⬇🔶 LINKS TO PRODUCTS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO ⬇⬇ 🇺🇸 For people in USA: Glaco Ultra: amzn.to/3G8Xn8R Glaco Compound Roll On: amzn.to/49ywI3m Fusso Coat Speed & Barrier: amzn.to/3ueALC4 Glaco De Cleaner: amzn.to/3MFaK5c 🇨🇦 For people in Canada: Glaco Compound Roll On: bit.ly/3rINfgu Ultra Glaco: bit.ly/3xC2A6U Glaco De Cleaner: bit.ly/3rIfbRD On Amazon: amzn.to/3wIAi8A 🇬🇧 For people in the UK: Ultra Glaco: bit.ly/3K90sYo Ultra Glaco kit (with roll on compound and maintenance spray): bit.ly/40HAovS Glaco Roll On: bit.ly/3ACCpy6 All Soft99 products: bit.ly/3CgxaoV 🇫🇷 For people in France: Ultra Glaco: c3po.link/QJvgwDxXWr Glaco compound roll-on: c3po.link/QwCRP8rEfy Speed & Barrier (quick detailer): c3po.link/Q5uPJxwDf8 Watch more of my videos: ✅ Soft99 glass coatings review and application tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/usdM-TrT7fg/v-deo.html ✅ Soft99 Fusso Coat paint sealant review: ua-cam.com/video/paTINH-wLr0/v-deo.html ✅ Soft99 products brand review: ua-cam.com/video/Migw_UEuiLw/v-deo.html
@@dannejewell7131 It's a just a spray and wipe product on washed and dry paint. Usually it's a used for the maintenance of Fusso Coat, but it could be used as a standalone product. Soft99 claims durability of 3 months.
from Malaysia , used glaco for 3 years on my new car since day 1 , reapply this ultra glaco once a year , wash my car every weekend with soft99 creamy shampoo , thats all , i dont maintain my windscreen ,jus wash the car as usual , all my windscreen still water beading as day 1 i get the car ,jus looks like new glasses 😋 , honestly, recommended product , cheap and long lasting , mileage 40000km
@@laurapalmerTDGE i already applied turtle wax ceramic spray coating on my paint , super effective after 3 years , same procedure , reapply once a year
From Malaysia too, thanks for the information bro. Btw, I am getting the Soft99 Classic & Clear Creamy shampoo, I wonder if it is really creamy and super foamy? Thanks.
@@brianwong6562 foamy or not ,not a main point , as long as it works , theres 2 different type of soft99 shampoo formula, blue(wash) and yellow(wash&wax) , go for yellow , everytime u washed , the car looks shine
I have used this coating on my wife's Mondeo (or Fusion), it has been THREE YEARS since the application, and there's is still roughly about 50% performance, very very very good product by SOFT99.
I used Gla'co after looking your review of the best 2022 award. I clayed the windshield before and it amazing easy to apply. A few weeks ago I had a truck coming in the other lane and he drove in a big pudle of water that he splashed directly in my windshield. As soon as it touch the windshield it was gone and clear. Very happy that it work like that. 100% for Safety. 6 months ans still like the first day in New-Brunswick Canada. Thank you for your great review.
I'm a big fan of Gyeon Quick View. I applied a coating to my daily driver after applying a glass polish and prep spray. The application was done last fall and it's performed really well in the harsh Minnesota winter.
I did have the Ultra Glaco on my previous windshield, and my user experience was pretty much identical to yours Pan! Great product, super hydrophobic, easy to install and durable even in harsh Finnish winter weather! Stellar work Pan as always!
I'm happy with Rain-X. Lasts a long time (for me) Of course, I do not do a lot of traveling, but we in north Wisconsin have winter 6 months a year with summer maybe 1 month a year.
To date, this is probably the best advice I've gotten from you. I did my windshield and wide/wing mirrors using the Glaco roll-on compound applicator, the Glaco Dekamaru roll-on protectant, and the Glaco Mirror for the side mirrors. I installed it about 5 weeks ago. In the beginning, water would bead up and fly off at about 30 km/h. Then it settled in at about 40 km/h where it really begins to start moving up the windshield. It beads so nicely at any speed really. At 60 km/h the rain rolls up and off the windshield. At 80 km/h, it flies off the windshield. I don't know about durability yet or when I'll do a refresh on it, but rainy season is just getting started here in Southern Japan, so it's already getting a good workout. The side mirrors are fantastic. Normally when it rains, they are virtually unusable. Now, the water doesn't even seem to hit them. Clear as a dry day. There is just a hint of ... I'm going to say, like perspiration on the right door mirror, so I'm going to have to do it/them again probably much sooner than the windshield. That being said, it is probably because I was a little more loos with the prep for the mirrors than I was with the windshield. I'll update this as may be warranted as rainy season continues. Cheers, and thanks again for the great call on the Glaco line of products.
Pan ever since you recommended this I rarely use my wipers. I used carpro ceriglass to polish and applied glacco. It's been the best and I do long highway drives in northern Ontario (winter). It's been six months so far and working great.
I lived in Malaysia. Plenty of rain during end year. I applied Glaco in Sep 2022 to both mine and wife car. Absolutely great performance for the past 6 months. Price is affordable for such a great product. Preparation is very easy ... used Carpro Reset to clean, follow by Invisible Glass to wipe it down before applying the Glaco for 12 hours curing time. Great recommendation.
Thanks for the insight on your process there David! Question, since Invisible Glass is a sealant, are you adding the Glaco for enhanced protection? Also, no compound?
I purchased the Ultra Glaco product seven months ago for my new Mazda. I applied Ultra Glaco to all the windows on the vehicle, which were prepped with an IPA prior to application. It has worked fantastically well over this time period with great beading and water evacuation. Weather conditions where I live (south Florida) consist of hot sun and high humidity. I was able to coat all the windows on three separate vehicles before the container ran out, so if it's used only on windshields the bottle will last a very long time. I am super pleased with the performance of the product.
Thank you for your comment Archie. I live in SWFL and was curious how it works in our conditions. Rainy season coming up soon so I'm going to be applying this to all windows on both vehicles soon also using an IPA prior. Wish me luck!
@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you for your 10 month update on the Glaco Ultra. I too purchased this product after your first video using it. Will see how it works in hot humid and rainy days in SWFL.
I have used this product Glaco on my MB Coupe 205 ,now it's been there for at least 6 months , the performance is still there very good product. Driving the car daily but the car is parked in a garage every evening !!!
Also in Canada here. I use the Glassparency product. Got a few of the kits back when you released a video about their 2 step system, and they offered the Pan the Organizer deal. Works great!
Hi man how are you, where did you get the glassparency kit from ? I tried to get a kit but they are not selling for diy only for authorized detailer . Are you interested in selling some ? Thank you
@@ase826 got it directly from Glassparency. A couple of years ago Pan made a video about their windshield coating, and a deal that made the product available to Pan The Organizer channel watchers. So I jumped on it. I don’t sell car detailing products, and I only have a couple left, which I will likely need come spring.
Thanks I appreciate it! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 860,000 subscribers and we have almost 110 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
I applied this on a Chevy Equinox. About 9 months later I reapplied the coating. It was still working but I don’t see my sister in law very often since she lives out of state. It survived at least 3 seasons of Michigan weather including fall, winter and spring. My prep was cleaning the glass with a wax free car shampoo. Then using a DA polisher with clay lube. Next was an IPA wipe. Finally I applied the coating. I was really happy with the results. I did have her fill her windshield washer fluid with Rain X fluid exclusively.
