Just winter prepped my car and used this as the final product. So easy to apply, so easy to wipe off. Something that's so important to me as i have a dodgy heart and spending hours buffing of no longer appeals to me.
John a very interesting test would be the DIY ceramic gloss versus Clean. Sealant of the new line of Pan the Organizer. Gonna put those 2 here also on my testing panel once im able to get my hands on Pan’s product but would appreciate ur knowledge as well.
Jon.. been a sub for a long time, really enjoy your videos because your VERY honest❗️ That said, please tell me/us that your not working on your own product line🤷♂️ This trend is REALLY annoying right now, maybe an idea for a future video of yours, should be good for "a couple clicks"🤔💡
@@klasseact6663 oh it was a video of John himself but i can not recall which one. Rly not long ago… Sorry if i was not clear enough because English is not mother language. 😁
yer no plans to mate. I think it would kill the fun for me, and I cant review stuff if Im selling the same products. Im not sure if its even legal in UK law, but it would just feel a bit awkward and I think it might harm the channel. There are very few detailing channels surviving in the UK at the moment ive always just worked on the assumption I have to give value to people watching or the channel dies. Uk viewers are very different to American. We do not buy into BS and we hate advertising with a passion. Americans love advertising, and absord it, its even part of the culture. So I can understand why lots of the USA guys are starting brands as I think they will sell but its a different landscape over here.
Hey Jon. I like knowing about different products. Thanks for putting them out there. And I always apply with a low pile microfibre and the buff it with a softer high pile microfibre. Thanks again for the video and, as always, learned some new stuff. Till the next one.👍🏻
Will you be testing any of Pan the Organizer’s new product range? Would definitely like your opinion as I’ve always been impressed with your level of testing/comparisons and honest feedback.
@scowil456 According to The House of Rags, Jamie and Eddie will be expanding to the UK next, closely followed by Europe, Australia and Japan. The UK arm of THOR is expected to pull the trigger in late November. They're struggling with demand on the CAN/US website stock. Every time new stock is available it sells within a day or two. I think once demand has been fulfilled then they can focus on global supply starting with us next on the list. I'm interested in Pans 8 year coating as its got more active ingredients then the 3yr. 110° bead angles and unrivalled gloss and slickness. Eddie's already torture tested using a citrus product that used to remove old coatings and sealants, I was surprised to see it completed untouched after lots of aggressive goes with that product. Once the hype and marketing has backed off, it could be a pretty good product especially at the price point of around £110 with today's exchange rate. I'm keeping a close eye on all my feeds for this one.
@@ForensicDetailing I contacted Pan and he said his full product range will be available in the UK by mid-late October. They’re just waiting for House of Rags to complete the setting up of their UK distribution arm.
3d Bead it up has been on my car for 5 weeks. Still beading nicely. Definitely going to use it as a topper, probably monthly, over winter. Its a bit of a gem really. And, like this Meznzrna, easy to apply
I'd use one cloth for application and on for buffing, especially when the cloth becomes more saturated Jon. Look an excellent product, sadly sold out in2.
I'm one of the first to comment instead of being 3 or 4 days later 🎉😂, go me! I really need to start using up my ceramic sprays more, I don't know why I'm not to be honest. It's probably down to having the energy levels and time. I like that you've noticed the smaller more niche gaps in the market that's allowed more independent brands to grow. Some of the bigger brands that pick off the Sheeple like Chemical guys, Autofinesse just seem to be tight with the active ingredients and always gives you that feeling of 'It's nice but I know this paintwork could look better vibes'. I really think during this group test that you really have found the best small independent brands that give you what you've always been looking for. It's important to remember that you need to do your own research and spend a little bit of time identifying these sorts of brands rather then picking off something from the shelves at Halfords. Thanks John for your hard work 👍
For a ceramic coated car they are not really needed that's why i don't use them, rinsless does it all tbh, but they bring back the slickness, also it's a little pleasurable to work with good ones if you have the time, i just don't like layering products, raw coating performance is the best for me.
