I hope you reach 50,000 by the end of this year because I love showing your videos to a lot of Facebook groups that claim certain products outlast the other in normal conditions
@@rafaelcruz2448 Yeah but this is long term test, and project farm did extreme chemicals test. Maybe Turtle Wax is great for resistance to chemicals but it struggle in long term test. For short period of time like 2 months for like 15$ it will get the job done pretty good and really apply spray every 2 months isn't really big deal.
Thank you. We don't either...if it works, we'll use it. That's how this whole thing started was to show our clients what we use vs what else is out there.
Interesting to see the Turtle Wax/Hyrbid Solutions Ceramic Spray not fare as well in this test thus far. It did superb and outlasted many others in several other similar tests.
This is probably, if not one of the best tests I've seen on ceramic sprays. I'm glad you refuse to sponsor a specific manufacture and keep it real for us. I really appreciate the effort you have put into this. I look forward to further testing videos, keep up the great work. Many thanks.
This is definitely reaffirming my choice in Griot’s 3-in-1. I put this on every car that wants it and it is seriously incredible. It lasted well over six months on a work truck of a guy who does concrete. The recommended double application definitely adds a lot of life and I get the product locally for $22.
I applied it in November and it lasted all winter in the Northeast. I'll probably never get into a real ceramic coating if this spray continues to work this well. It's just so cheap and easy to apply!
Apart from the early failures most of the cheap and mid price sealants seem to have held on which is very fair and reasonable so well done to all those brands that deliver for the customer. Personally I use the seal n shine which is just hanging on after 6 months but I apply every 3 months as is cheap and only takes 10 minutes of pleasure to complete so videos like this give you confidence to buy and knowledge of which ones to avoid like a tsunami. Thanks again Scott.
You're VERY welcome. Yes, most of these are fast and easy to apply... 3-6 months application is pretty standard. I had it in my head that this test wouldn't last any longer than 6 months or so, but it is proving me wrong.
that guy and the F11 guy have my favorite commercials LOL. literally trying so hard to be "transparent" that they basically reveal how bad their products really are.
I agree. It's alright if your product sucks, just go back to the drawing board. Don't keep beating a dead horse when results speak for themselves. Dude was washing that F11 car with a kitchen sink sponge lol
@@JDrach30exactly! things like that are why Scott's channel will be forever underrated. I feel like if he gets enough attention and exposure, not only will the general public be more educated, but so will the people developing our favorite detailing products. It's already happened with the bad batch of 303, I'm ready to see it happen across the board with all companies touching base and ensuring their products are doing what they're supposed to do.
So glad I came across this video. Bought Turtle Wax Ceramic spray with the intention of coming home from work tomorrow and doing a full strip and rewax. Because of your video I will be returning the TW and going to pick up some Griot's 3 in 1. You definitely earned yourself a sub.
My top three are Adam’s Graphene, Griots 3-In-1 Ceramic Wax and IGL Premier. For the price Griot’s is a great value and I love the visual appearance on different colored vehicles. I’m pretty sure Griot’s has some carnauba in it and that makes the color “pop” after the vehicle is polished.
Did you use that little bit of bottle of graphing coating on your vehicle before you applied the spray waxes or can you use the spray waxes without doing that first step of applying that little bit of bottle of ceramic on first
@@nicksdragon6929 So true! If a person applies retail wax atleast once every 3 months, the easiest one I’ve seen is that Ultimate Fast Finish by Meguiar’s. TW S&S is certainly a great one that will last 3 more months!
Your graphics are getting so good. Making movement of products in the current tests in red is excellent. And your methods are so perfectly analytical; I appreciate it!
I want to thank you for taking the time and conducting this test. You don't know how fed up I am with all the hype surrounding products and the aggressive marketing that goes with them. There is no way for anyone to truly know how a product is going to perform unless they actually buy and try it. Who the hell is going to buy everything and try ? Nobody, but videos like will make it much easier to weed out the bullshit artists that's for sure. The ones I though would perform excellent, based on all the hype they've thrown at me, actually performed the worst !! So there it is. Don't believe the hype people !! Thanks for the video.
Absolutely! Thank you. That's why I continue to do these. Several manufacturers have tried to get me to do paid reviews for them and I'll continue to refuse!
I'm amazed that roughly 5 spray-on coatings are going this strong at the 6 month mark. Wow. I've been a CarPro Hydro2 user for years, love it, but based on this test there are products that last much longer. Granted some are more expensive, but time is more valuable than money; I'd rather spray a coating on less often and pay double. Or go with Griot's and get great protection for less than $20. Nice work Scott.
Based on performance & price: 1) Griots 3-N-1Ceramic 2) Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic LIQ/SPR 3) Mothers CMX Ceramic Spray Thanks for doing the great testing.
Meguairs ceramic wax, Mother's and Griot's 3n1 all in the $18 range and we're the best of the group. The only other two that did as well both cost north of $70. What a joke to spend that much money ($70 vs $18), I mean in order to make the high dollar products just equal to the others, they would have to last 2 years. It would be like seeing two new corvettes next to each other from two dealerships. One dealer sells off the actual sticker price of $69,000, and the other dealer adds it's dealer mark up and brings the price to $210,000.
weird though how the meguiars usually looses to seal and shine in most tests. i think seal and shine got good chemical resistance so always wins in tests but in real life its more prone to abrasian from snow, dirt etc so it probably doesnt perform as well. probably something which bonds is a bit better.
@@kingprone7846 yes I know what you mean. That is the one difficulty with this and all tests, none of them are perfect as a daily driver. Some tests like this one, aren't able to show any exposure or how they will react to chemicals contaminating the paint from everyday driving that stay on the surface until the car is washed 7 -14 days later. Chemicals like oil, gas, brake fluid, antifreeze, brake dust, rail dust, sand, salt, grease mixed with dirt, and so many others are normal in the highway environment. So are most cars garaged and not as exposed to climatic weather conditions or are they non-garaged daily drivers or garaged daily drivers and do they live near railroad tracks, drive on roads heavily traveled by 18 wheelers or only in limited areas in town or at or near an airport with heavy kerosene or other jet fuel derivatives? Do they park outside at work or under carport-type lots or in parking garages like I used to? So are they more affected by weather or chemicals. I like the tests where multiple panels of a car are coated on a daily driver that is not garaged. That's what I did to my wife's car. It has TLC2, AMP, TW ceramic spray coat, Ethos DEFY and Resist TW ceramic Pro-Flex Wax and Max Wax, TW SNS, Griots 3 n 1, Pearl Nano SpeedCoat with ceramic, 303 Graphene, Adam's ceramic, and then five coatings, Pearl Nano Pro with base, Armor IX, CarPro UK 3.0, Gyeon Can Coat and Adam's nanographene. I will finish this by April 7.