Awesome!! Thanks for sharing your experience. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 135 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Thanks for watching Eleazar! How did you discover my channel? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 865,000 subscribers and we have almost 110 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Switzerland here, have been using Rollon Max for about 2 years now, re-appying every 3 months (it could probably easily hold another month or two) and i hardly ever use the wipers anymore. Even drizzle gets blown away at city speeds (50 KmH). Top product. Get it now 😅.
Hi from Ottawa, ON. After 6 months of using the Glaco, it still shows good water beading, but...I find that when using Windshield washer fluid on a cold day, it shows a film-like coat after wipers pass. It evaporates after. It's nothing major, but the cold and whatever alcohol acts differently than just rain. My truck is a daily driver, 15 000km per year. Cheers, Steph
Great video again pan. I live in Vancouver BC Canada and our winter really isn't a canadian winter but more a rainy season. I tried this product last october on my brand new windshield. I did not use the compound first but used other compound and iso after. Applied cross hatch pattern and buffed off. It worked good for beading but wipers started to chatter after a week. Did good job of beading but the chatter drove me nuts had to take it off. Thx again for the videos
I've never tried a dedicated glass sealant, but found that Gyeon Wet Coat applied on glass works surprisingly well. It's more forgiving in terms of not requiring perfectly polished glass. Obviously you'll get maybe 2-3 months durability, but can't beat the ease of application
I'm kind of with you on that. I fully understand coating and protecting the paint, I just don't get the obsession with doing it to glass. I know, to each their own. I simply clay bar all the glass including the panoramic roof, every time I do the car. Occasionally I'll use some quick detailer or Seal and Shine on all the glass except the windshield. I used Rain-X years ago for a time, but I didn't like the wiper chatter as it started to wear. It meant constantly having to reapply it. I just got a hold of some No-Touch Glass Stripper, cleaned it off, and never put anything on my windshields again. I've lived in the Northeast, South, and Southwest. I've driven cross country several times in nearly 40 years of driving. I've never felt insecure with how clean my windshield was or how well my wipers worked.
Hi Pan I'm living in Hong Kong I've been using this product for long time in fact they have a spray version which allow you to do it the last minute simply spray on the glass and start your wiper it will spread out evenly on your windshield great stuff from Soft 99.
Pan as you know I'm a huge fan of the Diamond protech diamond glass. Done some extensive testing on bathroom glass prior to using on any vehicle. This stuff is incredible, been over 6 months and going strong with no issues. Here in Vancouver, Canada. Certainly the easiest one to apply by far. Apply wait 15 mins, remove and inspect. Then apply a second coat and wait 15 minutes and remove any haze. Do a final inspection and no cure times, it's good to go!
Hi from South East England. Another professional & informative video. Currently using Koch Chemie Nano glass sealant. Expensive but still working after 12 months & plenty of product left when needed. I’ve started, after your videos, to use the Soft99 as top up. Keep up the good work
I used this product after seeing your introduction on this, and indeed it is a satisfying purchase. Easy to apply and buff off, and work amazingly. I'm at my 5th month now, and still work like day 1. Thanks once again for introducing me this product.
I live in Japan and have been using Glaco since day one. I reapply once per year and have basically had flawless performance. For clarity, I keep it topped up with Glaco De Cleaner during big washes.
Thanks for sharing! How did you discover my channel by the way Sam? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 865,000 subscribers and we have almost 110 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
@@PanTheOrganizer I got a nicer car (by my standards 😋) and decided I wanted to look after the paint better than my previous car (black paint!). I looked around and watched a lot of videos, but yours always had a feeling of fun and accessibility. After watching a few videos back to back, I just felt I could trust your opinions, comments and recommendations. I've been watching for a while and recommended to friends in the UK and US too. I'm originally from the UK; I spent 10 years in Michigan and I've been in Japan for the last.7 years.
Pan this glass sealant performs better than anything I have used including some professional products. The abrasion from the wipers degrades most glass sealants. Thank you for another video!
Thanks for the update. Always been interested in this product for my own car and it looks like it is worth it for sure after watching your update. Great video as always and thanks for sharing 💪🙌
@@PanTheOrganizer the last product I used was meguiar's glass sealant but didn't seem to last that long, a few months at most and made the wipers judder after a while. Definitely will be going with the one you featured for sure 💪
Live in Hawaii. It’s rainy season. I drive without using wipes, because this product is SO good. Purchased this product because of Pan’s review/ channel.
I'm in the Uk and applied this back in October to all the windows on a car that's driven daily in all weathers and is parked outside too so a good vehicle to test it on as it's done a good 5k miles or more in that time. I haven't seen any drop off in performance at all and I'm expecting to see it meet the 12 months durability claim. A brilliant product and highly recommend. Thanks for the video Pan. 👍🏾
Good point. I do clay block the glasses. But im not sure about using ceramic on glass… I do live in the tropics where rains heavy almost every day; and temps are mostly around 90F. And the least i want, are water beads on my winshield while driving :/ And i dont use the wipers at all, unless it’s raining heavy. Gyeon trim coating, lasts me 5-6 months. Ardex ceramic coating, is a gem 😍
Thanks for the update Pan. Another technique I find works well for those who wonder about using glass cleaning products on the glass coating. I use a glass cleaner from a company called Mannet's which is a lesser known detailing company. They have a fantastic glass cleaner that actually repels fingerprints with some sort of additive but it works incredibly well on coatings for glass also. Those newer glass cleaners (with the Si02 component added into the glass cleaner) also work really well and then top up the coating every time you use it, thus actually extending the life of the coating. Some argue you could then get the properties of that particular infused cleaner, etc etc. etc. etc., but I have never noticed any change in the performance of the coating itself when using a ceramic infused glass cleaner over the top of it. I have Polishangel RAIN 9H on it right now but I plan on trying this GLACO ULTRA as soon as I need to buy more product.
I'm from the Philippines and I'm using MTX's Stainz Out and Stain Guard on our vehicles' glasses. The longevity of it really depends on how much the car is taken cared fo. We have one which is daily driven and always exposed to sun and rain and it lasted for 4 months, it also was used with a few different products that are mismatching of brands so I think that affected it as well. We have another that is used weekly and gets rained upon as it doesn't have a roof but is shaded and the product is still there after 6 months but you really do notice it degrading in performance. Lastly, we have one that is used weekly as well and is always under a roof if not in use and the product is pretty much still like it was applied yesterday even though it is already 6 months as well. All of the cars are washed 2-4 times a month.
From Malaysia. I have been using Glaco for many years now. Usually reapply every year. Previously, only wash the car once a month because apartment car wash bay only available when the hot sun is out.
Yeah it's an amazing glass coating. Thanks for sharing your experience. How did you discover my channel by the way Edmund? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 135 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
I do have some interest in doing car detailing myself(DIY) and your videos came in handy a lot of times. The only challenges watching your videos is some of the products are not available in my country. But learning the process helps me to source for different brands that is available to me.
I used the Adam's Polishes Graphene Glass Coating on my wife's car last September. The only maintenance it has gotten besides washing was a drying aid. The performance has been outstanding so far. I live in Northern Illinois and while the winter has been somewhat mild we still deal with a heavy amount of salted roads. I took the car on a 2500 Mile road Trip after putting on the coating. Since the trip we have probably put on a total of 10,000 miles.