@victoryensured7137 I've got Carpro CQuartz UK layered with CQ SIC in one car and Dquartz Go on my other car. I also used Armour detail supplies Hero and Labocosmetica Idrosave rinseless washes Labocosmetica has some good built in temporary protection which I really like. However, I do use Carpro Reload and Gtechiq C2 ceramic sealant. It's worth adding a layer after your washed it as it really does give the whole car that warm glow just like the day you ceramic coated it. The ceramic sealant fills in micro marring and cracks were it's staring to age/ wear. It's just maintains your coating a bit longer. But if you plan on replacing your coating to try something new after a year or two then you're probably right by not worrying about a sealant. However that warm glow does look outstanding from a decent ceramic sealant or ceramic detail spray. They claim up to 6 months but the glossy glow is finished within a couple of weeks in reality. So it's nice to top it off now and then
@ForensicDetailing No worries, it's the hard work from yourself that makes detailing enjoyable. These tests also give use the viewers' options on what characteristics they feel are important on a personal level. You might not want a bead monster (I can't think why anyone wouldn't) and prefer the feeling of slickness and the look of gloss, which was the purpose of the test and to showcase that more on this video too. I appreciate that. It's not always about the product that's scored the most points. Superb testing 👌 👏
@@79blustone I agree, it's more of a personal thing, as I said i really like playing with new products and quick detailers (ceramic or no) but i also like to play with coatings, the thing i do is my garage queen has Mohs Evo topped with cancoat and it gets no toppers whatsoever, im testing the durability on it even though it's garaged (testing in best conditions) and my daily Toyota CHR has Cancoat Evo, wanted to test it raw too, but i got myself wanting for something to do (coatings are really lazy, wich i love and hate :) i give it a bit of Gyeon ceramic qd, and i like working with it, still i see that it's changing cancoats king-like hydro, and morphing it to something else. I would steer clear using sealants on ceramic (let's differentiate sealants and quick detailers) as it has no sense in my opinion, it's lasting sometimes even less thatn a Ceramic QD and it's WAY more costly 🤔 Oh and i really like your comment's to, seen you on Mike's G comment section defending Bilt Hamber from those power and drama hungry Americans (🤣). Also it's cool that John tests those stuff for us - it's a lot of work and im really glad to have his channel!
I spray various kinds of ceramic sprays nearly everyday...Chemical Guys HydroCharge...Mafra Ceramic and wax...Meguiars Ceramic mixed with wax...Autoglym ceramic spray and Turtle Wax hybrid ceramic detailer...
My go to for winter is BH Touch-On (once a month). What would you recommend as a complimentary/compatible QD between uses? Currently I use their Auto-QD, but that has no ceramic properties and I’m coming to the end of the bottle so looking for the next thing to try!
I still have auto QD. if I was not doing all this detailing and getting to explore these and I just had to have some stuff then auto QD is what I would use. 1:9 Its just so cheap at that ratio. Its has no bling but its a tool. If you want a blingy ceramic spray that beads I think collinite beadcoat probably edges it over this menzerna.
Hope you get to review Clean by Pan. His major mistep in his latest video (check the comments!) gives you a major opportunity as one of the very few truly independent reviewers of detailing products. Its a shame for him but he can no longer be viewed as unbiased. I reckon a review of his line would be a huge bonus to your channel.
Would this remove the light filler that Cleanser Polish puts down? I’m about to hand apply it and am looking for something easy to apply that locks it in.
I think he already did, use the search on his channel. I've tried it : cheap, economical, last up to a month or more depending on the weather. Is it something you would buy again? No. Nanolex Sisplash works easier, much better and glossier finish. Or sobax Spray and Seal which is very 👍.
yer I liked the economy of it. because its formulated for a lance its mega high concentration. Seems to work well enough. I do still favour Wet coat though for performance. And Koch PW for overall value and versatility.
@@ForensicDetailing Sorry Jon !!!! I'm new to this weapon in ones arsenal, going into winter and cold unit not fancying using up my 5 tins of 250g speed wax next 6 mths, thinking using a citrus and then this instead of a wax Oct-April. What's the Wet Coat product ?? , I'll look up grab the KC PW though dearer I use KC products, cheers Dan
you could mate yes but I do like systems. So fusso is a flouro polymer. top it with fusso boost speed and barrirer and its the same active material as the base coat.
