Stop waxing your car immediately! (NO JOKE)

[@YumCars]

Great video Dave! We have battled to get this formulation right for many years. The double rinse safety parameters and multiple gloss enhancing raw materials have never been used in this way on this type of product. Really happy you have enjoyed this creation! ❤

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thanks Nick. Yeah honestly this is my favourite by far. The amount of time saved per car soon adds up over a month I get many hours back so it's win win

[@MajesticKa1]

Is there a supplier in Australia for Yum Foam+ ?

[@3d9e]

@@MajesticKa1 i have the same question

[@FusionTechDynamics]

Can you apply this with two bucket method?

[@steveemmerson4954]

I started using Auto Finesse ceramic snow foam after washing and detailing my car last November. I stopped using wax for the same reason you stated which was time verses outcome, especially during the cold winter months. The results I am getting are as good if not better than using wax, I also found that they cover all of those hard to get to areas like door shuts and panel gaps in the body work which a wax would struggle to cover which in my book gives better protection. I always fully rinse my wheel arches and I now use the product to spray these areas to provide even better protection for my car. I will give this new product a go when my current ceramic snow foam has run out, thank you for another great video. Best wishes

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Awesome glad I'm not the only one who thinks wax is a waste of time 😁

[@mrneutral5081]

I will be interested it how the Auto Finesse compares after you try this product.

[@davidb1630]

You wax a car to seal the paint surface and protect the finish. I live in Australia and it gets up to 45 c in summer. Cars that are not waxed have their top coat peeling in three years. I have a couple of cars and one of them is a 25-year-old Toyota Camry that lives outside in the elements. The paint, apart from life, with a few scratches is nearly in showroom condition, why? Because I wax it with a non-abrasive wax, not polish but wax.

[@petersnell6677]

I also live in tropical Australia and l agree,I wax 3 times a year with a copolymer, my 10 year old car looks like new

[@mikeadams8027]

My car is 9 years old. When I first got it is spent a few days cleaning and waxing it. It still looks shiny and it can be cleaned at lot easier. I need to do it again.

[@MrTheunsungvoice]

Try a ceramic coating instead. There's better UV protection in it.

[@tarunsharma5254]

​@@MrTheunsungvoiceI am using turtlewax ceramic , the green one..I.hope thats enough

[@GoodVibe-bl6nl]

which wax is a non-abrasive wax?

[@toyin4534]

Great video, I do similar. After you have washed your car, get a 5 litre pump spray put 5 caps of Turtle wax ceramic wash and wax in, mix, fill up with 5 litres of water and spray away, rinse and repeat for layering if required. I use a 5 litre spray because it saves time and is easier than keep filling a small cannon up, and it’s very inexpensive.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Great tip will try that 👌

[@phillmcaverty]

Seen a video project farm did on the turtle wax stuff. Looks impressive

[@tam340r5]

What about your drying towels after ? They are clogged and I do not think that any towel shampoo will unclog them…due to the hydrophobic specificity… am I wrong ?

[@chrisdobb9999]

Hi dave, I've been watching your videos for some time now and couldn't agree more with this video. Nick the owner of yum cars is a great guy, very knowledgeable and passionate with what he does. I was a avid autoglym user for many years but have since switched to yum products over the past year and the results are amazing, the products speak for themselves, nick is always on hand via social media or in person on the events he holds 1st Sunday of every month for any advice anyone may seek. For me it's simply a 25min drive to his unit to a resupply. Keep up the great work, cheers.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Yeah he's very passionate about car care. More so than me lol. I love the autoglym range . For me I just liked to keep trying new products from all brands but I always come back to the likes of yum, infinity wax , autoglym etc

[@YumCars]

Chris I really appreciate the kind words!!

[@ronanmc2112]

Take my money..quick! Definitely going to try this on my car. Thanks for the video 👍

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

It's seriously brilliant 🔥

[@SuperNovaHeights_]

I’ll take your money. How much you got?

[@Zoranurai13]

That last point you made was actually really good. I ceramic coated my car but still use something every wash, which might even degrade the performance tbh.

[@YumCars]

Toppers on coatings are a must. So well done for doing this.

[@Zoranurai13]

@@YumCars doesn’t it take on the properties of the stuff on top? Its not very often recommended to layer stuff on top of a well performing coating.