Awesome thank you 🙏 Pan, I clicked on the description and it took me straight to Amazon and just ordered it 👍 ones again thank you and keep up the great job 🙏
This stuff works amazing. Merci Pan for the recommendation! I put mine on 7 months ago and still going strong. I'm in northern Alberta and it gets COLD here lol. The windshield has definitely lost some performance, but the rest of the windows and rear glass are still like the day I applied! 10/10
My pleasure! How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 860,000 subscribers and we have almost 110 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
@@PanTheOrganizer Oh I have been following for a few years now! I think I searched for something detailing related once upon a time, and one of your videos came up. I think back when I first started detailing in 2019, haha. It's been a while!
I live in rainy northern England and used the compound and Ultra Glaco in Sept last year. I love how the windows look effortlessly cleaner, and I also like using the window washers and wipers just to wipe all of the beads out! 6 months and it's still going strong. Ive used my washer fluid at full concentrate/undiluted, because it's winter. Really pleased. Rain-X was my first but I found that it doesn't last more than a month and I'm too lazy to keep having to apply it.
I was the lucky winner of this product some time ago. I admit that I don’t remember durability, but this product keeps all its promises, especially when it comes to very easy application. I recommend it.
Live in Malaysia 🇲🇾. Hot sunny weather during the seasons and super rainy days after a while. Had been using the Ultra Glaco product, and it seems to see that after 10 months, the water beating effect during the rain situations like driving at 80kmh, was degrading. But overall, it still does the job pretty well.
So just to be cheap/not wanting to buy extras. I used turtle wax hybrid ceramic spray sealant on my windshield. It has been 4 months since and 5 storms since, it still holds up not problem.
@@PanTheOrganizer thank you for all the amazing product reviews and good instructional videos 👍I have been a huge fan of your channel all the way from Australia!
Cool! Cheers from Canada mate! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 900,000 subscribers and we have over 116 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing. How did you discover my channel?
Just received these products from Carzilla today! Purchased them based on your 2023 winners. Looks like rain from tomorrow evening through the rest of the week here in Montreal Canada, so hopefully will apply the coating on Sunday morning. Should have ordered them a week sooner. (LOL) Great channel. Where's Andy?
Good choice!! Enjoy Mike! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 990,000 subscribers and we have over 135 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
I've only tested Aquapel. In my opinion it lasts a very long time. It's been maybe 2-3 years since I last applied it and it still has an effect, not at all like new but it is still there beading the water. Also it makes frost removal much easier compared to untreated windows. I live in Sweden.
Yes Aquapel typically lasts 4-6 months in my conditions, very good product too. But the Soft99 is my favourite consumer grade glass coating by far. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 965,000 subscribers and we have over 130 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks. I am getting a new car soon (I hope, supply is limited right now, I have it ordered but no delivery date yet). I am very interested in getting up to speed on car detailing while I wait. It has been a few years since I looked into these things and there are a lot of new products available. Soft99 seems like they have lots and lots of great products. I have already started a purchasing list, it is getting quite expensive. 😝
Thank you for another informative video Pan. I am convinced. The Ceramic Pro Rain that I have is not very good this would be so much better for Canadian weather
I used to apply Aquapel, back when it was manufactured by PPG, and it lasted about one year. It's sold in single application pads that covered one big windshield only and evaporated quickly, so you can't close the applicator or continue re-coating later... and it goes for $8-13 per pad, so it's not cheap. It's now made by another company, so I can't say if it's still as good.
I have been applying this product every summer since 2018. I park outside, exposed to Virginia weather. It works at least 12 months for me. I do use Glaco compound with DA polisher before applying Glaco Ultra. Only down side is that it seems like Glaco products go out of stock quick whenever you cover thier products.
Hehe yeah with an audience approaching 1 million subscribers and millions more watching, it often happens that products quickly sell out after I make a video. Thanks for sharing your experience with the product!
The Favorite product of mine for glass has been a fairly new product. The Adams Graphene glass coating. So far I have not seen anything perform even close to this coating. Also it has now been over 6 months and I have not seen any degradation.
Thank you so much for the review of this product. I live in Japan and I've seen glaco everywhere. I was curious about it and I'm glad you reviewed it. I was wondering if this could also be applied on window visors. Speaking of window visors, if you have a video to cleaning/restoring, maintenance and protection I would appreciate it if you could point me in the right direction. Thanks again!
I live in Malaysia. Mine lasted over a year with a single coat and no maintenance spray. It was a monsoon year and I was surprised it lasted that long with lots of wiper usage. The coating on my side windows still beads like crazy and its almost 3 years on one single coat.
I applied this stuff to the wife's car in the fall and it's still going strong. Also applied it to the glass shower panels lol. I used Carpro Flyby Forte on my car and the application was a real pain in the a$$. Don't think I'll be using that one again.
Rain X once every month or 2 on the windscreen. Takes only a few minutes and a bottle lasts forever. CQuartz SiC on all other glass. SiC on the inside of the windows and outside will make your power windows go up and down faster due to the slickness.
Great video. Must have missed it earlier. Saw your video on the new Stoner Invisible Glass Coating. Looked at both and doing a hybrid. Using Stoners Glass Stripper because it is half as much and seems to do the same thing. Then going to apply the Ultra Glaco. Thanks for the review.
@@PanTheOrganizer So I did use the Stoner Invisible Glass stripper after I had done the initial foaming and rinse of my car. I pressure washed the windshield and back window but did have to use a microfiber towel to get the residual compound off. I then washed the rest of my car with P&S car shampoo and then dried with a leaf blower. Had to do another cleaning with Stoner Invisible Glass cleaner and then did an IPA wipe down as well. Put the Ultra Glaco on both back window and windshield and wiped off the residual after five minutes. I have now waited over 12 hours and the glass looks perfect. I have not gotten it wet yet but the process was pretty easy. I do recommend you wash the windshield and then put on the stripper and then wash the car. That residual stripper I would not want flowing down the car and not wash it off. My car is garage kept and is in a parking garage at work so it does not get beat by the elements. Let's see if it ends up going the 12 months as described.
I may have apllied it wrong, but I used their cleaner with the felt pad before applying glaco ultra (like in the video), but my wipers started chattering after the application, and I wouldn’t say it’s super uniform, but there is definitely some effect there. And super small water beads are staying in place even at 90 km/h
South of England, I'm using Carpro flyby fortè one of the latest versions. It's good, hard to install but did it OK. I'm very interested in this for my work van and other car. When I bulk buy a load of stuff I'll be sure to include the cleaner and ultra in my basket
14 months later, all 4 side door glass still beading like day 1 front & back windshield show signs of degrading, yet still beading no juddering Love from Malaysia
Living in Netherlands, doing around 15k km/year, car is garage kept. I have glaco compound and sealant bought and waiting to be used. My car’s windshield got “nano coating” applied by car glass company i went to fix a stone chip. They had it advertised for 8 month, it’s been almost 11 month and it’s still doing great, been waiting for it to fail to compare glaco vs nextzett glass sealant, i already know whichone will fail first, as i have tested nextzett on my wife’s car which is kept outside but hasn’t been doing nearly the driving my car gets. First i tried one coat which had quite a wear on the path of wipers in 3 weeks, then i did 3 coats with longer curing before buffing time. It’s been 4.5 month and is pretty much dead, so going to apply glaco on my wifes car, and thinking of putting Koch Chemie Nano glass on mine, or do a comparison with glaco maybe. Will see. Nextzett is going on side windows as of now, even though a simple Turtle wax Hybrid ceramic spray coating is still doing well after around 10 month (on side windows). Oh and the prep for nextzett sealant was polishing with 8mm da with glass polishing pad and sonax glass polish, followed with gyeon prep. I’m really impressed with Fusso coat so i expect nothing less from glaco 👍
I had to replay the section where you said ..because she's the one who mainly drives the vehicle" I heard "...she didn't me driving her vehicle." Funny.
