Must Watch - $10 - 9H MrFix 5 Month Review- Good or Bad???

[@floodx4947]

Just wanted to address a few things in the comments here. 1. Yes, he is applying it to a new car. That is what these products are designed for. Either new paint, or "corrected" paint (compounded, polished, clay bar, ect). 2. Ceramic coatings do not "fix" old paint. Any imperfections you have, from swirl marks, to oxidation, will still be there after coating. If anything, coating will make them worse, because they will be much more difficult to correct after it has been applied. 3. The biggest difference between the cheap "blue bottle" coatings, and higher quality, DIY coatings is the type and amount of solvents in them. This is both a good, and bad thing. The good part is, you are much less likely to screw your paint up by not getting the product removed in time. (FYI ... I watched your application video, and if you had applied a higher quality product to the entire hood like you did, you would have been in for a bad time). The bad part about this is, because of the VERY long flash time, you are actually getting a much thinner coating, usually less than 1/4 of what you get with higher quality products. If you really want to use the blue bottle coatings, I suggest multiple coatings applied about a week apart. 4. Coatings and wax are not the same thing. Wax .. ANY wax ... will be much more hydrophobic than a coating. So yes, Turtle Wax Ice will bead water, and shine better than any coating. But it does nothing to actually protect your clear. The purpose of a ceramic coating is to provide a sacrificial layer of product that will take the minor scratches from use. If you want a good shine, and water beading, wax the car after the coating has had time to fully cure. The #1 "problem" with coatings is the marketing. They all are marketed to say they do things that they don't. The layer of protection they provide is only micron's thick. They are not going to prevent rock chips. If you want that, get a clear wrap. They will prevent very light scratches, but I would not be expecting it to prevent trees from scratching. Something like that is just going to go right through the coating and into your clear. The reason a "professional" coating costs so much is in the prep work done before the coating, not the coating itself. The products used my most professionals can be bought by anyone for $70-80 a bottle. Again, the big difference is in how fast they flash, which affects the thickness of the coating that is left behind. However, you want to be working in about a 2ft x 2ft section, because if it fully flashes (dries), you are screwed, and will be compounding and polishing the jacked up coating off the car.

[@dennisthemenance5433]

"CIRAMIC COATING IS CLEAR COATING LIQUID IN A BOTTLE" That's why you wash it, claybar it 1st and do any rubing out or touch up before putting it on

[@sergiobarraza1806]

I hope you kidding on the part where says "wax beads more than ceramic coating"... Please tell us all you are jking

[@sahhull]

Most new zero mileage cars need correcting. The sweaty minimum wage cleaning ape puts marks in at the dealership, mainly because they use the same gritty rag all day to 'clean' every car that day.

[@schrodinger3467]

Thanks for this unbiased and practical review showing that it works as it's supposed to. Maybe not on a spectacular car show quality level, but way better than frequent waxing or other expensive similar alternatives. Saves time too. For daily commuters and average car owners, this is a good option to at least have some semi-permanent layer of moderate protection that doesn't cost too much. Some people just don't get the point--putting those savings to more important things in life--like your house and your family.

[@EvilBatman]

Totally agree.

[@andybals216]

dry wiping a car!!! ..bigger balls than me..it hurt watching you do that..thx for the review

[@llibanim]

Good watch. Now I'm happier knowing that my investment on 9H MR FIX, no matter how cheap wasn't for naught. However, the next thing I need to know is how to maintain it once or twice a year.

[@michaelrivera1966]

I use it in my cars and it works very well. in one of them it has been applied for a year and a half and the brightness remains the same as the first day.😎

[@EvilBatman]

Glad to hear that.

[@doondedulin44]

Watching you dry wipe your car made me anxious 🤢

[@EvilBatman]

It hurt me at first too...but it's all good.

[@detailone978]

Yes, I agree. Should have put a hose on it first then wiped with the cloth.

[@detailingandstuff]

Quick detailer please lol

[@audis4ni99a]

NEVER NEVER NEVER WIPE DRY, UNLESS YOU LIKE SWIRLS AND SCRATCHES...

[@EvilBatman]

I definitely wouldn't suggest it but it was after ceramic coating ...was applied. If it can't handle a wipe.. it's not worth anything.

