Turtle Wax Black Ceramic V Turtle Wax Normal Ceramic | Tested on White paintwork

[@Reptielenfreak]

Im glad to see and hear that you are a real down to earth, not just hyping the product and give us the facts, Thank you for that! 👍

[@nicksdragon6929]

You are so right, these are magnificently impressive products. Your honesty and your ability to eliminate your biases and grade the products off of their performance is refreshing and very impressive. The teaching style of your channel is the reason that you are the one and only channel I have "joined." Your testing and dialogue are fantastic and so thorough.

[@Simon-kh2dd]

Great review, I used the ceramic polish (non-pigment) on my metallic Black 2007 Golf for my first attempt using a machine to polish. Did a full decontamination first. It really cleaned the paint up and the gloss is amazing, topped up with the ceramic spray the following day. A very forgiving product to use. Being short of space and time it was well worth it. Like having a new car......Almost :)

[@EyeCanShootFL]

Want to thank you for all of your time and effort you put into these videos brother. They are truly entertaining and your knowledge is immense. A failure is an option and that is a GOOD thing. Love watching them... I would love to see more videos for white vehicles if you have some you could bring in! Stay safe!

[@andrewvickers4487]

Good on you John for being the only detailer I've found on youtube who has been honest enough to clearly say what they make of any difference between the black and normal versions - namely, "naught". Not to put too fine a point on it but you've knocked the rest down a peg in my book ;) Bravo mate

[@mrjklee]

awesom vid. Thanks for the share. Currently I'm using this. The ease of use is what got me. Spent months trying to figure things out as my buddy is a detailer and always speaking about a 3step and when I saw the 1 step by TW it got me excited because I know the 3 step takes skill as its not just straight forward. So big win for me with this.

[@James-pk4jf]

Thanks for this John. It's confirmed my thoughts about this product. Thank you very very much for being truthful. 👍

[@01123581321341]

Interesting your point on losing hydrophobicity of products on top of less hydrophobic products. I’ve seen that effect using Elixir - just lost a bit of poke in that respect when it was over a not very repellent wax underneath.

[@aquaman0167]

Great video! I bought the plain ceramic wax when it came out for my black F-150. When the black version came out I was a little upset. But now I’m glad I used the plain version and will stick with that.

[@jmlo96]

My guess is the black product is meant to temporarily fill in stone chips so they don't stick out. You could see it filling in stone chips the white test panel.

[@turtlewax]

Hey there! We are loving all of the conversation around our NEW Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Acrylic Black Collection. We wanted to reach out to highlight the benefits our Research & Development team emphasizes with these products. Jon was able to show how the products remove oxidation and display extreme gloss, but this panel was not able to show the BIGGEST advantage of using a pigmented polish product! • The ability to correct deep scratches and rock chips is what truly sets our Ceramic Acrylic Black Polish apart, which would have been visible on a black panel • Our Ceramic Acrylic Black Collection seeks out blemishes, stone chips and deeper scratches to mask and fill imperfections automatically • This results in making the entire black finish look more uniform and consistent in appearance and without white residue For example, if you had a light scratch on a white panel and then used the black polish, you would absolutely see a black line and how the product works! Our experience shows that consumer usage has been extremely positive on dark or black finishes. The human eye can see and perceive overall finish improvements, which include the masking and filling benefits. Our eyes see more than one angle at a time, which gives a human better depth perception and allows for a higher quality review of the surface. Our #1 goal is to make maintaining and enhancing black paint easier for all consumers! We will have an informational video coming soon on Turtle Wax’s KZbin! Stay tuned. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to reach out to us through KZbin, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook! We are here to help and to educate our consumers.

[@brandondo3180]

So the main difference between hybrid solutions ceramic spray and the TW black is that ability to fill small scratches etc? I'm wanting to do maintenance on my new black sapphire metallic BMW and have been having a hard time between the TW Seal N spine, Hybrid Solutions and the new Black line. Any input would be great!

[@brandondo3180]

@turtlewax

[@bigray1981]

Jon uploads a video... I immediately load it and and like it! Best detailing channel!

