Not GYEON WetCoat, but STJARNAGLOSS Glatt!

[@AutoCareHQ]

Great demo Viktor, looks like a solid product! I really like these kind of spray and rinse sealants for wheels in particular as they're just so quick to use. I'm a fan of Autoglanz Prizm and Bouncer's Bead Juice, I'd recommend both those if you get a chance to try them. They can be used as spray and rinse sealants or as standard spray sealants on dry panels so they feel a bit more versatile compared to something like Gyeon Wet Coat which is pretty cool!

[@RoadToDetailing]

Thank you Heather! Spray and rinse products so far my favorite kind, as they’ve got so much better in the past 2 years or so, and basically takes no effort to apply. And as you said, using on wheels and/or areas where a pain to apply any protection these just works fine. AG Prizm and Bouncer’s Bead Juice sound good, too! Thanks for the suggestion, I will try them whenever I’ll have a chance. Would be a nice test to compare all these big boys at the same time :)

[@swift2117]

Autoglanz Prism! Tried it for the first time recently,applied it the good old fashion way and after 3 washes it is still so strong. I'm sold,it's holding up aswell as Bsd with the Shinee wax finish.

[@RoadToDetailing]

I need to look in to this AG Prism, sounds promising. Glatt can hold up pretty well too. Spray and rinse products kinda getting more popular as time flies.

[@ShaksWD]

I loved Stjarnagloss products when they first released

[@RoadToDetailing]

Indeed, great products overall 🙌

[@alexpope5327]

One of the ones I want to try. I currently have a bottle of CarPro Hydro and a bottle of Wet Coat. Want to try Glatt as well as DIY Detail Quick Beads.

[@RoadToDetailing]

Both Hydro and Wet Coat are great. Glatt I really like, but also there is a brand called “Deturner”, they have a spray and rinse product called “Wet Coat” :) That is also very nice stuff. You can see that in my “Can Deturner Products” video if interested. ✌🏻

[@augaureliusserious]

The Lazy Application Method? Perfect

[@RoadToDetailing]

Indeed 🙌

[@kitinPL]

Try SONAX Xtreme Spray+Seal. Paint after this is really slick. :)

[@RoadToDetailing]

Good suggestion kitin! A bit of a pricey kit, but it’s on the agenda sooner or later 🙌😉

[@detailersgarage]

Good call, been wanting to demo that product.

[@TheHairyHouseWife]

Cracking video buddy

[@RoadToDetailing]

Thank you Darren 🙌

[@charlesdouglas2877]

How long does it last?

[@RoadToDetailing]

While I have no exact weeks/months data, also it very much depends on your circumstances, I can confirm that it lasts reasonably long considering the fact it’s a spray and rinse. For me, it was still noticeable after 2 months, and fully died at around 3-3.5 months. Used it during warmer weather conditions, as well as on wheels. On wheels it still did at around 2 months.

[@RoadToDetailing]

What is your favorite spray and rinse?

[@barrybij8079]

Hydro blue by mckees

[@RoadToDetailing]

Is that available only in the US Barry? Have never used this, but know Mckees as a brand.

[@barrybij8079]

@@RoadToDetailing i live in the us and i know Mckees company is in Florida... not sure if they ship overseas.. Gyeon wet coat is a nice product as well...

[@RoadToDetailing]

@@barrybij8079 indeed, but if you like to try out new stuff, I highly recommend this "new to US market" Stjarnagloss Glatt. Really up to the game. I know a reseller of McKees in UK, might have a look tonight and see if Hydro Blue available through them.

[@barrybij8079]

@@RoadToDetailing i know the rag company here is the us carries that brand.. only started recently hearing about them in the last 2-3 months... i will give it a try... thanks

[@klasseact6663]

I just bought this on Amazon and looking forward to seeing how it compares to 303 Touchless Sealant🤔

[@RoadToDetailing]

Haven’t used 303 Touchless Sealant just yet, but Stjärnagloss Glatt is by far the best spray and rinse I used up to date. Let me know what you thing once you tried 😉

[@klasseact6663]

@@RoadToDetailing Have you ever tried spraying it on and then wiping it in and then rinsing it off?

[@RoadToDetailing]

No, haven’t tried that method. I don’t know how would this react on a dry surface tbh. Will give this a go on the weekend to see. I just fell in love with spray on rinse off :)

[@Downstar]

Seems like you use alot of product, is it needed? Your spraying like 10 sprays a panel? GYEON WetCoat need like 2 a 3 sprays per panel and spreads even when rinsing off.

[@RoadToDetailing]

Hi Downie, good point. Actually I used a lot of product due the car had no protection at all. Glatt would act the same way as Wetcoat, so basically 2-3 mists would do the job, but I knew the owner of the car won’t mind the car for a good amount of time, hence i was heavy on the sprays, and double the layers if that makes sense. On the bonnet I barely used more than 2-3 mists and it worked great. Fair point, thanks for asking 🙌 Viktor

[@Downstar]

@@RoadToDetailing thanks for your reply!