Hi there ! Used it on my model 3 Tesla with bad auto wiper system. Works pretty well, no wiper utility over 80 km/h. But, there is a bit of white glare (un voile en français) when using them in town. Maybe I should have put some on the wipers itself. I’ll try to re apply it when it will be hotter outside.
In The Netherlands, compound and Glaco Ultra, 6 months with wear spots but i dry with a cloth (maybe thats more abrasive) and in those months no maintenance and washing about every 2 months, lot of rainy weather here so wiper use is high, specially on low speeds. For me the most important is that sh** doesnt stick :) , i park my car under a tree as well so i (try) to keep coats in good condition and 6 months is usually time when i apply a new coat, including Fusso coat on the body. but to be honest, the Fusso on the pain will 100% last a year for me and windshield not so much (too much wear spots for my liking). Best tip is to do good prep, one step i also take is using silicone off spray from Soft 99 before i start with any prep and coat, my steps : wash/dry/silicone off/Glaco compound/Glaco Ultra/Fusso coat
Thanks for sharing your personal experience. Different conditions, different results. Hence why it's important that one does their own testing to find out what works best for their conditions and maintenance level, as there are many variables to consider. For me here in Montreal, when properly applied, with a vehicle that goes through proper regular washes, it lasts 10-12 months.
@@PanTheOrganizer I don’t doubt that it will last for a full year, it’s a fantastic product and best of all is that it is so easy to apply. I even use it for my shower cabin that is made of glass :)
Thanks for sharing your experience! How did you discover my channel? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 905,000 subscribers and we have over 117 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
That's awesome! Always nice to see long term viewers always back and faithful to the Pan The Organizer channel. Thank you for being such a loyal viewer. And if I can make your morning coffee that much better, I'm happy! :)
@Pan The Organizer unrelated question... I was wondering if you could do a test or share your thoughts on products that you spray on and rinse off. as a detailer I believe this to be a waste of product and not really doing as good of a job as just using them as drying aides spray on wet surface then towel dry to not waste and wash off the product onto the floor. why would it even be recommended to spray a product on and then wash it off doesn't really make any real sense. maybe you could elaborate on a video as it seems to be more marketing than anything..plus you don't get complete coverage just the areas you sprayed. This should be a big concern to detailers and hasn't really been addressed. as a subscriber I know you like to get to the bottom of things and set the record straight so I thought I'd ask
Hello Paaaaann !!! Vidéo pour moi ! Merci !!! Et bien je le mets sur toutes les surfaces vitrées des voitures, ça pourrait durer un an environ, mais j'aime recharger vers les 8 mois, nous roulons en Lorraine environ 20/25000 par année chaque voiture. En ce moment il neige. Je trouve par contre que le glaco de cleaner laisse des traces, contrairement au stoner ou au Puris.
Try silicone wipers. PIAA is the only brand I have used. Deposits a silicone layer with each wipe and they last at least 3x regular wipers. Actually never replaced a PIAA wipers, 1st set in 2019 still no streaks but silicone effects are starting to diminish. They do come with a wet wipe style treatment as well.
⬇🔶 LINKS TO PRODUCTS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO ⬇⬇
🇺🇸 For people in USA:
Glaco Ultra: amzn.to/3G8Xn8R
Glaco Compound Roll On: amzn.to/49ywI3m
Fusso Coat Speed & Barrier: amzn.to/3ueALC4
Glaco De Cleaner: amzn.to/3MFaK5c
🇨🇦 For people in Canada:
Glaco Compound Roll On: bit.ly/3rINfgu
Ultra Glaco: bit.ly/3xC2A6U
Glaco De Cleaner: bit.ly/3rIfbRD
On Amazon: amzn.to/3wIAi8A
🇬🇧 For people in the UK:
Ultra Glaco: bit.ly/3K90sYo
Ultra Glaco kit (with roll on compound and maintenance spray): bit.ly/40HAovS
Glaco Roll On: bit.ly/3ACCpy6
All Soft99 products: bit.ly/3CgxaoV
🇫🇷 For people in France:
Ultra Glaco: c3po.link/QJvgwDxXWr
Glaco compound roll-on: c3po.link/QwCRP8rEfy
Speed & Barrier (quick detailer): c3po.link/Q5uPJxwDf8
Watch more of my videos:
✅ Soft99 glass coatings review and application tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/usdM-TrT7fg/v-deo.html
✅ Soft99 Fusso Coat paint sealant review: ua-cam.com/video/paTINH-wLr0/v-deo.html
✅ Soft99 products brand review: ua-cam.com/video/Migw_UEuiLw/v-deo.html
Hi Pan, I don’t read Japanese so could you tell me exactly how to apply the Speed & Barrier maintenance spray?
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It's a just a spray and wipe product on washed and dry paint. Usually it's a used for the maintenance of Fusso Coat, but it could be used as a standalone product. Soft99 claims durability of 3 months.
Thank you so much!!
from Malaysia , used glaco for 3 years on my new car since day 1 , reapply this ultra glaco once a year , wash my car every weekend with soft99 creamy shampoo , thats all , i dont maintain my windscreen ,jus wash the car as usual , all my windscreen still water beading as day 1 i get the car ,jus looks like new glasses 😋 , honestly, recommended product , cheap and long lasting , mileage 40000km
@@laurapalmerTDGE i already applied turtle wax ceramic spray coating on my paint , super effective after 3 years , same procedure , reapply once a year
From Malaysia too, thanks for the information bro. Btw, I am getting the Soft99 Classic & Clear Creamy shampoo, I wonder if it is really creamy and super foamy? Thanks.
@@brianwong6562 foamy or not ,not a main point , as long as it works , theres 2 different type of soft99 shampoo formula, blue(wash) and yellow(wash&wax) , go for yellow , everytime u washed , the car looks shine
bro may i know is the ultra glaco better than the orange colour one? bcs the orange colour one tear off easily and have to reapply every 1 month
@@nicholaslee2967 ultra glaco can last for at least 8-12months , since i been tested for 4years
I have used this coating on my wife's Mondeo (or Fusion), it has been THREE YEARS since the application, and there's is still roughly about 50% performance, very very very good product by SOFT99.
WOAH
I used Gla'co after looking your review of the best 2022 award. I clayed the windshield before and it amazing easy to apply. A few weeks ago I had a truck coming in the other lane and he drove in a big pudle of water that he splashed directly in my windshield. As soon as it touch the windshield it was gone and clear. Very happy that it work like that. 100% for Safety. 6 months ans still like the first day in New-Brunswick Canada. Thank you for your great review.
Thanks for sharing!
J'ai reçu un message venant de toi, me disant que j'ai gagné un prix. Est-ce vraiment de toi ou une arnaque ?
I'm a big fan of Gyeon Quick View. I applied a coating to my daily driver after applying a glass polish and prep spray. The application was done last fall and it's performed really well in the harsh Minnesota winter.
That’s another great glass coating that is easy to apply, good choice Mike!
