they had some in the back.

[@streetslickz]

@@frankpipolo6899 You sir are a smart man! I too don't like risking it, and will buy a case real quick! They typically have a long enough shelf life so better safe than sorry if you ask me.

[@KapenW17]

Aren't you supposed to apply the spray on a wet panel?

[@apuckett1971]

I put the meguiars ceramic spray and wax on my wife's car and after a couple months after washing. I sprayed it on and wiped it in with a microfiber before rinsing it off. I have a harder time with it streaking than you do but I have hard water. It comes right back to life and has lasted 3 more months. Her car always beads up nice and is very easy to wash. Her car is a dark blue so it doesn't show the dirt as bad as my white truck. I've been using the turtle wax seal and shine on my truck but the Ohio salt is killing it. Very hard to wash and get it back to the bright white finish.

[@tonymattisson6158]

Just a tips. Is to do as you do but use max 2 sprays per panel as the HCW is thick and strong. If you have a PW use the water pressure from the it and get the nozzle half of a foot away from the vehical if you have a weaker electric PW if you have bigger PW a foot away and hit every part of the vehical with the water pressure. And also just do 1 or 2 panel with spray it on and then wipe it in and rinse off thoroughly. When you spray it on do like Jimbo did and try to spread it out when you spray it on. Then since you have hard water just wet the whole vehical after or before you rinse the HCW off the panel during the application process. So you get minimal of water spots. If you like the spray on rinse off products as I do a lot and does the application as described. Try out the Gyeon Wet Coat and if you have used it before when the bottle was clear. The new version of it is very much more effective from the first application of it. And the self cleaning ability from it blows HCW and the SNS away with a margin. Have been testing these 3 products on the same car and the Wet Coat is my favorite spray on rinse off product as of now. Have been useing Sonax Spray and Seal also and it's gloss is what it excells from. Carpro Hydro2 lite is still also a very good product and is up with the Wet Coat in the performance. Hope it helps you a little if you don't already do the application that I described. You can also use a mf towel and buff the streaking from HCW if you get them still. A good mf drying towel is usually not so good at buffing streaking off but might work if it's little of it. You can also use a slightly damp mf towel also with better streaking removal if you get a lot of it.

[@damcleandetailing]

Tony Mattisson hey Tony, or should I say Swetm, this is DMilgio from AG forums. I can tell it’s you because nobody types longer paragraphs and responses longer than me! Hahaha, good to see you on YT as well!

[@Deaddriftbum]

That cart is stressing me out lol

[@BeReady726]

Justin Meyer does the opposite for me because it's how a normal person like me would keep things

[@alfredmorrell4735]

Omg . me also. Im ocd detailer hahaha

[@wrzl1675]

In December, we’re happy to see double digit temps. Lol

[@enriquedb666]

Well after looking and looking i found your video, a DRY application of this spray, thanks....Could you tell us did you noticed anything out of the ordinary?

[@moves2008]

I am still sticking to my turtle was seal and shine. The best there is.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

agree.

[@swengolly]

Using the wax in 40-degree weather for 3 minutes and 35 seconds seems like you tested it at a disadvantage. At that temp, you may want to give it a bit more time to cure at that temp.

[@JohnRocker340]

Spray and Seal is still the champ in my book.

[@krflyguy2117]

So tell us which spray you think is the better/best. Don't leave us hanging! Hope you had a great Christmas with the family.

[@JGulickx]

THANK YOU! We really need to know!

[@BobK5]

kr flyguy He did say the spray works best

[@donkeydicked]

So what do you think is better ? I’ve just bought the spray wax and love it’s ease of use .

[@drewdavis9657]

I used the liquid ceramic wax then a week later used the ceramic spray (dry application, didn't follow wet directions). Results=PHENOMENAL

[@monamona-ld9sc]

Thanks Drew,. I was wondering if I could do dry. I'm going to purchase the quick spray. I usually buy the quick detailer by meguiars with excellent results. Happy detailing!

[@lordsith8319]

the spay is good but i have used it twice and have hardly any left

[@thatbelgiandude1433]

Its the same in both bottles? Just one spray and the other is if u have time

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Maybe. They claim it’s a little different but who knows.