[@gunsplaine]

Thank you for taking your time. Good video

[@stoyanstoyanov6278]

Hi dude, Great video! Continue doing videos like this! Greetings from Bulgaria!

[@EvilBatman]

Thank you very much and greetings to you too.

[@mylord5441]

You should to add the Foot Step for both sides to avoid the dirts and gravels ... :-)

[@therealclown9695]

You have brand new tyres ! Looks like it has even been on the road for a while.

[@Darkreignnn]

Try optimum no rinse ONR or Wolfgang Uber rinseless wash. You will love those products

[@paulwilliams174]

PLEASE use detail spray or some lubrication don't dry wipe your car!

[@gildardogarcia5668]

Thanks for the video I’ve been wanting to use this product for a wile on my c7 washing my car 3 times a weeks takes to much of my time

[@G-Hawks.]

$10? What? Damn ebay rip me off. I paid $35 for this and i thought it was cheap already. Im mad now.

[@EvilBatman]

Sorry

[@cesarmerino3421]

I hate eBay. Amazon prime!

[@DROID.MICHAELS]

You probably bought a fake . If you did buy a fake it comes out the bottle very runny . If you bought the authentic it comes out the bottle more like a syrup.

[@libintan6211]

i bought it for 4.10.

[@bondscalper]

How is the Mr. Fix It do now ??? Late June 2018

[@LloydHarding08]

thank you this is very good showing,,

[@teonesterov9141]

You should never wipe a coated car like that, dry or wet. Search how to wash and dry a car with coating, if you want it to last.

[@sanjayarathnayaka2041]

Teo Nesterov i have the same question, how to wash and dry a car with coating

[@techscience1480]

Did he just said he doesn't have $800 - $5.000 to spend on this?

[@daatobler976]

ok so for all of you who don't understand what he's trying to prove and commenting on using a microfiber cloth and wiping off dirt from a dry surface is bad, he's showing whether or not the ceramic coating is actually doing its job. No sense in spending money on a product if its not and fooling yourself thinking it is because your afraid to actually test it....but if your still not sold on that I have some magical beans for sale....

[@scorpiojuan1966]

No ceramic coating will reduce chips or scratches.. if you believe that I know a guy who is selling cheap beach property in Arizona.

[@Woo-7073]

Thank you for the video. I am new to ceramic coatings . My question is can you still correct scratches and swirls if you have a ceramic coating on your car? Can you polish and treat ceramic if you do end up with some blemishes? Any suggestions or info are appreciated!

[@mukeshdesai3589]

Nice video! My sister just bought "Armour brand" ceramic coating for me,but it's expensive ($80). Do u know this brand?I select this brand Watching "sweet projects cars"on u tube, now l feel I made a mistake!? Pl. Reply.by the way I live in India & I like your channel

[@EvilBatman]

Thanks for the like....I am not familiar but I wouldn't be upset with it If the reviews are good. A friend is applying a coating to his new Denali and he is going with one in that price range and I am sure they will be good and about 1k less than getting I'd done for you.

[@kevinvolpe4659]

There is a chance the small chips on both flairs could be from seatbelt buckels... About to apply mine now. Already buffed and polished n ready

[@izkytama]

More important is sheeting, beading actually bad for paint..it still had great sheeting

[@bradleycharpentier8864]

I’ve never seen water sheet on paint after its been polished. Ive only seen it sheet if it hasn’t been polished for awhile!! I say you’re full of 💩

[@devashishchauhan7902]

Link isnt workin. Can you provide an aliexpress link . coz mr fix has alot of fakes now

[@thespig13]

I think there's a cream to help with all the sore-asses in the comments about him dry wiping/ how he applied the coat... its his car, his life who cares... also the ceramic coat should protect against all those worries anyway

[@EvilBatman]

Definitely....the coating should protect it and it did....if it didn't why use it.

[@imunknown6262]

Does it worth while for applying?

[@eTeeGaming]

Still looks good after months.Any issues with dried bird poop ? Does it leave any marks

[@EvilBatman]

Have not had one poop on it yet...luckily

[@MrJorgvankleef]

No marks! 1 month on my car .....good product so far

[@EvilBatman]

Glad to hear. I am going on 7 months and its look in my good.