[@hartlanddetailer5670]

Mr. FDC, Greetings from the States! I have used the TW Hybrid Solution products, not the Black Acrylic, & found them quite effective. I am a driveway detailer, started about 45 years ago, I have used all five TW hybrid solution products & find them quite cost effective, except the 3 in 1 detailer. I generally use ONR as my maintenance washes. It's been 8 months since I've used the products, my cars are still shining & has layer of protection. I really enjoy your videos!

[@denisw398]

John, Love the diligent garage science you do in your tests, you are much respected for this. Watched many of your vids but have not seen one product tested! Black plastic trim is always prone to greying and traditional waxes will contaminate it leaving white residues. I have been through lots of ‘low end’ products that really disappoint. Until I was told by a service manager to use, wait for it, peanut butter! Rubbed in and wiped off (crunchy or smooth) it works remarkably well and more surprisingly lasts. Love to know your view on this maybe make a good vid when you need inspiration. D

[@ForensicDetailing]

I wrote an article on this for pro detailers. I personally think it works poorly Denis. ITs just oil and when you wash the car you break it down. but on some pourous plastics rubbing peanut butter makes a real dull mess of it mate.

[@denisw398]

@@ForensicDetailing Thanks for the response - clearly nothing new under the sun to you - I shall watch your trim product reviews more closely for a better product if you rate nut oil so poorly :)

[@urbanjentry222]

24hrs wow the ad attempts to make out it’s a silver bullet spray on wipe off glad to see this honest review 👍

[@razetw]

Outstanding work my friend. I was dying waiting for someone to showcase this on a white panel so thank you. I KNOW turtle wax is going to see this video and I hope we can get their chemist to shed some light on the black pigment. Strong enough to stain your pads and towels but doesn't stain the clear coat... I guess say it's safety in place so someone can't sue TW for staining a car... Moreover, I think it's just there for a fun factor like a bubble gum scent that serves no practical purposes other than enhancing user experience...and maybe gets you to get out and use the product rather than sitting on the fence about it. It's a win win. Cheers mate. (I'm jealous of your tac products I can't get a hold of... Are they coming back?)

[@Dundee1206]

Great to See You feeling better Jon. Cheers!

[@leontowns9231]

Thanks for a great vid Jon, so glad you compared them back to back. Felt like us none black car owners were loosing out on the acrylic element but it seems maybe not. Keep safe and look forward to the next one.

[@luccadukka]

Another informative video. I have a challenge for you John......could you come up with a test to see if there is any benefit to using and sticking with one brand as opposed to picking the best of each product. Are individual items in a range specifically designed to work with other products in that range..........what do you think?

[@JWL-UK]

So glad Sealey brought the amazing cordless DA CP18VOP to the market. I envied Jon and his Flex gear for over a year and now I got a similar quality polisher for just £178! 🤪😉

[@markcook149]

Awesome video as usual, I've always wondered how a pigmented product would effect a different coloured car, mines Black and the wife's White - and now I know👍 thank you

[@johnprior5784]

I’ve been keeping an eye out for this becoming available in the UK since I seen Pan review it a few weeks ago - he seemed impressed by it! Checked out the Turtle Wax website yesterday morning, and the black kit was showing as available, so immediately ordered a box. Went back 5 minutes later to double check some details, and it was showing as sold out! Shame you didn’t post this video earlier! 😀 Still looking forward to giving it a go, if my car ever returns from the mechanic that is! I only picked it up 2 weeks before lock down, but I don’t think it’s ever seen a polish in 8 years, so should be a good test for the TW black range.

[@simonbealing]

Thank you very much for this review as I was about to pull the trigger on a black specific turtle wax purchase. The money saved will go into the dual action polisher pot instead. Cheers:)

[@SomeMadRandomPerson]

Oh Yeah, been looking forward to this, now to watch the video.....😎👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@mrjklee]

I have investigated the idea of applying the black on silver. I am currently using it on my black car and its amazing. I have identified that if your clear coat is not 100% you will see the black pigments and staining on the silver. Just thought id mention this. I was just testing it on a small area between a section with clear and where the clear is faded off.