Im struggling to recal it. I dont think it stood out of the pack when I did the group test. AW I love as a brand though. they have some really good stuff
@@bertowulf exactly that, he said in the last video it should be coming back in stock, think I've been looking for 3 months now still don't have a ceramic sealant... 😆
i think beadcoat has to be shipped over from the USA and it takes time. But yer I think whatever they think they should ship over. Maybe quadruple the numbers as theres a lot of demand for it. I really like the beadcoat.
i hear you mate. but it becomes good in the wet winter months here. but yer almost irrelevent in the summer. but LSP is so cheap and readily available and theres so many options that are rapid to apply now, I agree its less of an issue.
I'm in Canada, the roads are covered in salt/sand all winter and it's so cold a lot of pay-to-wash stations close. Need an LSP to last at least 6 months, and Jon's durability tests help me pick what to apply in the fall.
Das hab ich ihm unter einem der letzten Videos auch gefragt und auch erwähnt, dass der BSD in Deutschland sehr beliebt ist. Er mag den BSD nicht, weil er ihm zu stumpf ist und angeblich einen Schleier hinterlässt. Außerdem hatte ich noch eine Diskussion losgetreten mit ein paar Neunmalklugen, die sagten, dass der BSD nur ein Detailer ist. Er hieße ja auch so. Ich konnte sie nicht überzeugen, dass der BSD eine Versiegelung ist.
@@musikus7092 Meistens arbeiten diese Leute mit Partnershops zusammen oder wollen bestimmte Produkte unterstützen, so kann ich mir das nur erklären. Aber hier in Deutschland ist das teilweise auch so. Es gibt 3 Produkte die alles abdecken, aber wenn ich hier sehe mit welchen Billigprodukte gearbeitet wird. 🤔
Sie müssen mich nicht davon überzeugen, dass BSD ein Dichtungsmittel ist. Sie müssen Sonax überzeugen. Sie nennen es einen Detailer. Aber als ich es vor 10 Jahren zum ersten Mal auf dem Kanal rezensierte, erwähnte ich, dass die Leistung fast mit der vieler Dichtstoffe mithalten kann. In Bezug auf die Trübung und die Dicke sind dies auch Dinge, die mir, aber Leuten, berichtet wurden, als wir über das Produkt diskutierten. Aber ich habe es bemerkt.
Nice review as always John. Question, I’m all your reviews and experience of pretty much every detailing product, which product would you recommend for ease of use, speed of application and ultimate beading action? A product for the family man who might only have limited time but wants top class water behaviour.
Well collinite beadcoat is pretty solid. Its as hydrophobic as it gets and I like it because it goes on nice. The new Siramik lustrious sealant is a beast if you want durability. Original 12m fusso is a durability beast. double speed is the beast performing budget paste wax you will get for 15 quid. I like jesscar powerlock ultra due to the smooth buff. TW seal and shine is a good cheap all rounder. Gyeon Ceramic Detailer is solid maintainance detailer. Cancoat is good light weight ceramic. All this stuff I mention here is the stuff I have kept over the years. Rupes advances too great AIO sealant and finishing polish.
Just winter prepped my car and used this as the final product. So easy to apply, so easy to wipe off. Something that's so important to me as i have a dodgy heart and spending hours buffing of no longer appeals to me.
I had it on my car and then decided to put on fusso coat shortly after…earned my love when I seen how hard it was to get off the car
John a very interesting test would be the DIY ceramic gloss versus Clean. Sealant of the new line of Pan the Organizer. Gonna put those 2 here also on my testing panel once im able to get my hands on Pan’s product but would appreciate ur knowledge as well.
Could be a close one to call :)
Best detailing channel.
Appreciate that
@@ForensicDetailing just my honest opinion. Enjoy your weekend, Jon!
Hi john what do you think is the best compound and polish for bmw paint. By the way love your channel
any of the good OEM polisher brands mate. Koch, Scholl, Menz, Rupes, 3m etc..