[@dennisthemenance5433]

Use Mr Fix Once a Yr vs Meguires 2-4x a yr And I would put on Fender Protectors if Off Roading to avoid getting Chips..! and if using extra Wide Tires on a P.Up Truck ..Some states its the Lawn for Wider Fenders if running wider tires ..You thru rocks on my car? I get your Lic. Plate # and then Sue you for the bill or Report you to the Police and get a Nice $150+ Ticket and have to pay my bill..

[@EvilBatman]

Yikes not driving near you. Haha

[@estherkorer8950]

Nice Mazda, is that going to be your next ?

[@EvilBatman]

+esther korer. That's my plan. I want to see how a black vehicle looks with the coating.

[@dandraper2375]

Stopped watching right after the dry wipe. Lost complete interest.

[@Kevin-twisted]

That's what the product is for, that's literally it's intend use, to take abuse, drastically reduce scratching, increase hydrophobic capabilities and give it a unique depth and shine to the paint

[@BUZDRIFT]

JEEP, It's amazing it's not on fire now! :)

[@kannankichu1997]

What do you think this will do to he glass? Will it help bead the water in rainy condition or will it affect visibility or something?

[@EvilBatman]

I did use it on my windshield and left a residue....which was seen when driving towards the sun.

[@ureasmith3049]

A very thin layer of ceramic coating (glass) will not prevent rock chips on glass.

[@EvilBatman]

Youre most likely right....sometimes it better to be lucky than good. No chips is no chips and I'll take it.

[@Alfisti156]

How long is the curing time?

[@lucan791]

I know you left it for five months but how many coats did you give the jeep of the ceramic coating when you applied it

[@EvilBatman]

2 over the whole jeep, but more on the fender flares because that's were the rocks would kick up.

[@kasunnanayakkara6733]

did u apply the same coat on the windshield? or was it a different coating?

[@EvilBatman]

it's is not advised and there is a different product for glass and plastic

[@ihabahmed1132]

Is it easy to remove if i do not like it

[@EvilBatman]

No...

[@ihabahmed1132]

so if i apply it once i should apply again when needed forever ?

[@EvilBatman]

Pretty much. This grade should last about a year depending on the application. There are expensive coatings that will last a really long time...

[@ihabahmed1132]

what happens after that year if i do not apply it again

[@EvilBatman]

Nothing it is as if you didn't apply anything to the paint.

[@kev008ify]

Looks like it’s doing the job m8 did you put it on your windshield....

[@EvilBatman]

Yes, I did and it took a while for the residue to come off, but no vision issues.

[@kev008ify]

EvilBatman I’m liking the aquapel windscreen sealant at the moment lasts 4 ,5 , months

[@EvilBatman]

+Ecogreen01 Thanks for the Ingo I will check it out.

[@bryanlorenzo9808]

Hey, I'm glad you used it on your windshield. I asked your opinion about applying it to glass before. You said it's not for glass but this video answered my question. Can't wait to see the 1 year update.

[@iamkevin3100]

So, I got a little problem. After wiping it on my windshield and all the mirrors, I dry wiped it, i did not wait any minutes so it leaves a wipe mark. Is it gonna come off? It's blurry.

[@Amlish1]

have you applied this thing on windscreen too?? or maybe on windows glass??

[@EvilBatman]

Yes, it is not meant for the glass. They have a separate product for glass and plastic. Applying it to the glass was pretty good but I did see streaks in direct sunlight.

[@battouter]

@@EvilBatman what's the version for plastic called?

[@mohamed-salimsahib3066]

Will it give any better result if I apply mr fix on a surface that already has some scratches?

[@EvilBatman]

I have not applied it to areas that have scratches. As per the instructions the surface needs to be prepped and it may be best to use a light abrasive compound or polish to remove scratches. This is not intended to fill scratches.

[@mikezog1030]

No, it doesn't hide defects or scratches in the paint. If you have scratches before, you will have scratches after. They will just be covered in a hard layer that is difficult to remove. So they will be baked in semi permanently.

[@mopar392ta3]

How long did it last?

[@EvilBatman]

About 6 months

[@joshuarecker4536]

Does the coating make the paint smooth?

[@EvilBatman]

I put it on both new paint so they were smooth to begin and kept the same feel.