[@DerickHo]

Great review! Originally, I wanted to buy Ceramic Arylic Polish for JetBlack Mazda3 2023. But after watched your video, I changed my mind. Like you said, I'm the type of people don't have many tools and so specific products like you do. And I also a beginner in detailing, I actually bought the Ceramic Spray Wax first, now I want to get a product for polish. So, I decided to go for the Ceramic Polish!

[@amirparvez5415]

Funny because im here for the same exact reason 😂 except it's my girl mazda 3 turbo

[@DerickHo]

@amirparvez5415 so good man... my country dont hv turbo 🥲

[@GeeWhizRS]

Nice one Jon, I think this is my favourite video of yours. You hit all the right points I was interested in here and as such it was worth the wait over the other youtubers. I think you hit the nail on the head when you talked about the 24 hour cure time. The fact this is important relies on the filling portion setting up. If you are going to the extent of polishing your car, do it properly. The only reason I can see this coloured polish being of use is if you were tackling a car that was clearcote compromised and you just wanted to tickle it. p.s. glad you're no longer coughing. 👍🏻

[@DavidC1]

turtle wax scam garbage product

[@Codriver72]

Absoluetly fantastic way to test this type of products.

[@rickp6913]

Thanks Jon. Perfect timing. Was thinking of trying the black stuff but won’t bother now. I would be interested to see if pigmented products have any effect on proper old style paint without clearcoat.

[@fiddycaliber947]

Great test Jon thanks mate, the pigment staining would really annoy me. I also found wax like Angelwax Drift did nothing for my white paint.

[@jamesjones8720]

Woohoo! Yes mate, been waiting for this

[@adrianmonk68]

Hey just wondered if u could do a test to see if gloss enhancing shampoos actually make a difference!!! U r the man!!!

[@ComedyBush]

if you tried them you know they do make a difference!

[@adrianmonk68]

@@ComedyBush I have tried loads of different gloss enhancing shampoos and struggle to be able to tell any difference! Maybe it's because I have well looked after paintwork I don't know AND it would be good to see what difference in gu's a gloss meter would pick up

[@imDioxitCF]

@@adrianmonk68 try the sonax car shampoo

[@crazycressy7986]

Thank you I have a black Ford Ranger ,black Focus and a black Fiesta sat on my drive ,I grabbed a bottle of black wax from B&Q for £7 it beaded well in the rain but I think I will give it a miss once the bottle is empty

[@steveharrison1789]

Great Video, Think it's wishful thinking hoping the movement restrictions will lift, keep up the good work and stay safe

[@BlackSnack]

If I take a olden days approach to black specific products. I would use a black wax/polish on my black car, because it wouldn't show white residue, dust etc in the cracks, and on the trim which would clash on the dark colored vehicle.

[@aliokatan]

Hey mate thank you, because this video is exactly what I needed and its just straightforward data, really well executed experiments, could maybe work on the handwriting a little lol! but great nontheless. Great to know I can use the black polish I have on my green car, saves me a couple bucks

[@jamesgillespie9000]

Your channel deserves so many more views, your passion for this is admirable! Also, loving the corona-cut!

[@jonandlisa2000]

Thanks once again for another in depth review 👍

[@davidboyce6427]

Thank you Jon your knowledge l ethuslam is appreciated👍 You’re a righteous bloke✌️

[@GREEKSTAR69]

Hi John excellent video I was going to order these can you recommend any other product for black metallic paint

[@SomeMadRandomPerson]

Great review, like I said it was hard to tell, but I'm glad I have a full bottle of normal ceramic stuff now 😎👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@paulcarpenter4215]

Remember years ago buying a black polish for my black car and all it did was stain everything black. The best results I ever had on my black cars was with a product called Diamond shine or something similar back in the 80’s. I guess it was just pure silicon. The days of Mer. Even the Scholl S20 Black stains the pads grey and it doesn’t all come out.

[@DetailingandtheBeast]

Great vid Jon. My sort of vid, testing it on a white panel. Not surprised at all that the colour pigment does nothing but wreck cloths and pads. I am surprised that it didn't even slightly add colour to the white panel though.