[@poshpickle9024]

​@@Zoranurai13I was under the same impression

[@IOSALive]

Epic Automotive Detailing, Subscribed because your videos are so much fun!

[@the_jnlt_channel]

I love waxing a car, i enjoy the process but only on my own car. I feel wax gives bit more of a wet gloss look then a spray on sealant. But for anyone elses car you cant beat a ceramic sealant for that gloss and quick protection. Autoglym polar seal or mile deep shield are the same as this and both my go to product for ceramic sealants. Thanks for sharing Dave 👍

[@YumCars]

Not the same but offer a similar user application method 😀

[@the_jnlt_channel]

@@YumCars what is the difference out of interest, just so I can compare in the future if I buy some.

[@benbirch2393]

Polar seal isn't ceramic, I think it's wax based?

[@the_jnlt_channel]

@@benbirch2393 it's still a protection product and imo one of the best for protection out of a foam cannon 👍

[@nekite1]

Just placed an order for this product. As a 70 year old, all I can say is that it beats the crap out of waxing a car.

[@YumCars]

A tenth of the time to apply with a much higher durability due to it being a totally man made product. Enjoy when you use it 😀

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Oh nice that's great, I wasn't making the video to push sales but I probably should have mentioned all the other brands but I solely wanted to feature this as this is what I bought and to be honest it's incredible and for me I'd sooner spend just 30 seconds snow foaming the car again instead of wasting an a good half hour on waxing it only to get dirty again

[@indetailcarcaresolutions3770]

Well done Dave. You are the first KZbin detailer to promote the foaming ceramic coatings. I offer all my clients CarPro HydrO2 Foam (it comes as a spray concentrate and premixed version as well) as my final coating as part of the service. I charge more, but every 3 months or sooner I get all my clients calling for repeating the process. I tried to buy YUM but to get it to Australia is cost prohibitive. I mix it 1:15 in my foam cannon and I bought one just for this purpose. Lloyd

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Oh nice I really do need to bring some carpro products on the channel

[@jonatkinson108]

I used to use hydro2 but I found it reacted with too many products and left streaks/hazing especially on darker cars. I've moved to Koch Chemie protector wax and although it has a bit less hydrophobicity it's 10x easier to apply (foam cannon) and has been streak free

[@GarethTrussler]

Just ordered this product! Looks too good to be true 😍. Will look forward to using this 👌🏻

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

It's 100% epic I love it

[@jamesr4899]

Looks very similar to polar shield and bilt hamber touch on?

[@YumCars]

best way to see for yourself is buy all 3 and test 😀

[@davidhalliday748]

Thanks

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thanks so much David. All David's are nice people 😄

[@davidhalliday748]

@@epicautomotivedetailing your videos have been amazing. Thank you for sharing your experiences with various products. As I’m new to this game and buying a car which I want to look after myself I’ve gained so much knowledge about the process from you. Loved the content where you had a newbie like myself wash their car. Brilliant keep up the great content 🏎️🏎️🍻

[@richardgreen6711]

I’ve just come across your page. Your content is fantastic, clear, useful advice, thanks. I’ve been dabbling in valeting / detailing for a few years alongside my full time job as it’s something I love doing. I’m now watching your vids and getting so much out of it 👍

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thanks Richard 🙏🙏🙏

[@miked2546]

Been using this for a few months and I love it, easy to apply and great results 👍

[@A.J.08]

Been using this stuff for quite a while…I find it very good…use yum foam first…then a hand wash finished with foam+. Can use the detailing spray or ceramic spray occasionally on maintenance washers

[@YumCars]

❤

[@Xinese-z4k]

I have been using a similar product from an Italian big brand for a few years in my cars. Initially I used fusso coat or meguiars ceramic wax. With each wash I applied this product. With a lack of time, I started using only the product as protection between washes and even stopped using sealant on the windows. Sometimes they go more than 2 months without washing, around 2500/3000km between washes, in conditions of heavy rain, mud, that sea air that leaves a film of salt... and even so, the protection is there when I wash again. At least 30/40 minutes I save on washing. Honestly i don't remember the last time i apply wax in my cars😂 maybe 3 years or more. I have to see if I can find a reseller that ships to my adress because I was curious to test it. In respect for yumcars i will not tell what brand i'm talking but simple googling everyone can find easily. Dave I always enjoy your videos. Keep the good work.