[@davemichaud2739]

Hey, love the spray pattern of the nozzle.....where can I get one? Or is it factor of water pressure?. Love the demo, tried both and it is easier with spray. Myth....yes

[@nxcove]

Hi, I don't think you're applying well the spray. The surface must be wet when you apply it, because the product is activated by water.

[@raymondjames3228]

48 degrees Fahrenheit? Thats 8.9 degrees Celsius.That's positively balmy for the north east of England. Might put a jacket on!

[@swift4311]

I washed my car 2 days ago and its in garage now can use this prudect or I have to wash it again

[@seanbuller7578]

Awesome and honest comparison brother!! Im an o.t.r buzz box "reefer" hauler, and i use the bottle regularly with great success on the '19 peterbilt 579 i drive. For in between i use the meguiars wash/wax spray, and their spray wax, but i think ill add the ceramic spray as well. Ive also learnt that 'parently i use too much tho....lol the traditional i typically use on home time with a buffer, but the ceramic spray will be a great adition to my bag of weapons so to speak..proud new subber too b.t.w...

[@JOEX3006]

Cool test demo. I just recently used the Meguires wax ceramic spray. So far so good. Definitely less is more with the product.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Thanks man!

[@JOEX3006]

@@autodetailingpodcast What detailing blower do you have ?

[@james6jewel]

What one would you use for headlight protection

[@chrisstinson2536]

Cool! it would be interesting to see how each would keep up when touching up with the hybrid ceramic detailer product after regular Meguiars soap.

[@edubb2491]

Why?

[@littlepoolefam3]

Meguiar's makes a ceramic wash that boosts the hydrophobic properties after applying either the spray HCSW or the HCLW. As far as the Hybrid Ceramic Detailer goes, it is a great product, but I only recommend using it when the surface is cool or even cold. Otherwise, it streaks really bad. I have been using Meguiar's products for 41 years, and I am super happy with their hybrid ceramic products.

[@shanesurman284]

I’m glad you did the dry application of the spray hybrid, I’m thinking of doing the same, I’m in Australia with the the harshest UV environment in the world, on my Lexus isf which is in star fire pearl ( white) softish paint, 2 coats mags ultimate wax a week apart then I more week apart 1 dry coat of hybrid spray, stacking the the hybrid and dry app makes it look and last longer

[@AMEX_]

Shane Surman from oz as well. I’m in the same boat. Not sure whether to apply the ceramic spray wax on dry or wet for my first foundation? What are you doing? Follow the bottle instructions? Or apply the first foundation dry?

[@shanesurman284]

AMEX this guy is from Australia also kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWLVfoCohNZ6isk I did the the dry application method using a foam applicator pad and micro fibre hand buff off looks pretty amazing and added even more depth to the ultimate wax, I haven’t got the car wet as yet, the more I looked at the product it’s looks to me to more of a topper or final sealer, I only just found out after I did the dry application that mags also bring out a ceramic wipe on wipe off wax, pretty sure it’s the same stuff different colour

[@jpdetailgarage7871]

You applied the spray incorrectly. Read the directions

[@kennyhayes8488]

I use the spray an I love it the more I use it the better the shine

[@jalenpambid7333]

What's more durable paste or liquid wax? Planning on applying to my wheels

[@adrianTNT]

Is there one I could spray all over even on glass, plastics and rubber ? One that would be applied after washing the car and give it a gloss.

[@ricmarignacio7912]

What if you apply first the liquid wax and after curing apply again the spray wax what will happen is it more protective or just use 1 wax?which one is better?

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Ya you will see more durability if you do it that way.

[@rickt2419]

Are both of these products okay to use on (friendly to) black plastic trims?

[@04DynaGlyde]

Why did you do the ceramic coatings before the iron remover first? I mean would you not want to remove anything that makes the paint look dirty before you put a protective coating like the ceramic products on?

[@SirLloydClassroom]

It blends.. That's the word..