[@crazycressy7986]

Hi Dave ,you told me the same thing 3 weeks ago ,I did get a bottle of black wax for £7 from B&Q because it was cheap ,it beaded well as you can see on my Instagram but now also watching this vid and killing a few cloths I will stick to Autoglym

[@D4mo2612]

First time I've commented but love the videos bud, I've picked up so much info from you as I love detailing myself. I love meguires polishes and use fusso99 king of gloss wax. Also use a rotary polisher which I love. I tried using a dual action but couldn't get on with it.

[@dexterfurman9118]

Great analysis of products. Thanks.

[@DOBERMAN715]

One thing I would like to ask is, how do "we" car enthusiasts carefully dispose of all the detailing products that we have accumulated over the years but no longer use. I for one am running out of shelf space.

[@benhook1850]

Having a black car id love to find out and see a bit more of these tinted products, are they worth it over others.

[@BrianW1612]

Think the answer is in this video Ben 😉

[@DavidC1]

thats right jon, anyone in the detailing scene will never buy this because if you are going to go through the process of refining clear coat, why would you use this. well said

[@charliereilly1397]

Thanks for another great review giving breakdown and recommendation.. BUT.. My eyes were getting strained with the camerawork jumping between shots of your face and the paperwork/ bonnet. Once again keep up the good work.

[@tonylyons1274]

Love your channel John and thank you for dropping videos because I’m learning a quite abit from you,i even went to my mates scrap yard and got a free black bonnet to practice on with my DA and the products iv got,one thing i noticed,i tried to get rid of a couple of swerl marks on my tornado red golf gti ED30 with meguires ultimate compound but didn’t work,then ordered and tried menzerna 400 and it got rid of them straight away,made a few marks so i could on the test bonnet using the menzerna 400 on 3 different pads,meguires red cutting pad and auto finesse orange pad and auto finesse red pad,got better from meguires red cutting pad and done ok with auto finesse orange pad,been told for great gloss on my gti is the menzerna 3800 “any tips” thank you

[@ForensicDetailing]

Yo Tony I dont know where to start with this mate. its impossible for me to comment because I cant see what happened. But you should be able to cut paintwork very rapidly with megs UC. But you need to manage the carrier a bit more carefully with it or it could potentially not work so effectivly but hard to say mate.

[@tonylyons1274]

Forensic Detailing Channel thanks for the reply John,maybe i didn’t work it long enough because i was scared of messing up my clear coat,I didn’t do that many passes (that i no) but I’ll try it on my test bonnet because it goes wrong on that it’s no big deal,John,what do you mean wen you say “I need to manage the carrier) think this what you said lol but if I’m wrong I’m sure you’ll no what i meant? Thank you

[@tonylyons1274]

Forensic Detailing Channel need to manage the carrier a bit more carefully is what you said lol but not sure what that means as I’m very new to this detailing (I’m even getting a friend to do my own car as I’m not confident yet and want all swerl marks gone,or most,and a good ceramic coating on top

[@ForensicDetailing]

@@tonylyons1274 it can gunk up a bit and you need to clean the pads out.. but basically Tony there couldbe say 20 reasons or 200 reasons for poor results its hard to say.. And its dangerous for me to imply its a product issue as well. Im just guessing. but also mate if you get better results with Menz stick with menz for sure. have a watch of this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3rCnmWohJKCpq8

[@tonylyons1274]

Forensic Detailing Channel thanks John,I’ll stick with the menzerna 400 as that worked for me,do you recommend the meguires red cutting pad ? It did work so I’m guessing to carry on with it,also is menzerna 3800 good to go over the car once iv used the menzerna 400 ? Apparently very glossy? Also lol what’s best way to clean pads? Did hear to use hot soapy water ,got that from Dallas paint correction (think that’s his name) sorry for the beating of messages John but who else to ask other than the man himself 💪

[@zaink7037]

Hey Jon. Did you see turtle wax's advert? Had you featured on there 👍. Might look at there products after your product vids

[@davemassa3560]

I saw the one last night, good stuff

[@3SecondsFromDeath]

Hey John, loving the videos. Very useful that you don't just say "this one's better". Everyone's paint is different and in different condition so it is good to know which product is useful in which situation. I have washed and waxed my car before but have never detailed it. Watching your videos has motivated me to buy a DA polisher and some Autoglym paint renovator. I've not managed to find a decent review on Autoglym's paint renovator so would be interested to know your opinion. One advantage I can see to the pigmented wax is that non pigmented wax highlights stone chips on dark paint. I have a black Focus ST and the dried white-ish wax sits in all the chips on my bonnet when I try to buff it off. So as you're not a fan of pigmented waxes I know someone with a black Focus ST who needs some black wax ;) Keep up the good work and good luck with the BMW restoration!