[@DjNikGnashers]

I have always waxed my cars, but with my latest car, my ceramic coated M2, I have simply been using a mixture of 1 part P&S dream maker with 9 parts P&S bead maker. As I wash my car every week, longevity of the product isn't a factor. The two products mixed and applied from a hand spray, only needs a tiny amount of misting on the panel, and it doesn't matter if it's boiling hot or freezing cold, it seems exactly the same. Beading to die for, and a lovely gloss. No rubbing, no buffing, literally mist a panel and spread the product out. Once every panel is done, a quick once-over with a quality soft microfibre to just remove any slight haze, and that's it. I know it wont last long, but it doesn't matter as I do it every week. I have used about 100ml of product after 4 applications.

[@justonemorego4079]

@ DjNiknas may I ask where you would recommend to purchase a soft good quality Microfiber Cloth! It's like a minefield!

[@DjNikGnashers]

@@justonemorego4079 It is a minefield. But there is also far too much 'bro' science' and bs too. You can spend a fortune on microfibre cloths, but are they really any better ? I buy Halfords brand, because they are cheap, but feel quite soft, and I have not had any issues. I think it's more important to use clean cloths, and don't use the same one for different tasks. I buy 10 cloths for about £7, so when they start to look worn, it's cheap to just buy another 10 new ones. I cut the labels off, and try not to let the edges contact the paint, as those two things are the most likely to cause any slight scratches or marring. Don't get caught up in the microfibre pile rating, it's easy to spend far too much on cloths and waste a lot of money. Just use your common sense, and feel the cloth, if it's soft and has a decent pile, it will be fine mate ! I think the most important thing is to use the same cloths for the same tasks (if you buy multi coloured packs, you can use the same colours for the same tasks so you don't get mixed up, like blue for glass cleaning, orange for paint, etc. Hope this helps, I have been detailing for many years, and it's very easy to get caught up in the hype, and spend a LOT of money, when really it is not necessary mate.

[@Handapanda247]

Perfect video! I use bilt hamber touch on, that works as good as this foam+, if not better. Could also be cheaper (not sure though)

[@YumCars]

Have you tried both?

[@Handapanda247]

Great idea!

[@andrewlawson3694]

My head hurts lol ! Excellent cant wait to try it. Thanks Andrew

[@harryschannel2234]

Yes this product is a game changer. The cheaper brands are cheap for a reason, ive tried them and this has added gloss enhancers. The difference is night and day 👌👌👌

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Yeah it's pretty epic

[@YumCars]

Appreciate you Harry! Happy you are loving the experience ❤

[@nicksergiou3539]

Need a video for Matte-Satin Finishes. Sprays, Foams, Detailers etc... Love the channel need more content on Matte Finishes.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Hello I have a video on a satin mercedes gtr 🙏🙂

[@johnbrown3951]

Angelwax in Scotland do a Matte shampoo, QD and Wax. I bought the shampoo & QD last week and they are very good my Matte Mountain bike is looking good as new. My mate has just bought a Matte motorbike so that will be next.

[@peemick]

In a business context, these are amazing. Cheap, quick, easy to apply with good results. I tried autoglym polar series, and really didn't like it, the way it worked , how it looked next to wax/spray wax / rinse wax, and how long it lasted. I also didn't like it coating the front glass either. I felt like I lost control of the process, but I see Bilt Hmaber has a refomulation of touch on. This can be applied a few ways, and this might be my new winter wax top up :) Also works with touch less. For the record I do still love the TW rinse n shine and gyeon wet wax.

[@martyp2138]

Snow foam coatings are a game changer completely agree - especially for large cars/trucks. I like to do a coat of Garage Therapy Ceramic Shield spray on coating and then top up with the foam once a month. After six months, do a decon shampoo wash and then reapply CS and repeat. The Halfords ceramic foam is pretty good too - not much difference from Valet Pro Snow Shield.

[@rhysowen5595]

Waxing, for me, is one of the more satisfying jobs. And the job one I look forward to the most after a clay bar. The band I use smells, and works phenomanally. However, this product also looks great, and would love to try it in the future.