[@mikezog1030]

No, it doesn't hide defects or scratches in the paint. If you have scratches before, you will have scratches after. They will just be covered in a hard layer that is difficult to remove. So they will be baked in semi permanently.

[@mtheidt]

can you apply over the decals?

[@EvilBatman]

I am not sure if you are supposed to, but I did over the Sahara stickers on my jeep and they were fine. I would be very careful and do a test spot first to make sure it doesn't ruin it.

[@MrFRESKOTV]

Can I coat my headlights

[@EvilBatman]

This is not meant for glass. There are glass and plastic specific products.

[@EvilBatman]

Even though it is not meant for it....I did too. The residue and streak marks are not noticeable like it would be on the windshield.

[@vimalparikh6585]

Hi, how do i remove mr.fix 9h from my car? Appreciate if someone can answer

[@EvilBatman]

It is a process, since the product is semi permanent. The whole car or area will need to be polished using a compound, which I would suggest taking it to a professional so you don't damage the paint. Or you can wait and it will eventually wear from washing and so on ,but that could be long depending on the amount used. Good luck and please be carefull.

[@urbanedgeautodetailing]

With the low Si02% in Mr fix it can be removed by polishing with a light compound or medium- heavy polish.

[@dennisthemenance5433]

Try Mineral Spirts on a section , that did it for me

[@ChadCliff74]

Maybe it would be helpful to others to know why you are wanting to remove it? Should I not put it on my car?

[@STARZFAN31]

The cloth that comes with the product falls apart as you apply the product.. it is crap. Use something else for that. As for it coming off with no effort on the first damp cloth wipe,, BS. Took elbow grease for me to do the first damp cloth wipe followed by the dry cloth wipe. Not impressed at all with this 20 dollar Chinese junk. Turtle Wax Ice makes my car look just as good, sheds and beads water for a very long time between applications, and is just a spray on, wipe off product. I highly suggest it.

[@EvilBatman]

You are right I used several cloths. On my other car I used a chamois cloth, which was good except it soaked up a lot of the product. I didn't have a problem removing the product, but as seen in the video I did a super lite buff after to get any residue.

[@STARZFAN31]

This product is cheap crap and if not applied in the exact perfect conditions will do little more than fuck up your paint job. Folks, pass on the cheap Chinese garbage. Really want a ceramic coating, pay 700 bucks for a professional to do it properly. If you dont want to do that, use a produce like Turtle Wax Ice, which has been shown in many youtube video tests, to last as long and bead water as long as these cheap "ceramic" coatings which are really nothing more than a type of epoxy resin. Once a month I wipe my car down with Turtle Wax Ice spray and wipe wax. It looks as good as these ceramic coated cars and I do not risk jacking up my paint trying to apply cheap products like this. Hell, you cannot even understand the directions that come with 9H so you have to go online to find a video about how to properly apply the stuff. That shows you exactly how cheap and dangerous this product really is.

[@STARZFAN31]

As seen in the video, you also applied it to a brand new vehicle. That is probably the ONLY way you will get decent results. Outside of that, it is going to leave smear and swirl marks all over your paint that look like hell until the stuff wears off, and thank God that it does.

[@mikezog1030]

I applied it on a dry cloth, then wiped it on in a cross-hatch pattern. Then after 3 to 5 minutes, I wiped it with a wet microfliber towel (short fibers) that had been wrung out, and immediately after wiping with the wet cloth, I wiped it with a detailing microfiber (long fibers) towel. It came out perfectly on the paint and windscreen. No residue or marks at all.

[@DREADNIW]

😂😂😂wouldn’t scratch or use fire either !

[@sagarmakhija1994]

is this work with matte pain? can you test on small dummy part (on matte pain)?

[@EvilBatman]

I would not think so....I have not tried it or seen it on matte....I guess you could test it but again, u don't think so.

[@pospc2]

I have used it on my flat (matte) grey paint on my dsm. It adds a slight shine to it but not to the point it looks like a gloss paint job. My paint was about 2 weeks old when i applied it.

[@gerryr1893]

What a wally

[@BlondynCh]

I got 5 of them for $15 on ebay lol

[@EvilBatman]

Damn that's cheap.