This video deserves so much more likes . This is beyond helpful and saving everyone a bunch of time and money. I bought nexgen before watching this video, now I know I made a huge mistake.
@@ScottHD gotta give credit where it's due, your channel is AMAZING . Thank you, your wife, and anyone else who takes part in the filming , editing , shopping , applying products , cleaning up, etc !
Awesome awesome awesome f-ing review and test. Not like 80% of the other clowns on UA-cam or the interweb. Strong work...of course it’s a fellow Texan doing a real world sensible review.
A Legit Comparison Video! Thank you so much saved me so much time these other UA-cam guys talk to much, they need to get the point and show us what works and doesn’t. You did that!
Amazing video! I’ve been following this test two updates ago and ended up costing my car with the Adams graphene. So far it’s been amazing. Made cleaning my car super easy.
Next gen comment had me lol. I'd agree with the ones you picked. I just used griot's ceramic wash & coat on my truck that had an old coat of 3 in 1 but I applied it like their poly gloss, after I washed it with griot's brilliant shine. Didn't agitate, just let it dwell & rinsed. It did great, made the truck hydrophobic all over, especially where the 3 in 1 had weakened. I'm hoping to replace using their poly gloss in my washes because the ceramic wash is far cheaper & the benefits are a no brainer. Guess I'll find out how long the effects will last. Future test idea, maybe if enough ceramic car soaps get on the market, you could test them too as stand alones?
Griot's is incredible especially for the price. I've been using it on all of our vehicles since the week it was released and have been super impressed with both it's durability and gloss.
So I don't think you understand this, but chemical guys puts a gloss enhancer in their soaps, especially honeydew. That gloss enhancer is gumming up your coatings. You need to use a soap like adams, or meguairs gold class that doesn't have a gloss enchancer in it. I bet if you use a soap like reset, some of your "dead" coatings might come back alive
I've always been a big fan of Meguiars stuff and was almost about to buy their product, but after this I've decided on the Mothers CMX. It's only £1 more but looks marginally better. Thanks for this great review.
Thank you! Next update I filmed yesterday and will be uploading here shortly. Teaser: down to about the top 5-6 now. Had a lot of rain last month and it has definitely affected things!
Griots3-1/Megs Spray/Mother's CMX, i=these 3 products are very inexpensive and impressive to see them perform this well after 6months. As far as I'm concerned there's no need to purchase anything else when you consider durability, price and ease of use.
Griot and Adam's graphene would be my pick. Still holding strong and at sub $40 price. GlossIT body guard and IGL premier are great, but are pretty expensive at $60-80.
I do appreciate and respect your testing methods.I do want to challenge these products to a “real world” test. I’ve spoken to a Number of people that want a product that can stand up to, eliminate water spots from ground sprinklers. They spray your car while you’re parked then the sun cooks it and leaves the minerals dried onto your cars paint. It would be nice if the water rolled off or at least the spots would wipe or rinse away.
First time viewer and already subbed. Great level of detail and and effort you’re putting into this. Bravo. My personal favorite is meguiars hybrid ceramic liquid wax, great product, lasts for months and gives a pretty good shine.
I will be honest man, Thank you for doing this. This is easily the most helpful comparison I have seen. I was skeptical about graphene until now. I will try to use your affiliate links!! Thanks again
Wow. I did something I rarely do last summer and that was buy a ceramic wax/coating without doing any research. It was the Griot's 3 In 1. I was really happy with it last fall. We had an early snow when we took our boy up north Michigan to a hockey tournament. It ended up snowing quite a bit, It did not stick at all and it had been on for at least 3 months with several drive thru washes. I figured I should probably do a little research to see what to use if I want to offer a ceramic coating like one of these when I detail cars in the warmer months. I was happy to see that Griot's has done quite well with your test and several other's tests. I think it does an excellent job for the price. Thanks for taking the time to do this test.
I just used the Turtle Wax system on my Tundra after seeing some short term reviews, but will be going back to the Meguiars spray coating after seeing this. Thanks!
Agreed. I'm not driving my car through all purpose cleaner and dawn soap. These may not last quite as long in "real world" application on a vehicle, but the point here is that it'll give you an idea which one should last the longest!
@@ScottHD I keep wondering what affects the degredation the most from contact/abrasion from washing, UV or something else? You will certainly be giving them a big UV hit in Texas. Keep up the great work.
Exactly. If that was the absolute truth, Seal n Shine would last longer than diamonds! As we can see though, Griots 3 in 1 Ceramic Wax and Mothers CMX Ceramic Spray Wax and Megs Hybrid Ceramic Waxes out performs SnS in the real world, even if they aren’t nearly as chemically resistant. These are the best tests. This is mechanical resistance which is much more realistic, unless you wash your car in Citrol 266 or Purple Power.
Wow great study. Clear product winners. Wish I saw this before I bought the last coat 2.0. looked at the spreadsheet, awesome. Only suggestion is since you are doing long term study, putting in the actual month things fail. Then a column with cost divided months to failure so you could get the best cost / long term performance ratio
Phenomenal video Scott! I did a search to find out if there was anything else out there that I should try instead of the Maguire's HCW Spray I began using last summer. You reaffirmed using it and I'll continue to do so, while adding the Maguire's Ceramic quick detailer into the mix like another viewer suggested in their comment. You have a new subscriber. Thanks!!
@@WillHeineman Not yet, but I did buy their Ceramic Speed Shine to use as a daily detailer instead of the Best in Show detailer I've been using. The Best in Show is good because it can be used in direct sunlight. I think the Ceramic Speed Shine can't. I use Griot's soap for simple washing. The 3 in 1 spray is so easy to go on/off that I use it on my daily driver as often as possible, even if the paint is not always in perfect condition because it makes washing easier and keeps the cars cleaner longer in between washes - again, talking about daily drivers that are parked outside, not show cars.
Dang, this is some bonkers testing dude! It's interesting here that the turtle wax hybrid ceramic didn't do well which from my understanding is it's based on the seal n shine product but improved and in most other tests it outpaces the other products. Interesting to see none the less!
Thanks Scott for all of your hard work testing these products. Please add Turtle Wax ICE Hybrid seal and shine (gray bottle with green label to your next test batch.