[@ForensicDetailing]

ok mate lost my repliy twice lol. 3rd time lucky. RR+ > RR. Autoglm abrasives are decent but I use Koch because they have a wider range. Autoglym dont have a out and out finishing product.

[@roscopervis]

Very interesting. I would say that their 'regular' ceramic polish and wax is similar in concept to CarPro Essence. Not sure whether the base it lays down is as accommodating to coatings as Essence is?

[@christopherweir9419]

Essence doesn't have any fillers and is a fantastic base layer before any LSP. Not sure I would use these polishes before applying a ceramic coating as they have fillers.

[@roscopervis]

@@christopherweir9419 Essence does have fillers. "CarPro Essence leaves an amazing high gloss finish with semi-permanent fillers and protective capabilities all built in!" EssencePlus has no abrasives, just the semi permanent fillers. So my original point still stands and I still wonder whether the base from the Turtlewax is as 'friendly' as that of Essence.

[@jamesholland5560]

Wow I literally looked at these today thinking hmm wish I knew what these where like! Mind reader

[@Martinjelley]

A very interesting video John. Glad you tested it on a white panel! Tw have really upped there game over the last year !

[@Fantic1980]

Lots of the Scholl Concepts polishes are black too, never had a problem on any colour paint. I think they are shooting themselves in the foot with making a colour specific range.

[@davidrandall9877]

Jon, you're on the official Turtle Wax TV advert!

[@urbanjentry222]

David Randall yeah and it’s the only ad KZbin have tailored for me all yesterday and today lol

[@ymmf6863]

Would you think it is wise to use this polish and wax on a previously ceramic coated car to "refresh" the coating, or in preparation for re-coating? I guess for re-coating the wax part needs to be removed. I have seen other "all in one" products like Mothers CMX Polish & Coat popping up and it would be interesting to see how they compare.

[@8803surri]

Fantastic video as always. Honest and informative. Its a bonnet though, not hood. You aint a yank 😃. After thought, Please please can you do a verses video again Poorboys Black Hole.

[@dankearney8012]

I'm new to all this and trying to learn as I go along. My question is can I use the ceramic spray on my car after clay bar use? Sorry if it's a dumb question.

[@leeclint7623]

Good review, good honest advice. P.s. when are you going to do a full review of the Autoglym Polar Blaster.

[@HantsLeo]

More marketing than usefulness, thanks for testing Mr Jon.

[@JVCIstvan]

I've noticed on my car that the rugalar ceramic wax spray has some filling capability. I have some scratches on both sides and it makes them look much much better. But I'm not gonna buy them again because I'm not happy the way it handles dirt especially at the lower third of the car. It almost dissapear after 2 weeks.

[@camver100]

Hey legend , just following up on the nanoskin ceramic line Did you have any luck getting your hands on it ? Love the Vids !

[@ForensicDetailing]

I cant find in the UK mate sorry.

[@evolverespiritus3990]

Great review. Thank you. !

[@nellbold]

Great video mate 👍

[@pauljai7151]

20% off at Halfords 👍🏼 so the original stuff is £14.40 at the mo so a good bargain there. That’s for all the hybrid solution range, actually I think it’s all detailing/cleaning stuff.

[@danbeese8452]

Have you ever heard of madcow detailing products, I personally like them but was wondering if you’d do a review video on a few products and see how they compare to others?

[@MrMYK7]

Hi Jon, looking at applying this by hand. What applicator or hand pad would you suggest

[@kamsolanki2245]

Another great video. Could you do some content for the Weekend Warrior. The non pro who likes a nice clean car. Maybe a without pressure washer version ? Keep up the great work !