[@prostreetcamaro]

Mohs evo topped with cancoat evo topped with Q2 Wax. Best combo I have ever used on a ruby red pearl. ZERO ceramic coating can compare to the looks of a good wax period. Luckily Gyeons Q2 Wax is designed to work over ceramic coatings and NOT clog them up. Actually more hydrophobic than most coatings anyway due to the polysilazane (im sure i butchered the spelling).

[@briansymes2936]

So do you do a normal wash first? Do you need to use a specific soap before adding yum?

[@patfalvey30]

Brilliant Dave, I started following your channel about 2 months ago, and man have I learnt so much. I'm not into doing anything like a business but still for someone who want to show some pride in their cars. You are the main man with all the knowledge. Question Dave I'm living across the pond in Ireland. After watching you it's given me belief at almost 60 I need to buy a decent power washer. The amount of cash I spend between going to the garage and just paying to use their equipment, plus I can get it detailed sometimes twice a year. I have seen most of your reviews on power washers, but I understand you need to try and keep most of the companies somewhat happy in what and how you say something. I need a good recommendation on what power washers I should be looking for, where overtime I can add to it. Just remember, in Ireland, we wouldn't have a big market for reconditioned washers Even if you could give me 3 options, a max budget to get me stared of maybe €600 that's roughly £525. Again THANK YOU. YOU THE MAN

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

thank you. Honestly my favourite pressure washers from the channel would be any of the ava EASY Range, nilfisk p180. Ive just got the new updated ava p80 master but have no idea how it will perform just yet

[@videomaniac108]

I have a black car that has been polished and ceramic coated with Opticoat Pro+. Every week, I foam it and do a hand wash with Gyeon Bathe+, for a ceramic topper. Every few weeks I do a treatment with Gyeon Wetcoat. This regimen has helped to maintain an extremely glossy finish that is very hydrophobic and easy to clean.

[@79blustone]

Dave, you've not used Bilt Hamber Touch-on shampoo, it's versatile, meaning you can use it in a snowfoamer, spray bottle or wash bucket. The beadage is insane 🙌 You now can get it in a 1ltr bottle for around £18 don't quote me though

[@ChinaRising]

I like to wax the car in the spring and for autumn and winter I clear it off and use a ceramic sealant like Flex Wax which I top up with weekly washes. I just like applying wax for the warmer months, the sunny days. I don’t know why. I think it’s just that feeling of spending a few hours outside, polishing and waxing. Something comforting about it.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Yeah true some people enjoy the waxing process I definitely can relate but I'm getting older now so like the easy way now lol

[@karl3927]

Thank you for this very useful and informative video Dave. Those ceramic snow foams and nano sealants save so much time and effort.

[@kanokenobi]

yeah I've used this and your absolutely right it's amazing

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Nice I've only been using it for a few months but it's definitely brilliant

[@YumCars]

❤

[@jameshenderson5385]

When I bought my car two years ago I had them to coat it with Guardx. I can honestly say that I only pre wash then hand wash rinse and dry. Guardx say they give it a lifetime guarantee. It is expensive but worth it!

[@Hiteshdattani1990]

Great review Dave i wonder if you could use turtle wax hybrid pro flex wax in this way in a snow foam lance and get similar results only asking as this product at £25 for 500ml is expensive so if turtle wax could do the same It would be much much cheaper than this stuff.

[@dududorinel2501]

You can try the Gyeon Q2M wet coat for 15£ 500ml. It's enough for 15 cars and takes less time

[@MrFatdaz]

After every single wash I apply meguires ceramic spray wax, after the first base application the maintenance spray and rinse is so cheap and easy, and I swear the shine just keeps getting wetter looking as the week goes on! I can’t imagine anything else I’d need to swap to as it’s perfect, for me!! I even use it on my digger!!

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Nice one yeah it's not bad stuff. Works better in the summer I feel

[@robrobinson420]

Im a valeter and use foam plus its good . Plus it dont build up on car like some when u end up with bad finish after time.

[@YumCars]

Happy you are enjoying it! The build up you are 100% right on, most products act as a make up on the clearcoat whereas Foam+ chemically cross links with the clearcoat. This is why you see a different level of hydrophobics, actually gloss increase and it will never clog itself

[@robrobinson420]

@@YumCars yes i saw you say in video about it and i used it alot so see myself i try other makes and most are harder to work with or leave not amazing finish

[@YumCars]

@@robrobinson420 In real life use you can really notice the cross linking.