My top 3 would #1 Megs Spray #2 Griots 3 in 1 and #3 IGL Premier. I would call #3 a toss up between CMX and Premier, my biggest complaint with CMX is the "dandruff" which is super annoying and the fact it cant be used as a drying aid. Biggest complaint with Premier is the price, but application is super easy. The 3 in 1 is also a bit pricey compared to the others, but it also does the job of multiple products. Would be great for a "hand wax" type detail package, with added longevity.
Your video testing is the real deal. Thanks for taking the time to post. I just ordered Xtreme solutions Poly Seal but it was not very expensive so my next buy will be one from your test. Personally I think 3 mos is a reasonable expectation, so your testing is the bomb. I almost bought the stuff that sucks. Glad i didn't.
The Last Coat seems slow to disburse water, but in terms of total displacement eventually seemed to do a very good job. I'm very disappointed with TopCoat F11. It seems to work excellently, for a very short window of time. IGL Premier is reassuringly expensive and seems to offer impressive results.
Fantastic video, I really appreciate you making this content. There are SO many different ones out there and it's damn near impossible to decide which one to pick. It's work like this that really gives us a real way to see how some of this works. I picked up the Adams 9H Graphene Spray and really look forward to giving it a try. (It's replacing Hydrosilex)
The winter storm killed my 2001 Camry! We spun out on the Loop in Temple and dispatched a city light pole! Solid ice temple fd couldn't even pull us out they slid on the ice!! The next day a dude in a diesel f350 got us right out!!
Hi just found this video! What a great compression, I was wanting to do a coating on my car and with so many different products out there and price difference this will make my decision easier! Thanks for the the great service!
Out of topic but tried spraying some on my sink and toilet hoping that it would keep it clean longer and it did..😄 ended up doing the shower doors and mirrors and they look spotless. I don't know but i always look for things that i can detail... 🤫
@@keithpierce6278 skid marks still a problem... But the water beading is amazing. Probably didn't let it cure long enough or might have to add another layer 🤭
I tried mother's two months back, granted I don't live in Texas (Mississippi Gulf Coast) but it really took a hit after a month here. I already want to replace it as it looks significantly worse at the 1 month mark than yours at 6. Not suggesting anything shady, I know results will always vary but that's my experience with it. In my area T&W hybrid solutions holds up very well, and while I would like try find even better that's just kinda been the best I've found so far for my climate.
Great points. There are so many variables with weather for these too. I like to always say "your mileage may vary" which is why I do like testing these more than once, and starting them at different times of the year! Thank you 👍🏼
So i just purchased nexgen and im not very knowledgeable when it comes to the info part of car detailing. I thought nexgen was good but your test just proved how crappie they are and they are expensive which how good they are with the 13% is thier justification for the price. Thank you for spending your own money and doing this type of real world testing to help ppl like myself getting ripped off by big b.s companies
Thank god I watched this before I made my next purchase, currently already on Megs HCW and was itching to change to TW Ceramic (prices for them are the same where I live) . Going to stick with megs for now!
Personally I liked "The Last Coat V2"even though half the square was like meh i'm the guy that throws a coat of wax on my bike or do a quick spray detail on my car before going out on the weekend so 6 months to a year would never happen for me between coats of wax. But I liked how when the water shed off it was completely dry. Awesome test you honestly SAVED me money so I will be subscribing I almost bought Nexgen to try out and I hear SO many people proclaim how great F11 is on a couple street glide groups on facebook I am in and only seen a couple people say it was not that good looks like they are just kinda pumping it up to feel better about the crap product
This is the first time ive seen your video and when i saw that Griots was in this i was hoping they were going to pull thru i was surprise to find out this is six months in the making AND it was going thru all that harsh weather a youtuber i follow uses Griots products and now with seeing this i know where im going to be spending my money once i get my car back
would be easier to judge if would not keep spraying, but the two I use Meguiars Hybrid and C2V3 both did really well. One interesting test would be to dose the panel with fine sand when wet, let dry, then test how easy it washes off (like: is the panel self cleaning in rain ?)
1. Mother's Ceramic Spray 2. Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramix Wax Spray 3. Griots 3 in 1 Ceramic First two purely because of price to performance in this case scenario where the car would likely be well kept and possibly cleaned more than once a month with soaps that are safe to use on coatings. Assuming that the car is well kept and the first two have held up this well after 6 months without losing much performance and what is essentially a best-case scenario for these coatings I would assume a minimum of at least 3 to 4 months if not more in terms of how long it should last in real driving conditions (City, Highway, etc) with even a light wash once a week and a thorough cleaning once a month. If it were to hold up the three that I picked are insanely great value for the price and would pay for themselves over some of the more expensive brands. The other brands even though they perform well after 6 months and are more expensive would have to last a minimum of 2 years to justify the price in my eyes and at that point, you would have to ask yourself if it's more worth just adding a paint protectant film over continuously buying an expensive product if the goal is just to protect the paint.
I've been using the Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Wash and Wax. It has worked surprisingly well after the last wash in Oct and the next in March in PA winter. The beading was still good up top in March (but see later note). I like it because it's easy to apply and seems durable for the ease of application and price. Shame it doesn't foam at all, but it seems to feel lubricious. However, I have yet to find any product that lasts more than a couple weeks on the lower half of the car even during the rest of the year. Road spray always strips away the products so that they no longer bead when wet. I usually need two goes on those areas with the HSW&W to fully restore the beading. A static test is fine, but misses the blasting effect of spray.
@@marcusbarnes5929 I have been using a spray this summer, but not the HS, for added protection. I've found Turtle Wax Ice Seal and Shine is easy to apply and works well. The Ceramic Wash and Wax is still my go-to cleaning solution, which I often then don't follow up with the spray. The spray is only applied maybe three or four times a year; Spring, Summer, Fall
I was thinking, that when I recognize that a client isn't going to maintain their vehicle on a regular basis and isn't one of my regulars, then it would be worth it for me to protect my reputation by using the IGL premier, EZ Graphene, Adams' 9H, Mothers CMX (most likely choice) or Gloss it Bodyguard. My monthly or quarterly maintenance clients, I would use TW or Griot's 3 n 1 which is what I use on my own cars, because I top off my cars every quarter when I change the oil and top off fluids. I was also glad to see that your results with TLC2 were similar to mine because I've never been able to get more than 3-4 months and I bought a lot of it. I liked TLC2, but to put it bluntly, I was expecting more out of it after hearing their claims. But I need to use up what I bought, so I will use it only on my maintenance clients. I knew it was too expensive in the first place but I thought using a boutique product would add a little more "Benefit" when clients chose me over others, but I now no better, especially with so many products out there that out perform TLC2 at 1/3 the price or less.
good info, good video . I bought the Mothers CMX I think $14 Canadian. so cheap. I've been very happy with it. The hydrophobic lasted easily 6 months . all winter. I know there are much better ceramic sprays. Maybe I'll try something different next time.