[@martynedmiston2369]

Great video John. I think you really got to the point of what Turtle Wax is all about. Gives people safe options in their toolbox on every level. I’ve been doing this seriously for a few years now and your channel and channels like yours tests and finds those gems of products that I use daily. On a personal note though, do you have the details of a local “detailer’s Anonymous” group as I really need to stop buying everything you recommend. Think I need help, and it’s your fault! 😂

[@aaronfuksa2047]

But is TW hybrid solutions sio2 ceramic add Uv protection equal to Tw black ice sealant? I'm also curious which if any has better chemical restance. Now I think..."The Last Coat" is a big hitter to compete with for chemical restance.

[@vinsonhelton7141]

How I would use the black wax is if it made my black trim look better. I'm not a detailer. I wouldn't have to use a trim restoration product possibly. I could just use the black spray wax and what you have shown is I can use the black spray wax on a white car with black trim as a one and done spray wax and possibly restore my black trim if it would. Test that.

[@ForensicDetailing]

ive not tested that mate

[@ajr5195]

Keeping it real like always 👍

[@unrealeck]

I've used the ceramic spray stuff that you spread with a microfiber on clean, dry paint then buff off. It's not sitting on my paiintwork in ugly streaks. Literally the worst experience I've had with a car product. Don't know if I did it wrong, but I followed the instructions exactly. Probably need to polish it off now to get rid of it. Nasty stuff. Seems to be getting good reviews though so makes me think it's just me that fucked it up.

[@PaulDoldenDetails]

I’ve done the reviews on the hybrid range Jon and there impressive apart from the shampoo which I found a pain they have now sent the black range and the first thing I thought was colour magic remember that one Jon I do 😉👍🏻 stay safe my friend

[@sharpz44]

Paul Dolden Details ....ironic ,just found some colour magic in my garage

[@PaulDoldenDetails]

sharpz44 💪🏻🤣

[@PaulDoldenDetails]

I had a blue version I looked like a smurf every time I used it

[@bonnylad1]

Does the staining of the pads when using the ‘black’ not suggest that it would make a difference to black paint with scratches??

[@ForensicDetailing]

dont think you can make that inference when you see the staining on the pad you have substantial amounts of material in the foam.. when you lay it onto a panel and buff you have sub micron amounts of product. I dunno about this product. Like I can say in the video. I am personally not a fan of pigmented products, doesnt matter if its turtle wax or any other brand. The normal tw ceramic range however I am a fan of.

[@bonnylad1]

Forensic Detailing Channel understand, thanks for the reply! Keep up the great work 👍

[@Chris_8270]

Reminds me of the turtle wax black polish that's been around for years,, awfully messy stuff to us

[@jamestourish2744]

Any ideas on filler for chips on black paint if you dont rate the pigment stuff, I've gone down the route of paint and sanding etc on larger ones but would love something just to take the edge of the really small white marks that stand out like a sore thumb after doing a correction

[@merthyr123]

Would you recommend the in2detailing forced rotation dual action polisher for a complete beginner?

[@vehicularMCS]

I really love your channel, and it makes me feel obligated to say that typing all of this data into an Excel chart to make it more readable would really improve the visual quality of your videos.

[@jdisdetermined]

Are you volunteering?? 😁✌

[@NipponStiqqyPaint]

Sounds like he’s volunteering to me

[@jeyomcnugget9584]

Another fab vid jon

[@tim3153]

Best channel

[@davidcarlisle65]

whats the best type of pad to use ie polishing or cutting pad with either polish. thanks

[@Audittr2108]

Thorough as ever.

[@owensteele1274]

Goodness! What's happening inside the Blue Peril @1:05? Hope you were ok whatever it was!!!

[@ForensicDetailing]

testing air freshners owen :)

[@thetorski6376]

John new to the channel fooking awesome content! I am new to detailing and I am looking to do my first machine polish and like the look of the Koch Chemie products what would you use on a medium to heavy swirled audi S3?

[@ForensicDetailing]

soon as you said audi and heavily swirled, then its 2 stage territory I would say Koch H9 finished with Koch M3 combo will be the way to go. pair them up with the new Koch pads colorcoded for the products.

[@thetorski6376]

@@ForensicDetailing cheers John ! First nice day her in Scotland I will give it a good go !

[@urbanjentry222]

Would the results have been any different between corded and cordless polishing/waxing or would it just have been time?