[@robrobinson420]

@@YumCars i see it works better than most other. And paint dont get cloudy or blocked up. I use it in spray bottle then once rinse use your detail spray 👍

[@robertmoney6316]

Lovely video, keep up the great work ❤ any more reviews in the pipeline on Yum’s ?

[@NeilSnapePhotography]

Excellent but I can't find any reasonable way to buy it in France.

[@YumCars]

Check out Clean Your Ride in the Netherlands. They will be able to help with Foam+

[@erikvalgaeren2604]

Buy in Belgium? Crijns car products

[@NeilSnapePhotography]

@@erikvalgaeren2604 A good address!

[@benbirch2393]

Buy something else then!

[@paulrichards679]

Amazing product which Yum have put their enviable skills and experience into. Yum + works perfectly alongside all their products to give the perfect finish every time. One other positive for using as a snow foam is that all surfaces where water runs, are given a coat of protection 👍

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Yeah it's mega 👌

[@YumCars]

Thank you Paul!

[@jamesclifford3222]

My car has recently had coat of Yum Ceramic sealant followed by yum wax the following day. The next wash will be topped with yum foam+. It's fantastic stuff. Great video.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Yeah I love it. Seriously don't think I'll be waxing the car again for a long time

[@jamesclifford3222]

@@epicautomotivedetailing I agree, I'll just keep it topped up with foam+ monthly. 👍

[@YumCars]

@@jamesclifford3222 Thanks James!

[@gizmo6164]

……… but, if you’re not waxing your car, you’re doing things that other people impose on you, actual or inferred. I love waxing my car, actually or perceived. It’s therapeutic when I do it, it’s my time. If I had a pound for every time I said, “if anyone needs me I’m cleaning the car”, I’d be a rich man. Oh and, don’t go ‘streaking’, you’ll get in trouble! 😁

[@karlhulme8014]

This is exactly right. I regard waxing my car as a treat for me, not for the car. Given the choice between waxing the car and an afternoon shopping, I know which I’d prefer !

[@gizmo6164]

@@karlhulme8014 a great but very under utilised tactic! 👍

[@billshearer3984]

I clay barred both of our vehicles and then used ceramic spray. It lasted six months through the winter here in Seattle. I’m amazed that the water was still beading after the whole winter. I’m going to try your method this spring. Guess I need a foam gun. Thanks

[@BrasherFox]

Please correct me if I'm wrong but this snow foam is used after washing the car and is there any need to dry with a towel after applying Yum?

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Hello yes this foam is applied after the rinse stage after the contact wash. Still use towel and dry after though for best results

[@prf76]

I’ve got so in to spray and rinse sealants, can’t see me ever waxing my car again.

[@Musicizmyremedy]

Awesome content. The only thing I would worry about is whether or not that product protects against UV rays which is ultimately the silent killer of paint. Personally, I do turtle wax seal and shine followed by ice wax two weeks later and maintained with P&S bead maker. Results are phenomenall

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Some do protect some don't. This one does

[@rafidm6263]

I have been using synthetic wax (ceramic). Works like magic and stays for very long. Some issues, like you mentioned, is that washing the car most likely means having to reapply the coating, which takes at least half an hour every time. My work-around is to not wash the car too often. Instead I keep a couple of microfiber towels in the car, and when I see that dirt has started to amass I take about 5 minutes to wipe it all off and wash the cloth. Not using car-schampoo all the time would also maintain the coating for longer. But if you drive everyday and in dustier terrain I think applying ceramic wax after every wash is silly, unless you of course really doing the manual work.

[@ianm4316]

The reason I used waxes before going onto ceramic coatings was the slickness and the gloss shine. There is a difference between wax and ceramic coatings as to the depth in gloss.The spray your putting on looks to be more of a water repellent? What is the gloss on the paint compared with this product to a wax? or a ceramic coating?

[@Hammerback0]

I don’t expect wax to last a month personally. Ceramic coating, graphene, many people are sold on those products, but if you watch independent tests, they don’t last either, and cost a fortune.

[@DuncanNewton-w8i]

I have been using Gyeon products of late with there wetcoat which is awesome and also Gyeon bathe which is the same as the YUM product you are showing . I agree it's much easier than using a wax even thou i miss the buffing off to see that gleam .