Solid test. Personally for me, the TW spray has last multiple car washes. Whereas the Meguiers spray stops water beading in like three washes. Meguiers appears to have more wax so it shines better on reapplication. I do feel I need to switch up my soap as it's probably too strong
You also have to take into consideration price point vs how much time you will have to spend (and how often) you want to reapply to your vehicle. Some people don't mind it. If it lasts 3 months for some, that's plenty.
My car is garaged so it stays out of the elements. I still prefer Nexgen simply for the depth of the shine on my red metallic paint. Usually doesn't need washed often and very rarely see's rain. I usually only put it on once every spring after polishing my car and It lasts the entire year. It is interesting to see how other brands hold up against the elements however, definitely a good test for those that dont have the luxury of a garage and need a more resistant product.
I just stumbled onto this test comparison and it is exactly what I have been looking for. The single biggest issue for me is durability/longevity and your comparison made it clear for me which product(s) I will buy. Thanks for doing this test, and like some said it even has more value for the average guy than what Project Farm does. I live in the Mojave, and the sun is just brutal on "waxes", likely much like Texas. I look forward to seeing how my selection from your test holds up on both my RV and my vehicles here in the heat. I have subscribed, and I look forward to your future videos. Bravo! Please tell me this test will be ongoing for at least a year?
Thank you, and yes I plan on doing each test until the last one fails or at the very minimum the top 3. Subscribe and keep posted about the updates....the update for this one will be coming beginning of may!
I hope you reach 50,000 by the end of this year because I love showing your videos to a lot of Facebook groups that claim certain products outlast the other in normal conditions
Thank you! I hope so too!
Don’t hope, you will. God Bless
So true cause I’ve seen some say this last and some say it didn’t and this certain one is his favorite
A test that Project Farm would be proud of.
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Lol. I love Project Farm. This longevity test is awesome too. Probably better than the extreme chemicals Project Farm tested them with.
His friction test with the sponge is pretty genius
@@ElkStirrinTheHoney the comparison on project farm vs this one for turtle wax is completely different
@@rafaelcruz2448 Yeah but this is long term test, and project farm did extreme chemicals test. Maybe Turtle Wax is great for resistance to chemicals but it struggle in long term test. For short period of time like 2 months for like 15$ it will get the job done pretty good and really apply spray every 2 months isn't really big deal.
This is absolutely the best channel to see where my money will go. I have no brand loyalty 😂
Thank you. We don't either...if it works, we'll use it. That's how this whole thing started was to show our clients what we use vs what else is out there.
I hope you also feel it's "absolutely" the best channel!
Good that you have no brand loyalty as brands dont have customer loyalty ! :D
Well said mate...the only loyalty I have is to stay loyal to my local pub🍺😜... cheers lad
Interesting to see the Turtle Wax/Hyrbid Solutions Ceramic Spray not fare as well in this test thus far. It did superb and outlasted many others in several other similar tests.
This is the level of dedication I appreciate in a channel discussing detailing products. You have a new subscriber.
Thank you 👍🏼
It’s a job stupid, if he wasn’t making $ he would give 2 shits about this
lmfao I got hit with the "You wanna know why my product sucks?" ad literally seconds before he mentioned it
Haha.
I did too haha
Same here lol.
Same. Made me so happy to skip the ad but still find out why it sucks lol
Me too. That’s what lead me to this video 😂
This is the real life product test we all need
Thank you 👍🏼
This is probably, if not one of the best tests I've seen on ceramic sprays. I'm glad you refuse to sponsor a specific manufacture and keep it real for us. I really appreciate the effort you have put into this. I look forward to further testing videos, keep up the great work. Many thanks.
This is definitely reaffirming my choice in Griot’s 3-in-1. I put this on every car that wants it and it is seriously incredible. It lasted well over six months on a work truck of a guy who does concrete. The recommended double application definitely adds a lot of life and I get the product locally for $22.
I applied it in November and it lasted all winter in the Northeast. I'll probably never get into a real ceramic coating if this spray continues to work this well. It's just so cheap and easy to apply!
This video sealed it for me too, you can clearly see it excel in this video. Grabbing some for sure!
They recommend using the synthetic clay before the 3-1. Did you do this?
@@jmadway almost always for the initial application. I would periodically reapply and it is just so strong. Still my favorite product.
@@taylorwallingford8319 Thank you! Ordering now!
Apart from the early failures most of the cheap and mid price sealants seem to have held on which is very fair and reasonable so well done to all those brands that deliver for the customer. Personally I use the seal n shine which is just hanging on after 6 months but I apply every 3 months as is cheap and only takes 10 minutes of pleasure to complete so videos like this give you confidence to buy and knowledge of which ones to avoid like a tsunami. Thanks again Scott.
You're VERY welcome. Yes, most of these are fast and easy to apply... 3-6 months application is pretty standard.
I had it in my head that this test wouldn't last any longer than 6 months or so, but it is proving me wrong.
"Our company's biggest complaint is your product sucks" - Well thats why hahah
Haha
that guy and the F11 guy have my favorite commercials LOL. literally trying so hard to be "transparent" that they basically reveal how bad their products really are.
I agree. It's alright if your product sucks, just go back to the drawing board. Don't keep beating a dead horse when results speak for themselves. Dude was washing that F11 car with a kitchen sink sponge lol
@@JDrach30exactly! things like that are why Scott's channel will be forever underrated. I feel like if he gets enough attention and exposure, not only will the general public be more educated, but so will the people developing our favorite detailing products. It's already happened with the bad batch of 303, I'm ready to see it happen across the board with all companies touching base and ensuring their products are doing what they're supposed to do.
@@Finduh agreed. It's looking like the ones that end up doing the worst are the ones that market the most!
So glad I came across this video. Bought Turtle Wax Ceramic spray with the intention of coming home from work tomorrow and doing a full strip and rewax. Because of your video I will be returning the TW and going to pick up some Griot's 3 in 1. You definitely earned yourself a sub.