I did have the Ultra Glaco on my previous windshield, and my user experience was pretty much identical to yours Pan! Great product, super hydrophobic, easy to install and durable even in harsh Finnish winter weather! Stellar work Pan as always!
Good to know!
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Thanks for these updates Pan. It really helps to see how these products react in real-world terms and conditions like ours in Canada.
You bet! 😁👍🏻
I'm happy with Rain-X. Lasts a long time (for me) Of course, I do not do a lot of traveling, but we in north Wisconsin have winter 6 months a year with summer maybe 1 month a year.
To date, this is probably the best advice I've gotten from you. I did my windshield and wide/wing mirrors using the Glaco roll-on compound applicator, the Glaco Dekamaru roll-on protectant, and the Glaco Mirror for the side mirrors. I installed it about 5 weeks ago. In the beginning, water would bead up and fly off at about 30 km/h. Then it settled in at about 40 km/h where it really begins to start moving up the windshield. It beads so nicely at any speed really. At 60 km/h the rain rolls up and off the windshield. At 80 km/h, it flies off the windshield. I don't know about durability yet or when I'll do a refresh on it, but rainy season is just getting started here in Southern Japan, so it's already getting a good workout. The side mirrors are fantastic. Normally when it rains, they are virtually unusable. Now, the water doesn't even seem to hit them. Clear as a dry day. There is just a hint of ... I'm going to say, like perspiration on the right door mirror, so I'm going to have to do it/them again probably much sooner than the windshield. That being said, it is probably because I was a little more loos with the prep for the mirrors than I was with the windshield. I'll update this as may be warranted as rainy season continues. Cheers, and thanks again for the great call on the Glaco line of products.
Thanks for sharing your experience. I haven't tried Glaco Dekamaru, but if you ever want their best of the best, try the Glaco Ultra.
Pan ever since you recommended this I rarely use my wipers. I used carpro ceriglass to polish and applied glacco. It's been the best and I do long highway drives in northern Ontario (winter). It's been six months so far and working great.
That is awesome! Thanks for the trust you place in my opinion.
I lived in Malaysia. Plenty of rain during end year. I applied Glaco in Sep 2022 to both mine and wife car. Absolutely great performance for the past 6 months. Price is affordable for such a great product. Preparation is very easy ... used Carpro Reset to clean, follow by Invisible Glass to wipe it down before applying the Glaco for 12 hours curing time. Great recommendation.
agree! also glaco mirror coat zero for side mirrors!
@@garysaw89 good idea. missed out the side mirrors. ta!
Thanks for the insight on your process there David! Question, since Invisible Glass is a sealant, are you adding the Glaco for enhanced protection? Also, no compound?
Thanks for the update!
He was talking about the Invisible Glass cleaner, not the glass coating. Invisible Glass cleaner has no protection in it.
I purchased the Ultra Glaco product seven months ago for my new Mazda. I applied Ultra Glaco to all the windows on the vehicle, which were prepped with an IPA prior to application. It has worked fantastically well over this time period with great beading and water evacuation. Weather conditions where I live (south Florida) consist of hot sun and high humidity. I was able to coat all the windows on three separate vehicles before the container ran out, so if it's used only on windshields the bottle will last a very long time. I am super pleased with the performance of the product.
Good to know!
Thank you for your comment Archie. I live in SWFL and was curious how it works in our conditions. Rainy season coming up soon so I'm going to be applying this to all windows on both vehicles soon also using an IPA prior. Wish me luck!
@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you for your 10 month update on the Glaco Ultra. I too purchased this product after your first video using it. Will see how it works in hot humid and rainy days in SWFL.
I have used this product Glaco on my MB Coupe 205 ,now it's been there for at least 6 months , the performance is still there very good product. Driving the car daily but the car is parked in a garage every evening !!!
Thanks for sharing
Also in Canada here. I use the Glassparency product. Got a few of the kits back when you released a video about their 2 step system, and they offered the Pan the Organizer deal. Works great!
Hi man how are you, where did you get the glassparency kit from ? I tried to get a kit but they are not selling for diy only for authorized detailer . Are you interested in selling some ? Thank you
@@ase826 got it directly from Glassparency. A couple of years ago Pan made a video about their windshield coating, and a deal that made the product available to Pan The Organizer channel watchers. So I jumped on it. I don’t sell car detailing products, and I only have a couple left, which I will likely need come spring.
Yeah that's a top shelf glass coating for sure!
@@PanTheOrganizer love the work your doing such an amazing person and you inspire us as a diy community to keep it clean 😁 . Thanks Pan
Thanks I appreciate it! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 860,000 subscribers and we have almost 110 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
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I applied this on a Chevy Equinox. About 9 months later I reapplied the coating. It was still working but I don’t see my sister in law very often since she lives out of state. It survived at least 3 seasons of Michigan weather including fall, winter and spring.
My prep was cleaning the glass with a wax free car shampoo. Then using a DA polisher with clay lube. Next was an IPA wipe. Finally I applied the coating. I was really happy with the results. I did have her fill her windshield washer fluid with Rain X fluid exclusively.
Awesome!! Thanks for sharing your experience.
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It's been 14 months since I applied it to the windshield and still works well, live in Sweden and here we have a lot of snow and salty roads.
Well that's very impressive then wow
@Pantheorganizer202 Hi how do I claim the gift?
Always love the real world updates, very informative
Glad you like them!
I applied Glaco DX this past weekend. I'm probably the only person in England begging for some rain so I can assess the real performance.
Did you manage to get some rain after a year?
@@michalwarmbier4113 lol. Some
Live in Philippines 🇵🇭 thanks Pan for sharing this video. I’ve purchased glaco and will try on my car.
Thanks for watching Eleazar! How did you discover my channel?
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Switzerland here, have been using Rollon Max for about 2 years now, re-appying every 3 months (it could probably easily hold another month or two) and i hardly ever use the wipers anymore. Even drizzle gets blown away at city speeds (50 KmH). Top product. Get it now 😅.
Thanks for letting us know!
So helpful. Thank you. My fave part of your videos is the links in the description. I "sit back and enjoy the video".
Awesome! Thank you!
Hi from Ottawa, ON.
After 6 months of using the Glaco, it still shows good water beading, but...I find that when using Windshield washer fluid on a cold day, it shows a film-like coat after wipers pass. It evaporates after.
It's nothing major, but the cold and whatever alcohol acts differently than just rain.
My truck is a daily driver, 15 000km per year.
Cheers,
Steph
Thanks for sharing Steph!
Great video again pan. I live in Vancouver BC Canada and our winter really isn't a canadian winter but more a rainy season. I tried this product last october on my brand new windshield. I did not use the compound first but used other compound and iso after. Applied cross hatch pattern and buffed off. It worked good for beading but wipers started to chatter after a week. Did good job of beading but the chatter drove me nuts had to take it off. Thx again for the videos
I've never tried a dedicated glass sealant, but found that Gyeon Wet Coat applied on glass works surprisingly well. It's more forgiving in terms of not requiring perfectly polished glass. Obviously you'll get maybe 2-3 months durability, but can't beat the ease of application
Yeah WetCoat is a great easy to apply versatile hydrophobics booster for sure. I also love it on wheels for quick maintenance.