[@BenRelle]

Been using Auto Finesse's Lavish for a few years now. Similar stuff it seems. I use it particularly in winter when I just can't stand being outside that much. So I do a rinse to get mud and stuff off, then Bilt Hamber Surfex HD, then BH Touch-Less, then the BH Korosol, then a good rinse again, then the Lavish. It clearly isn't detailing it, but it just makes the car look presentable without even touching it, and it takes about an hour. Perhaps you could do a video (if you haven't) - is it possible to get a car looking good without touching it?

[@OG_Darkman]

Awesome another product I can’t use in the US. Thank you though

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Yes you can they sell it in us

[@YumCars]

Check out The Clean Garage in the US. They stock our entire range

[@susanmeredith4957]

Thanks! Once I discovered the ceramic/wax sprays I’ve never gone back to waxing.

[@phillipusmalan8841]

Turtle wax Hybrid solutions Ceramic wash and wax gives similar results

[@Hiteshdattani1990]

Even the turtle wax hybrid pro flex wax is similar and wonder if it's works by adding it in a snow foam lance instead. If it did work would be much much cheaper than this stuff.

[@drany7]

Will this stand up to a bilt hamber auto foam ? Thanks

[@GuyverGamingTV]

This looks good, iv just started washing my car again seriously. Use citrus pre wash and autoglym snow foam, chemical guys shampoo and wheel cleaner then autoglym Polar Seal after. Always looks great but always want to try new stuff. This stuff looks great.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Yeah it's soooo good, for me until summer comes along I'm happy just keeping cleans simple. No chance of keeping my car immaculate when we have such bad weather like this

[@GuyverGamingTV]

That's true, I'm in Northern Ireland and it rains 99% of the time lol. ​@@epicautomotivedetailing

[@mcentertainmentiom]

i use the Bilt Hmaner touch on! brilliant! my go to now for protection on all washes

[@pigeonpoo1823]

Excellent video. Your last point is the main one for me. In UK May, i enjoy pratting around for a whole day doing decon, bit of srp, and a wax. But in 3c winter which psychopath is doing any of that 'for fun'? And no lsp will bond properly anyway, so Yum foam (or equivalent) is the perfect monthly solution. I love washing my car, but i do have my limits. Also, my apologies to people who i just described as a psychopath as they may consider themselves dedicated. Nope😅

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Lol very true

[@PJvaleting]

Nice upload as always 😊, may give this one a go and have it as on optional extra .

[@thetruth6693]

Looks a fantastic product! How would you tie this in with polishing the car?

[@YumCars]

Paint correct and protect your car as usual, use Foam+ as the future topper on future washes.

[@thetruth6693]

@YumCars cheers guys

[@davidlancaster1423]

I tend to use EZ Car Care Elixir as you only need to add 5ml of product to 500ml of water. My only concern is the actual level of protection it gives. I understand it is good for adding a hydrophobic layer but in terms of actual protection it is nothing compared to a proper ceramic sealant. I'd say it's good to use to top up protection over a ceramic sealant but on its own it doesn't actually provide much protection.

[@mrneutral5081]

Good video. However, based on some of the comments, there are other similar products mentioned that do the same job at half the price. It would be interesting to see if the claims are true so maybe you could do a video comparing similar products.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Yeah really happy to do that

[@YumCars]

Based on the comments of people not using the product and making a price judgement at face value.The best way to live life in the 21st century would be to buy all the products mentioned, support the relevant companies and support yourself by having the chance to test them all ( whilst having fun doing it ) and then write an educated comment with their views.

[@travispratt6327]

I have a bottle of ibiz everything wax that works very well because it’s a special type of carnauba that’s harder with a higher melting point. It’s not cheap, but it’s quality, I’ve used it on my motorcycle windscreen, vinyl seat (makes it look nice with a high end almost matte finish but does make it a bit slick, not ideal) chrome, helmet, helmet shield, plastic and paint. I’ve never used anything that actually makes things look better than the ibiz, however I’m not 100% sure about protection, that’s hard to judge.

[@kamilpiwonski]

How this compares to the Wet Coat in terms of ease of use, time to apply and cost per use?