Thank you!❤️
My top three are Adam’s Graphene, Griots 3-In-1 Ceramic Wax and IGL Premier. For the price Griot’s is a great value and I love the visual appearance on different colored vehicles. I’m pretty sure Griot’s has some carnauba in it and that makes the color “pop” after the vehicle is polished.
I think you are correct about the carnauba
Did you use that little bit of bottle of graphing coating on your vehicle before you applied the spray waxes or can you use the spray waxes without doing that first step of applying that little bit of bottle of ceramic on first
In Scott H we Trust!
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“Wanna know why my product sucks “ because it does 😂😂
Right?!?!?
Lol some body needs to expose that guy and let everybody know that he’s not lien it’s really does suck 😂
TW seal and shine got a lot of praise in the market. It is great to see your test results for real world time tested accuracy!
Absolutely! Some of these for the price, you can't beat it. Impressive that a store bought, "lower end" price point product can hang with the big boys
@@ScottHD Well said!
Can you believe it, TW gives us S&S for $10, quality and value that just can't be ignored.
@@nicksdragon6929 So true! If a person applies retail wax atleast once every 3 months, the easiest one I’ve seen is that Ultimate Fast Finish by Meguiar’s. TW S&S is certainly a great one that will last 3 more months!
Your graphics are getting so good. Making movement of products in the current tests in red is excellent. And your methods are so perfectly analytical; I appreciate it!
I want to thank you for taking the time and conducting this test. You don't know how fed up I am with all the hype surrounding products and the aggressive marketing that goes with them. There is no way for anyone to truly know how a product is going to perform unless they actually buy and try it. Who the hell is going to buy everything and try ? Nobody, but videos like will make it much easier to weed out the bullshit artists that's for sure.
The ones I though would perform excellent, based on all the hype they've thrown at me, actually performed the worst !!
So there it is. Don't believe the hype people !!
Thanks for the video.
Absolutely! Thank you. That's why I continue to do these. Several manufacturers have tried to get me to do paid reviews for them and I'll continue to refuse!
@@ScottHD they pay to do a legit review or pay for padded results? And how much were they even offering
I'm amazed that roughly 5 spray-on coatings are going this strong at the 6 month mark. Wow.
I've been a CarPro Hydro2 user for years, love it, but based on this test there are products that last much longer. Granted some are more expensive, but time is more valuable than money; I'd rather spray a coating on less often and pay double. Or go with Griot's and get great protection for less than $20.
Nice work Scott.
Thanks!
Based on performance & price:
1) Griots 3-N-1Ceramic
2) Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic LIQ/SPR
3) Mothers CMX Ceramic Spray
Thanks for doing the great testing.
Absolutely! Thank you 👍🏼
Could you pls make some kind of spreadsheet with your results? Like top-3 per usd/time. That would be useful conclusion.
Meguairs ceramic wax, Mother's and Griot's 3n1 all in the $18 range and we're the best of the group. The only other two that did as well both cost north of $70. What a joke to spend that much money ($70 vs $18), I mean in order to make the high dollar products just equal to the others, they would have to last 2 years. It would be like seeing two new corvettes next to each other from two dealerships. One dealer sells off the actual sticker price of $69,000, and the other dealer adds it's dealer mark up and brings the price to $210,000.
weird though how the meguiars usually looses to seal and shine in most tests. i think seal and shine got good chemical resistance so always wins in tests but in real life its more prone to abrasian from snow, dirt etc so it probably doesnt perform as well. probably something which bonds is a bit better.
@@kingprone7846 yes I know what you mean. That is the one difficulty with this and all tests, none of them are perfect as a daily driver. Some tests like this one, aren't able to show any exposure or how they will react to chemicals contaminating the paint from everyday driving that stay on the surface until the car is washed 7 -14 days later. Chemicals like oil, gas, brake fluid, antifreeze, brake dust, rail dust, sand, salt, grease mixed with dirt, and so many others are normal in the highway environment. So are most cars garaged and not as exposed to climatic weather conditions or are they non-garaged daily drivers or garaged daily drivers and do they live near railroad tracks, drive on roads heavily traveled by 18 wheelers or only in limited areas in town or at or near an airport with heavy kerosene or other jet fuel derivatives? Do they park outside at work or under carport-type lots or in parking garages like I used to? So are they more affected by weather or chemicals. I like the tests where multiple panels of a car are coated on a daily driver that is not garaged. That's what I did to my wife's car. It has TLC2, AMP, TW ceramic spray coat, Ethos DEFY and Resist TW ceramic Pro-Flex Wax and Max Wax, TW SNS, Griots 3 n 1, Pearl Nano SpeedCoat with ceramic, 303 Graphene, Adam's ceramic, and then five coatings, Pearl Nano Pro with base, Armor IX, CarPro UK 3.0, Gyeon Can Coat and Adam's nanographene. I will finish this by April 7.
@@nicksdragon6929 Which one you recommend?
@@crispers702 I'm a big fan of Turtle 🐢 Wax and Griots 3 in 1.
@@nicksdragon6929 Do you recommend Cquartz UK 3.0?
This video deserves so much more likes . This is beyond helpful and saving everyone a bunch of time and money. I bought nexgen before watching this video, now I know I made a huge mistake.
Thank you for the kind words!
@@ScottHD gotta give credit where it's due, your channel is AMAZING . Thank you, your wife, and anyone else who takes part in the filming , editing , shopping , applying products , cleaning up, etc !
Certainly appreciate an update.
Don't get yourself burned out.
I am sure many people would enjoy your videos with some delays in updates.
Life happens
Agreed! I try to get the monthly updates knocked out so I don't have to worry about them all month!
Awesome awesome awesome f-ing review and test. Not like 80% of the other clowns on UA-cam or the interweb. Strong work...of course it’s a fellow Texan doing a real world sensible review.
A Legit Comparison Video! Thank you so much saved me so much time these other UA-cam guys talk to much, they need to get the point and show us what works and doesn’t. You did that!
Thank you!
Amazing video! I’ve been following this test two updates ago and ended up costing my car with the Adams graphene. So far it’s been amazing. Made cleaning my car super easy.
Absolutely! It's crazy how easy it becomes isn't it?
Next gen comment had me lol. I'd agree with the ones you picked. I just used griot's ceramic wash & coat on my truck that had an old coat of 3 in 1 but I applied it like their poly gloss, after I washed it with griot's brilliant shine. Didn't agitate, just let it dwell & rinsed. It did great, made the truck hydrophobic all over, especially where the 3 in 1 had weakened. I'm hoping to replace using their poly gloss in my washes because the ceramic wash is far cheaper & the benefits are a no brainer. Guess I'll find out how long the effects will last.