I'm kind of with you on that. I fully understand coating and protecting the paint, I just don't get the obsession with doing it to glass. I know, to each their own. I simply clay bar all the glass including the panoramic roof, every time I do the car. Occasionally I'll use some quick detailer or Seal and Shine on all the glass except the windshield. I used Rain-X years ago for a time, but I didn't like the wiper chatter as it started to wear. It meant constantly having to reapply it. I just got a hold of some No-Touch Glass Stripper, cleaned it off, and never put anything on my windshields again. I've lived in the Northeast, South, and Southwest. I've driven cross country several times in nearly 40 years of driving. I've never felt insecure with how clean my windshield was or how well my wipers worked.
Hi Pan I'm living in Hong Kong I've been using this product for long time in fact they have a spray version which allow you to do it the last minute simply spray on the glass and start your wiper it will spread out evenly on your windshield great stuff from Soft 99.
ITEKT for me. Has been performing flawlessly for 2 months in our Canadian winter. Only windshield treatment that also reinforces the glass surface.
Very easy to use. Months of durability. One of the best glass coatings there out there. Have this on my daily at all times.
I agree. Well said.
Pan as you know I'm a huge fan of the Diamond protech diamond glass. Done some extensive testing on bathroom glass prior to using on any vehicle.
This stuff is incredible, been over 6 months and going strong with no issues. Here in Vancouver, Canada.
Certainly the easiest one to apply by far. Apply wait 15 mins, remove and inspect. Then apply a second coat and wait 15 minutes and remove any haze. Do a final inspection and no cure times, it's good to go!
Yeah it certainly is doing well for me so far. I still need more time to thoroughly test the ProTech line but so far so good.
Awesome! I just applied this a few hours ago. Saw that you recommended it and went for it. Happy to see this update.
Hope you enjoy it!
Hi from South East England. Another professional & informative video. Currently using Koch Chemie Nano glass sealant. Expensive but still working after 12 months & plenty of product left when needed. I’ve started, after your videos, to use the Soft99 as top up. Keep up the good work
Thanks for sharing
I used this product after seeing your introduction on this, and indeed it is a satisfying purchase. Easy to apply and buff off, and work amazingly. I'm at my 5th month now, and still work like day 1. Thanks once again for introducing me this product.
Thanks for the update!
I live in Japan and have been using Glaco since day one. I reapply once per year and have basically had flawless performance. For clarity, I keep it topped up with Glaco De Cleaner during big washes.
Thanks for sharing! How did you discover my channel by the way Sam?
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@@PanTheOrganizer I got a nicer car (by my standards 😋) and decided I wanted to look after the paint better than my previous car (black paint!). I looked around and watched a lot of videos, but yours always had a feeling of fun and accessibility. After watching a few videos back to back, I just felt I could trust your opinions, comments and recommendations. I've been watching for a while and recommended to friends in the UK and US too. I'm originally from the UK; I spent 10 years in Michigan and I've been in Japan for the last.7 years.
Pan this glass sealant performs better than anything I have used including some professional products. The abrasion from the wipers degrades most glass sealants. Thank you for another video!
Thanks Neil. And yes managing wiper use is crucial for the longevity of any glass coating.
I applied the Glaco outside mirror yesterday and it works great. Thanks for your instructional videos they are very helpful.
Thanks Philip!
I’ve just applied this to my windscreen, back window and my mirrors. I can’t wait to see it in action.
Cool! Enjoy! Did you prep the windshield properly?
@@PanTheOrganizer.yes. I used the same compound cleaner in your video. I bought this because of your video, so thanks 👍🏼
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Im in Nz and it really worked well. Its over 8months already. Still works like day 1.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Thanks for the update. Always been interested in this product for my own car and it looks like it is worth it for sure after watching your update. Great video as always and thanks for sharing 💪🙌
Thanks I appreciate it! What is your current glass sealant of choice?
@@PanTheOrganizer the last product I used was meguiar's glass sealant but didn't seem to last that long, a few months at most and made the wipers judder after a while. Definitely will be going with the one you featured for sure 💪
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Live in Hawaii. It’s rainy season. I drive without using wipes, because this product is SO good. Purchased this product because of Pan’s review/ channel.
Thanks for the trust you place in my opinion Tim.
Have you ever reviewed Kronos from Phoenix eod? Or Feynlab rinseless or ceramics?
Love the felt tip applicator! Makes it so easy to apply. Bought the whole set. Thanks Pan! You da man :)
Wanted to let you know I applied this windshield coating on my semi truck. Absolutely love it in the winter weather and rain.
That’s a great one! Enjoy!
I'm in the Uk and applied this back in October to all the windows on a car that's driven daily in all weathers and is parked outside too so a good vehicle to test it on as it's done a good 5k miles or more in that time. I haven't seen any drop off in performance at all and I'm expecting to see it meet the 12 months durability claim. A brilliant product and highly recommend. Thanks for the video Pan. 👍🏾
Thanks for sharing your experience Barry!
It’s amazing glass coating and I noticed it keep the glass clean most of the time 👍👍
How long does it last for you?
I live in Ireland always rains and windy I applied it September last year and still going strong love your videos by the way 👍👍
Thank you for the video Pan! Καλή συνέχεια!
Pan, I love this product. I typically clay the glass and reapply every 6 months not because its needed but because its so simple and fast.
Good point. I do clay block the glasses. But im not sure about using ceramic on glass… I do live in the tropics where rains heavy almost every day; and temps are mostly around 90F. And the least i want, are water beads on my winshield while driving :/
And i dont use the wipers at all, unless it’s raining heavy.
Gyeon trim coating, lasts me 5-6 months. Ardex ceramic coating, is a gem 😍
Thanks for the update Pan. Another technique I find works well for those who wonder about using glass cleaning products on the glass coating. I use a glass cleaner from a company called Mannet's which is a lesser known detailing company. They have a fantastic glass cleaner that actually repels fingerprints with some sort of additive but it works incredibly well on coatings for glass also. Those newer glass cleaners (with the Si02 component added into the glass cleaner) also work really well and then top up the coating every time you use it, thus actually extending the life of the coating. Some argue you could then get the properties of that particular infused cleaner, etc etc. etc. etc., but I have never noticed any change in the performance of the coating itself when using a ceramic infused glass cleaner over the top of it. I have Polishangel RAIN 9H on it right now but I plan on trying this GLACO ULTRA as soon as I need to buy more product.
I'm from the Philippines and I'm using MTX's Stainz Out and Stain Guard on our vehicles' glasses. The longevity of it really depends on how much the car is taken cared fo. We have one which is daily driven and always exposed to sun and rain and it lasted for 4 months, it also was used with a few different products that are mismatching of brands so I think that affected it as well. We have another that is used weekly and gets rained upon as it doesn't have a roof but is shaded and the product is still there after 6 months but you really do notice it degrading in performance. Lastly, we have one that is used weekly as well and is always under a roof if not in use and the product is pretty much still like it was applied yesterday even though it is already 6 months as well. All of the cars are washed 2-4 times a month.
Nova Car Care Rain has been phenomenal so far. Never have to use windshield wipers day or night or in a heavy downpour storm
From Malaysia. I have been using Glaco for many years now. Usually reapply every year. Previously, only wash the car once a month because apartment car wash bay only available when the hot sun is out.
Yeah it's an amazing glass coating. Thanks for sharing your experience. How did you discover my channel by the way Edmund?
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Just sharing my work on my car few weeks back specifically just on my glass.
I do have some interest in doing car detailing myself(DIY) and your videos came in handy a lot of times. The only challenges watching your videos is some of the products are not available in my country. But learning the process helps me to source for different brands that is available to me.