[@YumCars]

Seeing as this is a foam application a lot easier and faster Cost per use is no comparison as it is a concentrate rather than a ready to use. 100ml in the foam cannon will actually get you 2 applications And also this does not water spot as foam+ has an inbuilt safety factor

[@As_129sl]

I agree, I used the meguiar's ceramic spray in the blue bottle. Exactly the same job at the paste carnuba wax. The instruction advise first time you should dry the product with a finishing towel. To make 1 bottle go far, I always gently mist over the paintwork and buff it in. Washing off is not as effective IMO. You csnt towel dry the foam, but the ceramic spray wax you can

[@chrisbrooke-x1y]

Hi Dave, Really like your videos as they help me look after my '18 X5 (pride & joy). But just equipped myself with the Autoglym Polar range & blaster - it works, and the sealer is excellent. I may move on to the Yum when I've used up current supply, but please help. I also bought the Autoglym Rapid ceramic spray after another of your videos. Should I be applying this spray AFTER the sealer, or do they do the same job? I'll keep watching, enjoying and trying out many of the things you show. Keep it up. Chris

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Hiya I recommend using the rapid ceramic spray now and then . Both products do the same job in reality. So since discovering foam sealants I'm using ceramic detailing sprays less and less these days

[@IanSinclair-t5r]

Great video dave👍, I think when it comes to waxing your car it’s down to preference? Some like the idea of taking time to go over every panel and buff to a shine. And some like the quicker way with spray wax if they are in a hurry? Also if you’re lucky enough to have a large garage? After washing and drying you can back the car in and shut the doors to keep the atmospheric dust from landing on the freshly waxed surface.

[@micks325]

In the video, you liberally applied all over the car. Is this OK for use on glass, especially the windscreen? I know people are divided over other sealants and smearing when using on glass.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

its all good, you rinse it all off. this needs to be rinsed immediately so don't allow to dwell

[@speaker9694]

You took the spray and rinse sealant like meguiars hybrid ceramic spray (if you follow the instructions, I’ll hand apply it) and made it way better! This is great for mobile waxing for sure!

[@Pauljennings66]

I bought my car 6 weeks ago,before delivery it had been ceramic waxed using autoglym,can I use this product over the top? The results on video looks amazing

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Yes this its incredible. The results look better in real life

[@Pauljennings66]

@@epicautomotivedetailing love the channel,keep up the good work 👍

[@benbirch2393]

For my daily and my overland Jeeps, spray on/rinse off sealants are great. But i use a wax on my MINI twice a year, topped up by a spray wax every other wash. I am adamant the wax gives a deeper shine and better hydrophobics.

[@theowarmelink7347]

My car failed it's annual inspection because a spray on/foam coat got on the windscreen, and effected the visibility while using the wiperblades with washer fluid. I applied it the day before. And it really did look great on my cars. Even though the inspection was very strict, the visibility was worse. And should be considered in this type of products.

[@YumCars]

Out on Interest which product did you use as this does not sound right. As an example Foam+ will leave no film on paint or glass to cause your issue

[@theowarmelink7347]

@@YumCars Bilt Hamber - Touch on.

[@YumCars]

@@theowarmelink7347interesting…

[@86karl]

I wash my car as normal , fibre towel dry then use madcow spray gloss ceramic spray, simply spray on spread around then another towel to rub off

[@antonywalker8837]

Now that is really impressive. Well done to Nick at yum cars. Hats off to you Sir. You know your stuff. Christ What's next.😵‍💫 Dave's Dad👍🍺

[@YumCars]

Appreciate you Anthony!

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Cheers Dad, hurry up and come film with us again

[@marktrower2267]

Once again Dave another fantastic and informative video keep them coming

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thanks Mark 😀

[@Dr3v0]

@ProjectFarm needs to run this versus Adams Graphene 🙏

[@MrA-ff5gx]

Great video! Thanks :) What equipment are you using to spray that foam?

[@Sharkster32]

Gyeon Bathe+ has been doing this exact thing for years.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Nobody is questioning that.

[@YumCars]

Bathe+ is a ceramic shampoo, 2 totally different things Also we would recommend watching our latest video on our channel to see exactly what we think of ceramic shampoos and why 👌

[@thomasroberts970]

I use freshchameleon ceramic foam on my fiesta I use to commute to work and it gives good result for very little effort and only £17.45 for 1 litre of it

[@GaryKari]

I haven't used any ceramic foam-sprays, but the stuff after the wash is working just as well... I mean the spray-bottle ones, which you spray and wash off.