Future test idea, maybe if enough ceramic car soaps get on the market, you could test them too as stand alones?
Absolutely. It seems to be a lot of them.
Griot's is incredible especially for the price. I've been using it on all of our vehicles since the week it was released and have been super impressed with both it's durability and gloss.
I agree. And it is available locally (at least by me) at my local auto parts store (AutoZone)
So I don't think you understand this, but chemical guys puts a gloss enhancer in their soaps, especially honeydew. That gloss enhancer is gumming up your coatings. You need to use a soap like adams, or meguairs gold class that doesn't have a gloss enchancer in it. I bet if you use a soap like reset, some of your "dead" coatings might come back alive
Thanks for the comment. I've tried with reset and others with other tests when they get to the end and it didn't change anything.
I've always been a big fan of Meguiars stuff and was almost about to buy their product, but after this I've decided on the Mothers CMX. It's only £1 more but looks marginally better. Thanks for this great review.
Top 3
No. 1 Meguiars HCW spray. Insane value for the $
No.2 Griots Garage 3n1
No.3 IGL Premier. Places 3rd because of the Cost.
Definitely price is something to consider!
Maguire's spray is amazing for price
Scott: ...been watching for a while now. What a great no-nonsense real world test! Top 3: I would say Griots 3 in 1, Adams Graphene, and IGL Premier.
Thank you! Next update I filmed yesterday and will be uploading here shortly. Teaser: down to about the top 5-6 now. Had a lot of rain last month and it has definitely affected things!
Griots3-1/Megs Spray/Mother's CMX, i=these 3 products are very inexpensive and impressive to see them perform this well after 6months. As far as I'm concerned there's no need to purchase anything else when you consider durability, price and ease of use.
Absolutely!
Real world testing
With excellent results!!
Appreciate the hard work!!
Absolutely!
Griot and Adam's graphene would be my pick. Still holding strong and at sub $40 price. GlossIT body guard and IGL premier are great, but are pretty expensive at $60-80.
Agreed. They would essentially have to last twice as long to make it worth it.
The body guard going on sale soon 👍 49.00
@@richlight9901 Sill expensive.
I use the griot's garage 3 in 1 on my car and it's fantastic stuff for the price.
I do appreciate and respect your testing methods.I do want to challenge these products to a “real world” test. I’ve spoken to a Number of people that want a product that can stand up to, eliminate water spots from ground sprinklers. They spray your car while you’re parked then the sun cooks it and leaves the minerals dried onto your cars paint. It would be nice if the water rolled off or at least the spots would wipe or rinse away.
I use the mothers CMX on my boat, works fantastic when its time to clean it up at the end of a long day.
Great to hear!
First time viewer and already subbed. Great level of detail and and effort you’re putting into this. Bravo. My personal favorite is meguiars hybrid ceramic liquid wax, great product, lasts for months and gives a pretty good shine.
Thank you 👍🏼
I will be honest man, Thank you for doing this. This is easily the most helpful comparison I have seen. I was skeptical about graphene until now. I will try to use your affiliate links!! Thanks again
Thank you 👍🏼
Wow. I did something I rarely do last summer and that was buy a ceramic wax/coating without doing any research. It was the Griot's 3 In 1. I was really happy with it last fall. We had an early snow when we took our boy up north Michigan to a hockey tournament. It ended up snowing quite a bit, It did not stick at all and it had been on for at least 3 months with several drive thru washes.
I figured I should probably do a little research to see what to use if I want to offer a ceramic coating like one of these when I detail cars in the warmer months. I was happy to see that Griot's has done quite well with your test and several other's tests. I think it does an excellent job for the price.
Thanks for taking the time to do this test.
Great video man. Never seen anyone do something like this before. Extremely helpful
Thank you! Been doing them for 6 years!
Looks like I’ll be picking up Mothers CMX once my current detailing spray is out,
Nice!
thats what I use on my stuff, works fantastic!
@Cobra Kai you guys are really reinforcing my decision. Any tips on application?
@Cobra Kai sounds good
I just used the Turtle Wax system on my Tundra after seeing some short term reviews, but will be going back to the Meguiars spray coating after seeing this. Thanks!
Definitely!👍🏼
Something chemical tests will never show you
Agreed. I'm not driving my car through all purpose cleaner and dawn soap.
These may not last quite as long in "real world" application on a vehicle, but the point here is that it'll give you an idea which one should last the longest!
@@ScottHD I keep wondering what affects the degredation the most from contact/abrasion from washing, UV or something else? You will certainly be giving them a big UV hit in Texas. Keep up the great work.
Exactly. If that was the absolute truth, Seal n Shine would last longer than diamonds! As we can see though, Griots 3 in 1 Ceramic Wax and Mothers CMX Ceramic Spray Wax and Megs Hybrid Ceramic Waxes out performs SnS in the real world, even if they aren’t nearly as chemically resistant. These are the best tests. This is mechanical resistance which is much more realistic, unless you wash your car in Citrol 266 or Purple Power.
Adams and IGL are my favorites usually and this test seems to confirm. The Griots seems impressive as well.
The Turtle Wax Seal N shine new formula is absolutely BOSS! And it is cheap!
Just bought griots on a whim, no research, no testing, really glad to see this and see it was worth it lol
Yesss!
Wow great study. Clear product winners. Wish I saw this before I bought the last coat 2.0. looked at the spreadsheet, awesome. Only suggestion is since you are doing long term study, putting in the actual month things fail. Then a column with cost divided months to failure so you could get the best cost / long term performance ratio
Great idea! Thank you 👍🏼
Phenomenal video Scott! I did a search to find out if there was anything else out there that I should try instead of the Maguire's HCW Spray I began using last summer. You reaffirmed using it and I'll continue to do so, while adding the Maguire's Ceramic quick detailer into the mix like another viewer suggested in their comment. You have a new subscriber. Thanks!!
Absolutely. Thank you 👍🏼
Absolutely love follow-through videos on products. Thank you so much! 💜
You're very welcome!
Great video. I'm a fan of the Griot's 3 in 1 and glad to see your results confirm my findings. Can you do a test on some ceramic interior sprays?
I'll be working on interior products later this year. Ceramic glass (windshield) stuff coming next!
Has anyone tried the Griots Ceramic Wash and Coat? The 3-in-1 works so well that I want to try the wash next.