[@ForensicDetailing]

same dynamics mate but machine is powered by battery rather than cabel. there is a small speed range with corded and less torque and no taco though. there are some compramises with cordless but its also wicked beyond belief to not have a cabel in the mix.

[@urbanjentry222]

Thankyou for the reply 😁👍

[@doehetvoorgentstudent2113]

I just bought the bilt hamber wax. If only you were 20min earlier 😂😂

[@urbanjentry222]

TheBig Whopper I would have bought that anyways. I do like this tw product but will work through what I’ve already got 😁

[@dalemcdonald8546]

Have you ever used chemical guys clean slate shampoo before decontaminating and machine polishing?.

[@ForensicDetailing]

no soz m8

[@sharpz44]

What would be a good a good polish then wax I your opinion,I have the hybrid on my car at the moment but want to take it off and use something else ,I have S20 and was looking at in2detailing s ceramic wax as have just got there DA8 machine ,my car is Audi S4 moonlight blue so fairly dark

[@ForensicDetailing]

the trap to avoid is thinking that the product is going to change your life or your cars looks. Its more a long term game of maintain condition and once a year decon'ing and polishing out the marring and protecting and washing carefully. So your thinking of stripping a product to try another.. you risk falling into the endless search for perfection. dont fall into this trap. Use the products to maintain the physical gloss in your paintwork. S20 can put that gloss in there. And you could use the TW ceramic spray product to protect the car afterwards.

[@sharpz44]

Forensic Detailing Channel that’s great thanks for your help , I have the TW polish but don’t want to wait 24 hours so using the S20 with TW like you say should do the trick ,car needs a good polish as few marks on it .thanks

[@kingofrs125]

U should get some ez car care products and autobrite products to test out on the channel specially autobrite they got a lot of stuff

[@mifadj3835]

How does the black polish compare to the chemicals guys blacklight?

[@ForensicDetailing]

not sure mate.

[@killacamfoo]

I couldn't handle the cosmetic damage to my pads using this stuff.

[@razetw]

It would be interesting to see a follow up video on whether using the washed and permanently stained orange pad has abrasives embedded. I was hoping Brian from apex would show the used pad under his microscope for fun.

[@fila741]

Can you put the black ceramic wax polish using on top of a gyeon can coat ceramic coat using a black lake country ccs pad or am i crazy?

[@ForensicDetailing]

No m8 use gyeon primer

[@blackfa5823]

Why always after learning stuff the hard way then you accidentally stumble on some truthful video or guide? I'm a DIY'r, trying to be a perfectionist. But found out that only 01% are shown on the internet. At least what is already obvious or what people are saying (no truth). Finally, I found something different and not like some professional telling lies just to sell stuff. I found light, lol. Thanks a lot for answering all my questions.

[@BrianW1612]

Nice job on this one Jon as it's not an easy review to do. Wouldn't know where to start personally with reviewing those pigmented products but you've done a good job dissecting them 👍

[@ozhansenal7388]

hi master. Which one is better. Rupes lh19e or flex pe 14.2.15

[@ForensicDetailing]

iver never used the rupes but the 14-2 150 is a perfect rotary. slim and slight and lot of torque..

[@SacrredIV]

I noticed recently that turtle waxes "ceramic wax & wax" is the same smell, colour and consistency and the Auto finesse's "ceramic snow foam". Coincidence? I THINK NOT

[@DavidC1]

nice review, but i will never be buying turtle wax product again, ill stick with Fusso 99 old formula, and car pro lite....etc....Car Pro Elixsier

[@johnsonckchu]

fusso 99 ordinary formula is the rock ! 👍

[@JWL-UK]

Nothing beats Fusso+BSD as a topper in my experience.

[@declanflaherty8958]

Jon I am sure they have thought long and hard about these products in terms of the properties they want in each because an AIO with everything in there would be basically 1 bottle you sell, rather than 4-6 bottles of various things that give you the gloss, cut, and hydrophobic layering they can now offer....MARKETING mate!

[@ForensicDetailing]

to be fair it does do everything. the results are impressive, this product will make sense for a lot of people, I just think the normal ceramic polish does the job as good as the black one.