I used the Adam's Polishes Graphene Glass Coating on my wife's car last September. The only maintenance it has gotten besides washing was a drying aid. The performance has been outstanding so far. I live in Northern Illinois and while the winter has been somewhat mild we still deal with a heavy amount of salted roads. I took the car on a 2500 Mile road Trip after putting on the coating. Since the trip we have probably put on a total of 10,000 miles.
Thanks for the update!
3 months in with the ultra. Parked outside with lots of snow and ice. Just had a carwash and water was flying off the windshield.. I love this product
I did not do the same prep just cleaned as well as I could
Try a proper prep next time. This will decontaminate the glass and your coating will highly likely last longer too. :)
@@PanTheOrganizer What brush do you use to get snow off your car? Please do a video on the proper way to get snow off your car without scratching.
Je viens de le posé pour la première fois et je suis choqué de l'efficacité du produit 😍😍
Ouais il est super!
Awesome thank you 🙏 Pan, I clicked on the description and it took me straight to Amazon and just ordered it 👍 ones again thank you and keep up the great job 🙏
Thanks Joe!
Another informative "real world" product test thanks again pan!
Thanks Ian!
This stuff works amazing. Merci Pan for the recommendation! I put mine on 7 months ago and still going strong. I'm in northern Alberta and it gets COLD here lol. The windshield has definitely lost some performance, but the rest of the windows and rear glass are still like the day I applied! 10/10
Cool thanks for the update!
@@PanTheOrganizer You're welcome, and thank you for the informative videos!
My pleasure! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 860,000 subscribers and we have almost 110 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
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@@PanTheOrganizer Oh I have been following for a few years now! I think I searched for something detailing related once upon a time, and one of your videos came up. I think back when I first started detailing in 2019, haha. It's been a while!
I live in rainy northern England and used the compound and Ultra Glaco in Sept last year. I love how the windows look effortlessly cleaner, and I also like using the window washers and wipers just to wipe all of the beads out! 6 months and it's still going strong. Ive used my washer fluid at full concentrate/undiluted, because it's winter. Really pleased. Rain-X was my first but I found that it doesn't last more than a month and I'm too lazy to keep having to apply it.
Good choice Anna. And thanks for sharing your experience.
Glad to see your signature intro back!
More to come!
I was the lucky winner of this product some time ago. I admit that I don’t remember durability, but this product keeps all its promises, especially when it comes to very easy application. I recommend it.
Thanks for the update!
Live in Malaysia 🇲🇾. Hot sunny weather during the seasons and super rainy days after a while. Had been using the Ultra Glaco product, and it seems to see that after 10 months, the water beating effect during the rain situations like driving at 80kmh, was degrading. But overall, it still does the job pretty well.
It’s hard to beat for the price.
I've been using gyeon quick view. Mixed results. Summer good. Winter is not so good. I live in Wisconsin. Good update Pan.
Thanks Kim!!
So just to be cheap/not wanting to buy extras. I used turtle wax hybrid ceramic spray sealant on my windshield. It has been 4 months since and 5 storms since, it still holds up not problem.
I was using IGL glass but bought Glaco because of its simplicity. Going to apply it soon!
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I have been using this product for 3 years now as well as other 99 Fusso products and they are hard to beat, Frank Ireland
Hey where do you get it from in Ireland and how long has it lasted for you before reapplying?
@@Cianaldo015 . Mick's Garage in Dublin and I get nearly a year but still works after that if maintained
Thanks for sharing!
I just applied glaco for the first time!
Cool! You will like this product. It's still my favourite glass coating. How was the application? Easy enough?
@@PanTheOrganizer thank you for all the amazing product reviews and good instructional videos 👍I have been a huge fan of your channel all the way from Australia!
Cool! Cheers from Canada mate! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 900,000 subscribers and we have over 116 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
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Great review. Thanks for testing various products, and for your performance comments. 👍
Thanks!
Just received these products from Carzilla today! Purchased them based on your 2023 winners. Looks like rain from tomorrow evening through the rest of the week here in Montreal Canada, so hopefully will apply the coating on Sunday morning. Should have ordered them a week sooner. (LOL) Great channel. Where's Andy?
Good choice!! Enjoy Mike!
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I've only tested Aquapel. In my opinion it lasts a very long time. It's been maybe 2-3 years since I last applied it and it still has an effect, not at all like new but it is still there beading the water. Also it makes frost removal much easier compared to untreated windows. I live in Sweden.
Yes Aquapel typically lasts 4-6 months in my conditions, very good product too. But the Soft99 is my favourite consumer grade glass coating by far.
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@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks. I am getting a new car soon (I hope, supply is limited right now, I have it ordered but no delivery date yet).
I am very interested in getting up to speed on car detailing while I wait. It has been a few years since I looked into these things and there are a lot of new products available.
Soft99 seems like they have lots and lots of great products. I have already started a purchasing list, it is getting quite expensive. 😝
Thank you for another informative video Pan. I am convinced. The Ceramic Pro Rain that I have is not very good this would be so much better for Canadian weather
Glad it was helpful!
I used to apply Aquapel, back when it was manufactured by PPG, and it lasted about one year. It's sold in single application pads that covered one big windshield only and evaporated quickly, so you can't close the applicator or continue re-coating later... and it goes for $8-13 per pad, so it's not cheap. It's now made by another company, so I can't say if it's still as good.
Pan, great review on soft99 product, thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Thank u for the update pan! Will be picking some of this up. I have been using anglewax glass protect, typically il get almost a year.
Glad it was helpful!
I have been applying this product every summer since 2018. I park outside, exposed to Virginia weather. It works at least 12 months for me. I do use Glaco compound with DA polisher before applying Glaco Ultra.
Only down side is that it seems like Glaco products go out of stock quick whenever you cover thier products.
Hehe yeah with an audience approaching 1 million subscribers and millions more watching, it often happens that products quickly sell out after I make a video.
Thanks for sharing your experience with the product!
The only Reviews I trust it , 👍
Thanks for the trust you place in my opinion!
I really like Griot's Glass Sealant and it lasts a very long time as well, but I might give this a go when I run out.
Thanks for the update. Just purchased some
Enjoy!
The Favorite product of mine for glass has been a fairly new product. The Adams Graphene glass coating. So far I have not seen anything perform even close to this coating. Also it has now been over 6 months and I have not seen any degradation.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for the review of this product. I live in Japan and I've seen glaco everywhere. I was curious about it and I'm glad you reviewed it. I was wondering if this could also be applied on window visors. Speaking of window visors, if you have a video to cleaning/restoring, maintenance and protection I would appreciate it if you could point me in the right direction. Thanks again!
Looks amazing
Thanks for watching.
I live in Malaysia. Mine lasted over a year with a single coat and no maintenance spray. It was a monsoon year and I was surprised it lasted that long with lots of wiper usage. The coating on my side windows still beads like crazy and its almost 3 years on one single coat.
It’s awesome! 👍🏻
I applied this stuff to the wife's car in the fall and it's still going strong. Also applied it to the glass shower panels lol. I used Carpro Flyby Forte on my car and the application was a real pain in the a$$. Don't think I'll be using that one again.
Yeah Glaco Ultra is super easy to apply.
Rain X once every month or 2 on the windscreen. Takes only a few minutes and a bottle lasts forever. CQuartz SiC on all other glass. SiC on the inside of the windows and outside will make your power windows go up and down faster due to the slickness.