@@WillHeineman Not yet, but I did buy their Ceramic Speed Shine to use as a daily detailer instead of the Best in Show detailer I've been using. The Best in Show is good because it can be used in direct sunlight. I think the Ceramic Speed Shine can't. I use Griot's soap for simple washing. The 3 in 1 spray is so easy to go on/off that I use it on my daily driver as often as possible, even if the paint is not always in perfect condition because it makes washing easier and keeps the cars cleaner longer in between washes - again, talking about daily drivers that are parked outside, not show cars.
Dang, this is some bonkers testing dude!
It's interesting here that the turtle wax hybrid ceramic didn't do well which from my understanding is it's based on the seal n shine product but improved and in most other tests it outpaces the other products. Interesting to see none the less!
Agreed! Thank you 👍🏼
Thanks Scott for all of your hard work testing these products. Please add Turtle Wax ICE Hybrid seal and shine (gray bottle with green label to your next test batch.
Thank you. Check out my 38 way test. It's in there! Next update for that series will be live tomorrow at 8am CST
A very definitive start to finish comparison and test. Thank you. Your results ARE the proof that's in the pudding. :-)
Thank you!
My top 3 would #1 Megs Spray #2 Griots 3 in 1 and #3 IGL Premier.
I would call #3 a toss up between CMX and Premier, my biggest complaint with CMX is the "dandruff" which is super annoying and the fact it cant be used as a drying aid. Biggest complaint with Premier is the price, but application is super easy. The 3 in 1 is also a bit pricey compared to the others, but it also does the job of multiple products. Would be great for a "hand wax" type detail package, with added longevity.
I agree with all of that. CMX definitely has that dandruff stuff you're talking about...makes it a little more difficult to use.
What’s funny is the AD at the beginning of this video is exactly “wanna know why my product sucks”
Haha
Your video testing is the real deal. Thanks for taking the time to post. I just ordered Xtreme solutions Poly Seal but it was not very expensive so my next buy will be one from your test. Personally I think 3 mos is a reasonable expectation, so your testing is the bomb. I almost bought the stuff that sucks. Glad i didn't.
Absolutely! Thank you!
The Last Coat seems slow to disburse water, but in terms of total displacement eventually seemed to do a very good job. I'm very disappointed with TopCoat F11. It seems to work excellently, for a very short window of time. IGL Premier is reassuringly expensive and seems to offer impressive results.
Agreed
@@ScottHD Which is better for regular consumers buying their stuff from e.g. Amazon - the IGL Premier or Adams Pain't Coating?
I'd probably put Mothers CMX ceramic, Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic Wax SPR and Adams 9H Graphene Spray as the top 3 given their effectiveness and price.
Agreed
Exactly the video I have been looking for, well done!
Thank you 👍🏼
Fantastic video, I really appreciate you making this content. There are SO many different ones out there and it's damn near impossible to decide which one to pick. It's work like this that really gives us a real way to see how some of this works. I picked up the Adams 9H Graphene Spray and really look forward to giving it a try. (It's replacing Hydrosilex)
The Griots looks amazing. I think I can get it here in the UK too!
Scott, VERY interesting and well controlled test of products that are all over the map!
Excellent video, wish that Chemical Guys Hydro’s were tested
I'm getting some for the next one!
The winter storm killed my 2001 Camry! We spun out on the Loop in Temple and dispatched a city light pole! Solid ice temple fd couldn't even pull us out they slid on the ice!! The next day a dude in a diesel f350 got us right out!!
Ouch!
another amazing video and update scott.glad all is well with you
Thank you! Glad to get things back to normal!
Hi just found this video! What a great compression, I was wanting to do a coating on my car and with so many different products out there and price difference this will make my decision easier! Thanks for the the great service!
Absolutely. Thank you 👍🏼
Thank you for your hard work!
You're very welcome!
Out of topic but tried spraying some on my sink and toilet hoping that it would keep it clean longer and it did..😄 ended up doing the shower doors and mirrors and they look spotless. I don't know but i always look for things that i can detail... 🤫
That's awesome!
Please give us a 60 day update on that.
did it prevent skid marks in the bowl???? lol
@@jeisonsanchez4842 I don't think u want any update about it...🤮
@@keithpierce6278 skid marks still a problem... But the water beading is amazing. Probably didn't let it cure long enough or might have to add another layer 🤭
I'm pretty okay with that Seal n' Shine for the money. Those graphene products look impressive though.
I’m glad you came out on my recommendations! Honest reviews! Finally! Thanks you! You are saving everyone’s time and money!
Absolutely! Thank you again 👍🏼
I tried mother's two months back, granted I don't live in Texas (Mississippi Gulf Coast) but it really took a hit after a month here. I already want to replace it as it looks significantly worse at the 1 month mark than yours at 6.
Not suggesting anything shady, I know results will always vary but that's my experience with it. In my area T&W hybrid solutions holds up very well, and while I would like try find even better that's just kinda been the best I've found so far for my climate.
Great points. There are so many variables with weather for these too. I like to always say "your mileage may vary" which is why I do like testing these more than once, and starting them at different times of the year! Thank you 👍🏼
So i just purchased nexgen and im not very knowledgeable when it comes to the info part of car detailing. I thought nexgen was good but your test just proved how crappie they are and they are expensive which how good they are with the 13% is thier justification for the price. Thank you for spending your own money and doing this type of real world testing to help ppl like myself getting ripped off by big b.s companies
Marketing hype for sure.
You google docs spreadsheet is awesome!
Thank you!
I agree, love the spreedsheet.
Thank god I watched this before I made my next purchase, currently already on Megs HCW and was itching to change to TW Ceramic (prices for them are the same where I live) . Going to stick with megs for now!
Yesss
How was it?
Thanks bro this is the type of videos people need for sure
Glad to see you doing great after all what had happened in Texas I have family there too but test you did I live it I’m just learning great teaching
Thank you!
I appreciate the effort you went through and shared with us, subbed as a thank you!
Thank you
Personally I liked "The Last Coat V2"even though half the square was like meh i'm the guy that throws a coat of wax on my bike or do a quick spray detail on my car before going out on the weekend so 6 months to a year would never happen for me between coats of wax. But I liked how when the water shed off it was completely dry. Awesome test you honestly SAVED me money so I will be subscribing I almost bought Nexgen to try out and I hear SO many people proclaim how great F11 is on a couple street glide groups on facebook I am in and only seen a couple people say it was not that good looks like they are just kinda pumping it up to feel better about the crap product
I think it (TLC) did ok... It's one of those heavily marketed products but the difference it is actually worked for quite a while
This is the first time ive seen your video and when i saw that Griots was in this i was hoping they were going to pull thru i was surprise to find out this is six months in the making AND it was going thru all that harsh weather a youtuber i follow uses Griots products and now with seeing this i know where im going to be spending my money once i get my car back
Outstanding! Thank you 👍🏼
I just ordered nexgen about 2 weeks ago and I wish I would have seen this sooner. Great video just sad I didn’t see it sooner. I have subscribed now!