[@guachito33]

How about leaving the car or hood outside for a month , 2 or 3 ( sun, water , dust, etc ) and report back ? A more realistic test

[@vinvcm4975]

hmm ... You did not apply the ceramic spray wax correctly. Base coat and maintenance coats requires the spray to be applied whilst panel is wet.

[@anthony1113]

Aren’t you suppose to apply the hybrid first coat while the car is wet and work it in with micro towel…followed by a drying

[@STSbrah]

I use that meguiars hybrid ceramic wax alot. It's perfect for my wife's car that we do maintenance washes every 2 weeks-1 month. It's usually still very hydrophobic even after that time in brutal MN road salt/snow and also 48 degrees isn't cold 😂

[@apuckett1971]

I'm sitting in my garage in Ohio in a t-shirt about 48 right now. Cool but not cold.

[@TheMrSacred]

Chicago hit something like high of 59. Felt like spring again the day after Christmas. Also use HCW and I like it so far

[@arronj.clarke518]

Can you use on alloy wheels aswell to stop some dirt and brake dust attaching to the wheels.

[@ericb.4358]

I wanted the Hybrid Ceramic spray wax but it wasn't available ao I got the bottle of liquid Hybrid Ceramic wax. I think the liquid was a bit better in your video. It's all good B/C I always apply the product to an applicator anyway, even with detailer.

[@gastroalchemy4499]

You get the hydro back with the spray and rinse back if the ri nse was less powerful (got rraid of too much product too quick) and a wipe dry. From experience.

[@cannongavinjr7166]

I can honestly say that MEGUIARS HYBRID CERAMIC SPRAY I use is super the shine is amazing even when it's dusty dirty!

[@americanbreed5116]

I’m still lost,all these test,I’ve seen on different channels,and still they are all about the same,one is know better than the other,not able to wash and wax like I could when in good health,unfortunately I hav to go through a car wash,but my black Caddy will be takin care of one way or another ,I know TW has changed over the years,so guess it will be the winner,thanks for the time u spent to show us this

[@Ryan-kx8ci]

Meg's says to use the liquid wax. And the spray wax to freshen up the finish

[@daves.3278]

Turtle wax ceramic spray ALL DAY ERDAUY.. love that stuff. Great video jimbo

[@krflyguy2117]

I agree!!

[@autodetailingpodcast]

Dave S. Thanks!!

[@notfound-qg2ii]

Yes!!!! Definitely Turtle Wax Seal N shine. And Turtle Wax Ceramic spray coating for the win!!!! Good video Jimbo!!

[@Thamac15]

Dave S. TW ignored customers for decades. It took them losing a huge market share from Meguiars and others to all of a sudden care. Psh, they could release the best product ever and I still won’t give those dirt bags my money. Good luck!

[@HouseOfThe8Strings]

@@Thamac15 it's car wax dude. Who cares?

[@onesvillamayor5511]

my car has already a ceramic coating,can i use the product even it has a ceramic coating?ty

[@autodetailingpodcast]

yes

[@Saudi4Arabia]

I think you are applying it wrongly, actually the instruction says rinse because it is a water activated. It means it will not be activated without water usage.

[@pentearmacaco]

Thank you so much for sorting this out. No more Meguiars Carnauba for this old timer. It should be better if you work harder, but it ain't!

[@DJparsons89]

Wow this is something my car really needed for my car. Thankfully i purchased the ceramic spray. Hopefully it works as well as it does in the video.

[@pj4433]

Works well very well But follow instructions on the bottle.

[@miryamamar3420]

It seems that the test is unfair as it's only done to a horizontal surface. Don't you think the liquid wax would stick and cure better to doors and quarter panels while the spray would run off, thus the effectiveness would be minimal especially the instruction states to leave for 3-5 minutes.

[@johnjackson-pu3xo]

Keep up the great comparisons

[@thailandretromods]

The spray. You put the initial coat down. Then immediately wiped most of it off! You're meant to just wipe it lightly to get even coverage. Not immediately remove the stuff...

[@sunriseboy6435]

I don't know why people are over the moon with three or four months 'good value' with the wax. Hell...I put it on 18 months ago, haven't reapplied it, and it still looks great. Just hose it off every month or so, no worries. Plus, the car is 32 years old...'red' to boot!