Great video. Must have missed it earlier. Saw your video on the new Stoner Invisible Glass Coating. Looked at both and doing a hybrid. Using Stoners Glass Stripper because it is half as much and seems to do the same thing. Then going to apply the Ultra Glaco. Thanks for the review.
Ultra Glaco is hard to beat. Good pick!
@@PanTheOrganizer So I did use the Stoner Invisible Glass stripper after I had done the initial foaming and rinse of my car. I pressure washed the windshield and back window but did have to use a microfiber towel to get the residual compound off. I then washed the rest of my car with P&S car shampoo and then dried with a leaf blower. Had to do another cleaning with Stoner Invisible Glass cleaner and then did an IPA wipe down as well. Put the Ultra Glaco on both back window and windshield and wiped off the residual after five minutes. I have now waited over 12 hours and the glass looks perfect. I have not gotten it wet yet but the process was pretty easy. I do recommend you wash the windshield and then put on the stripper and then wash the car. That residual stripper I would not want flowing down the car and not wash it off. My car is garage kept and is in a parking garage at work so it does not get beat by the elements. Let's see if it ends up going the 12 months as described.
I may have apllied it wrong, but I used their cleaner with the felt pad before applying glaco ultra (like in the video), but my wipers started chattering after the application, and I wouldn’t say it’s super uniform, but there is definitely some effect there. And super small water beads are staying in place even at 90 km/h
Great video. Always top 🔝
Thank you 🙌
South of England, I'm using Carpro flyby fortè one of the latest versions. It's good, hard to install but did it OK. I'm very interested in this for my work van and other car. When I bulk buy a load of stuff I'll be sure to include the cleaner and ultra in my basket
And it’s so quick and easy to appy.
look at Pan face at 5:11 xD. Any way, always a big fan. keep up the good work!!
14 months later,
all 4 side door glass still beading like day 1
front & back windshield show signs of degrading, yet still beading
no juddering
Love from Malaysia
Cool!
Living in Netherlands, doing around 15k km/year, car is garage kept. I have glaco compound and sealant bought and waiting to be used. My car’s windshield got “nano coating” applied by car glass company i went to fix a stone chip. They had it advertised for 8 month, it’s been almost 11 month and it’s still doing great, been waiting for it to fail to compare glaco vs nextzett glass sealant, i already know whichone will fail first, as i have tested nextzett on my wife’s car which is kept outside but hasn’t been doing nearly the driving my car gets. First i tried one coat which had quite a wear on the path of wipers in 3 weeks, then i did 3 coats with longer curing before buffing time. It’s been 4.5 month and is pretty much dead, so going to apply glaco on my wifes car, and thinking of putting Koch Chemie Nano glass on mine, or do a comparison with glaco maybe. Will see. Nextzett is going on side windows as of now, even though a simple Turtle wax Hybrid ceramic spray coating is still doing well after around 10 month (on side windows). Oh and the prep for nextzett sealant was polishing with 8mm da with glass polishing pad and sonax glass polish, followed with gyeon prep. I’m really impressed with Fusso coat so i expect nothing less from glaco 👍
I had to replay the section where you said ..because she's the one who mainly drives the vehicle" I heard "...she didn't me driving her vehicle." Funny.
LOL
Hi there !
Used it on my model 3 Tesla with bad auto wiper system. Works pretty well, no wiper utility over 80 km/h. But, there is a bit of white glare (un voile en français) when using them in town. Maybe I should have put some on the wipers itself. I’ll try to re apply it when it will be hotter outside.
Very interesting one Pan I know soft 99 for their spray sealant but will test this one and follow the process
Thanks for watching!
Good stuff my man! I was gonna use rainx, BUT after this video I'm gonna give this a whirl.
You will be on another level with Glaco Ultra.
In The Netherlands, compound and Glaco Ultra, 6 months with wear spots but i dry with a cloth (maybe thats more abrasive) and in those months no maintenance and washing about every 2 months, lot of rainy weather here so wiper use is high, specially on low speeds.
For me the most important is that sh** doesnt stick :) , i park my car under a tree as well so i (try) to keep coats in good condition and 6 months is usually time when i apply a new coat, including Fusso coat on the body.
but to be honest, the Fusso on the pain will 100% last a year for me and windshield not so much (too much wear spots for my liking).
Best tip is to do good prep, one step i also take is using silicone off spray from Soft 99 before i start with any prep and coat, my steps : wash/dry/silicone off/Glaco compound/Glaco Ultra/Fusso coat
Thanks for sharing your personal experience. Different conditions, different results. Hence why it's important that one does their own testing to find out what works best for their conditions and maintenance level, as there are many variables to consider.
For me here in Montreal, when properly applied, with a vehicle that goes through proper regular washes, it lasts 10-12 months.
@@PanTheOrganizer I don’t doubt that it will last for a full year, it’s a fantastic product and best of all is that it is so easy to apply. I even use it for my shower cabin that is made of glass :)
Hey Pan great video! I really like the triple threat of rainx sealant, rainx washer fluid, and rainx clean and protect.
Thanks! Did you try Ultra Glaco?
@@PanTheOrganizer not yet maybe soon.
I used this today I like the way it removes streak free. That one that starts with a r....-x can be a bear 🐻.
Thanks for sharing your experience! How did you discover my channel?
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@PanTheOrganizer I have followed you for 5+ years I would guess. Saturday morning coffee with Pan.
That's awesome! Always nice to see long term viewers always back and faithful to the Pan The Organizer channel. Thank you for being such a loyal viewer. And if I can make your morning coffee that much better, I'm happy! :)
i use Griots Garage Glass Sealer, Good Bang for the $$ apply twice a year, ( spring-fall) Quebec Canada. last apx 15,000kms hwy
I just use clay and glass polish then apply leftover ceramic coatings to the windshield. I like Glassparancy coatings
GlassParency have a great glass coating for sure. I have tested that on my channel a few years ago.
@Pan The Organizer unrelated question... I was wondering if you could do a test or share your thoughts on products that you spray on and rinse off. as a detailer I believe this to be a waste of product and not really doing as good of a job as just using them as drying aides spray on wet surface then towel dry to not waste and wash off the product onto the floor. why would it even be recommended to spray a product on and then wash it off doesn't really make any real sense. maybe you could elaborate on a video as it seems to be more marketing than anything..plus you don't get complete coverage just the areas you sprayed. This should be a big concern to detailers and hasn't really been addressed. as a subscriber I know you like to get to the bottom of things and set the record straight so I thought I'd ask
Hello Paaaaann !!!
Vidéo pour moi ! Merci !!!
Et bien je le mets sur toutes les surfaces vitrées des voitures, ça pourrait durer un an environ, mais j'aime recharger vers les 8 mois, nous roulons en Lorraine environ 20/25000 par année chaque voiture.
En ce moment il neige.
Je trouve par contre que le glaco de cleaner laisse des traces, contrairement au stoner ou au Puris.
Ouais c'est un très bon traitement de vitres!
Does it leave a haze on rainy night after wiper swipe? Aquapel does this with my brand new wipers. and it also judders
Not in my experience and my conditions.
Sof99 Glaco seems to be an excellent product. My neighbor has it on his Lexus. Similar performance as yours.
Good to know!
Try silicone wipers. PIAA is the only brand I have used. Deposits a silicone layer with each wipe and they last at least 3x regular wipers. Actually never replaced a PIAA wipers, 1st set in 2019 still no streaks but silicone effects are starting to diminish.
They do come with a wet wipe style treatment as well.