Have time to return it?
Thank you 👍🏼
would be easier to judge if would not keep spraying, but the two I use Meguiars Hybrid and C2V3 both did really well. One interesting test would be to dose the panel with fine sand when wet, let dry, then test how easy it washes off (like: is the panel self cleaning in rain ?)
Extremely helpful video.. Great job my!!...👏
The NexGen review was to funny 😂😂
That ad pops up for me all the time too haha
Maguire's is amazing for the price
Agreed.
1. Mother's Ceramic Spray
2. Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramix Wax Spray
3. Griots 3 in 1 Ceramic
First two purely because of price to performance in this case scenario where the car would likely be well kept and possibly cleaned more than once a month with soaps that are safe to use on coatings. Assuming that the car is well kept and the first two have held up this well after 6 months without losing much performance and what is essentially a best-case scenario for these coatings I would assume a minimum of at least 3 to 4 months if not more in terms of how long it should last in real driving conditions (City, Highway, etc) with even a light wash once a week and a thorough cleaning once a month. If it were to hold up the three that I picked are insanely great value for the price and would pay for themselves over some of the more expensive brands. The other brands even though they perform well after 6 months and are more expensive would have to last a minimum of 2 years to justify the price in my eyes and at that point, you would have to ask yourself if it's more worth just adding a paint protectant film over continuously buying an expensive product if the goal is just to protect the paint.
I've been using the Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Wash and Wax. It has worked surprisingly well after the last wash in Oct and the next in March in PA winter. The beading was still good up top in March (but see later note). I like it because it's easy to apply and seems durable for the ease of application and price. Shame it doesn't foam at all, but it seems to feel lubricious.
However, I have yet to find any product that lasts more than a couple weeks on the lower half of the car even during the rest of the year. Road spray always strips away the products so that they no longer bead when wet. I usually need two goes on those areas with the HSW&W to fully restore the beading.
A static test is fine, but misses the blasting effect of spray.
Shame that our local Walmart has stopped selling it this year!
Do you use the hybrid solutions ceramic wash with the hybrid solutions ceramic spray?
Or are you just using the wash?
@@marcusbarnes5929 I have been using a spray this summer, but not the HS, for added protection. I've found Turtle Wax Ice Seal and Shine is easy to apply and works well. The Ceramic Wash and Wax is still my go-to cleaning solution, which I often then don't follow up with the spray. The spray is only applied maybe three or four times a year; Spring, Summer, Fall
Mothers Car Care products have never let me down
I was thinking, that when I recognize that a client isn't going to maintain their vehicle on a regular basis and isn't one of my regulars, then it would be worth it for me to protect my reputation by using the IGL premier, EZ Graphene, Adams' 9H, Mothers CMX (most likely choice) or Gloss it Bodyguard. My monthly or quarterly maintenance clients, I would use TW or Griot's 3 n 1 which is what I use on my own cars, because I top off my cars every quarter when I change the oil and top off fluids. I was also glad to see that your results with TLC2 were similar to mine because I've never been able to get more than 3-4 months and I bought a lot of it. I liked TLC2, but to put it bluntly, I was expecting more out of it after hearing their claims. But I need to use up what I bought, so I will use it only on my maintenance clients. I knew it was too expensive in the first place but I thought using a boutique product would add a little more "Benefit" when clients chose me over others, but I now no better, especially with so many products out there that out perform TLC2 at 1/3 the price or less.
good info, good video . I bought the Mothers CMX I think $14 Canadian. so cheap. I've been very happy with it. The hydrophobic lasted easily 6 months . all winter. I know there are much better ceramic sprays. Maybe I'll try something different next time.
Love the unbiased, straight forward videos. Thank you so much. Do you have any videos on products that help reduce swirl marks?
Thank you! The sprays won't reduce swirl marks or marring. Ceramic Coatings barely do any of that either although some have very slight resistance.
Hey, Thanks for doing it. It helps for us customers a lot.
Absolutely!
Solid test. Personally for me, the TW spray has last multiple car washes. Whereas the Meguiers spray stops water beading in like three washes. Meguiers appears to have more wax so it shines better on reapplication. I do feel I need to switch up my soap as it's probably too strong
You also have to take into consideration price point vs how much time you will have to spend (and how often) you want to reapply to your vehicle. Some people don't mind it. If it lasts 3 months for some, that's plenty.
Love how Nexgen has a ad before the video and a click on link while the video is playing lol
I got it too haha.
Haha! Marketing Money probably not well spent there.
Nextgen sucks.
Same 🤣🤣🤣
Hey Scott you should dry the panel off as soap residue can affect the performance of these products
Dried every time. See 6:12 on
My car is garaged so it stays out of the elements. I still prefer Nexgen simply for the depth of the shine on my red metallic paint. Usually doesn't need washed often and very rarely see's rain. I usually only put it on once every spring after polishing my car and It lasts the entire year. It is interesting to see how other brands hold up against the elements however, definitely a good test for those that dont have the luxury of a garage and need a more resistant product.
Absolutely
Adams for me. Been using them on my cars and it lasts.
really impressed with the griots and mothers!
Definitely!
griots is actually only $20 at Autozone! Just picked up a bottle
@@worldpowereddesigns5990 love that ninja turtle juice.
What about mothers ? That works good ?
I mean CMX
I just stumbled onto this test comparison and it is exactly what I have been looking for. The single biggest issue for me is durability/longevity and your comparison made it clear for me which product(s) I will buy. Thanks for doing this test, and like some said it even has more value for the average guy than what Project Farm does. I live in the Mojave, and the sun is just brutal on "waxes", likely much like Texas. I look forward to seeing how my selection from your test holds up on both my RV and my vehicles here in the heat. I have subscribed, and I look forward to your future videos. Bravo! Please tell me this test will be ongoing for at least a year?
Thank you, and yes I plan on doing each test until the last one fails or at the very minimum the top 3. Subscribe and keep posted about the updates....the update for this one will be coming beginning of may!