[@Piner5074]

Just ordered 500ml through the link, will definitely only be using 50ml to start with though because it’s a little pricey. But if you’ve time to answer a question, is that 50ml to 950ml (19:1) and which setting do you use as a rule on the AVA gun (I use the same one)

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Oh nice one 😀, 1:9 i use in my Ava foam cannon. So 100ml of product with 900ml water for the first application. After that just half it down for regular cleans 👌

[@Piner5074]

@@epicautomotivedetailing Thanks, should help eek it out a bit, look forward to it arriving and a decent day here in the Lakes to use it 👍

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

@@Piner5074 we had clouds today but so windy

[@YumCars]

100ml on the initial application and 50ml of future toppers. The remaining 400ml at 50ml per application gives you 8 applications, every hit at 50ml will give you around 8 weeks so that works to around 64 weeks of total protection. So it is extremely economical and at 5L these numbers increase exponentially. Hope this helps.

[@howtoinvest4yourself241]

What is a good Idea for Extreme Heat? Like 110 with 100% humidity

[@WolfAbarth]

I use Turtle Wax Ceramic Wet Wax as a drying aid every weekly wash and then use their Pure Shine if the car is going somewhere special.

[@andycorb]

I don't recall you saying how durable or long lasting the finish is with this approach (which I love). Or is it more intended that using this for each wash keeps the protections for as long as you keep washing your car?

[@afonsofreitas3595]

I've been using a similar product from Kosh chemie, it's called Protector Wax, but they have a dedicated snow foam aswell

[@jeffmutter2286]

Do they ship to Canada? I tried to order but is says no shipping options available.

[@don.hallobre8573]

Carnuba wax has a great shine and warm hue that you won’t find in spray coatings yet

[@garyputtock4159]

I used this today in sunny weather. Amazing product but I think I diluted it to much for the first application.

[@yweleung]

I wax for the water beading not the gloss so this would save me so much time. Would it work for bucket wash though or it is strictly for foam cannon?

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Actually love the question and I will try it now

[@simongreen525]

Cant wait try this product out, got it in my mystery box from YumCars 😁

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Oh nice yeah this one is mega. There's many different brands with similar products but this one just feels quality. I may feature some more like this next month

[@alanm8175]

Would just like to ask if you spray all over dose this make the windscreen smeary when it rains at night?

[@davegiles2344]

Dave. Can you use this foam over a product like GardX?

[@YumCars]

Yes you can.

[@mrh5505]

I was a little sceptical but can assure you it's brilliant 👍🙂

[@ofoufoutos7110]

you cant beat a good wax aplication

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Wax will always be the king of gloss but most people sadly dont have the time anymore

[@MichaelSmith-pd5pt]

What are your thoughts on this product for paint protection? I have always waxed cars to protect my paint and I wash my cars weekly. Am I still better ceramic coating my car and then using a product like this to ensure the longevity of the coating maybe as you said at a half strength.

[@YumCars]

ceramic coatings deliver in a different technology and chemistry, resin and solvent delivery systems. Foam+ is a water activated and delivered product that works great as a topper on coated vehicles with the most important benefit of cross linking with the base layer rather than sitting on top like make up.

[@G15mpower]

I’ve previously used Autobrite’s top gloss and whilst the results were great, similar to those in the video. I found that it actually dried out the rubber for my window seals which lead to a noise I can only describe as a soft creak when going up and down my drive. With your experience anything with “gloss” effect drys out rubber seals? Which is why I’ve always spent the extra time hand waxing then add a quick detailer on top after.

[@Kokomo365]

Meguiar's G7014J - 'Gold Class Carnauba Wax' every 6 months. Turtle Wax 53870 - 'Zip Wax Car Wash and Wax' twice a month. Like you, I apply it with a pump sprayer, then go over with a micro fiber mit and rinse. Strip wax, clay and polish once a year - I use the 🐢 car wash as lube for the clay bar. Meguiar's G19216EU 'Ultimate Car Polish Pre-Waxing Glaze and a Porter Cable random orbit VS buffer with a polishing pad. That's about it. My 6 and 8 year old vehicles still look like they are new.

[@anthonosrobertos]

I've used Gyeon Wetcoat for about a year now and I find the results to be brilliant, how long does foam plus typically last until you no longer see beading?

[@birdcrazy329]

Top coat for me does the same thing and looks amazing after