Jon.. been a sub for a long time, really enjoy your videos because your VERY honest❗️ That said, please tell me/us that your not working on your own product line🤷♂️ This trend is REALLY annoying right now, maybe an idea for a future video of yours, should be good for "a couple clicks"🤔💡
I think he mentioned in the comments of another video that he wishes them the best, but he is not. 😊
@NoFix thank you, wonder who's video but nonetheless, I'm glad he's not🙏
@@klasseact6663 oh it was a video of John himself but i can not recall which one. Rly not long ago… Sorry if i was not clear enough because English is not mother language. 😁
yer no plans to mate. I think it would kill the fun for me, and I cant review stuff if Im selling the same products. Im not sure if its even legal in UK law, but it would just feel a bit awkward and I think it might harm the channel. There are very few detailing channels surviving in the UK at the moment ive always just worked on the assumption I have to give value to people watching or the channel dies. Uk viewers are very different to American. We do not buy into BS and we hate advertising with a passion. Americans love advertising, and absord it, its even part of the culture. So I can understand why lots of the USA guys are starting brands as I think they will sell but its a different landscape over here.
@@NoFix no worries, your English is fine😉
I use gtechniq Sealant,.which works well on top of my Ceramic coating
great video as usual , looks like another one for the collection i got to buy , 🙃
Hey Jon. I like knowing about different products. Thanks for putting them out there. And I always apply with a low pile microfibre and the buff it with a softer high pile microfibre. Thanks again for the video and, as always, learned some new stuff. Till the next one.👍🏻
Keep up with yours testing. Probably best comparison testing .
Thanks, will do
Will you be testing any of Pan the Organizer’s new product range? Would definitely like your opinion as I’ve always been impressed with your level of testing/comparisons and honest feedback.
no idea mate. Im keen to try some but im not sure if its gonna be in the UK or how much it will be.
I'm with you there on that one fella about Pan's own new brand of products fingers crossed john does a review of his products!!🤞🏻👍🏻
@@ForensicDetailing lets see Pan's Clean. ceramic spray (6-12 months claimed durability) vs Apex Surface BC9 Revamp (9-12 months claimed durability). Both are water-based ceramic sealants.
@scowil456 According to The House of Rags, Jamie and Eddie will be expanding to the UK next, closely followed by Europe, Australia and Japan. The UK arm of THOR is expected to pull the trigger in late November. They're struggling with demand on the CAN/US website stock. Every time new stock is available it sells within a day or two. I think once demand has been fulfilled then they can focus on global supply starting with us next on the list. I'm interested in Pans 8 year coating as its got more active ingredients then the 3yr. 110° bead angles and unrivalled gloss and slickness. Eddie's already torture tested using a citrus product that used to remove old coatings and sealants, I was surprised to see it completed untouched after lots of aggressive goes with that product. Once the hype and marketing has backed off, it could be a pretty good product especially at the price point of around £110 with today's exchange rate. I'm keeping a close eye on all my feeds for this one.
@@ForensicDetailing I contacted Pan and he said his full product range will be available in the UK by mid-late October. They’re just waiting for House of Rags to complete the setting up of their UK distribution arm.
3d Bead it up has been on my car for 5 weeks. Still beading nicely. Definitely going to use it as a topper, probably monthly, over winter. Its a bit of a gem really. And, like this Meznzrna, easy to apply
bead it up does not really bead much. If you want beads use Beadcoat theres a bit difference in hydrophobic performance.
You've done it again Jon, the Collinite is sold out all over.😉
its you guys not me :) but yer they need to import a lot more from the USA I think.
My favorite still to date is Koch Chemie FSE. Just makes the paint feel nice and clean
yer but its a descalar primarily mate. you use FSE when you have water spots. the gloss it leaves behind is from the quats.
I'd use one cloth for application and on for buffing, especially when the cloth becomes more saturated Jon. Look an excellent product, sadly sold out in2.
I'm one of the first to comment instead of being 3 or 4 days later 🎉😂, go me! I really need to start using up my ceramic sprays more, I don't know why I'm not to be honest. It's probably down to having the energy levels and time. I like that you've noticed the smaller more niche gaps in the market that's allowed more independent brands to grow. Some of the bigger brands that pick off the Sheeple like Chemical guys, Autofinesse just seem to be tight with the active ingredients and always gives you that feeling of 'It's nice but I know this paintwork could look better vibes'. I really think during this group test that you really have found the best small independent brands that give you what you've always been looking for. It's important to remember that you need to do your own research and spend a little bit of time identifying these sorts of brands rather then picking off something from the shelves at Halfords. Thanks John for your hard work 👍
For a ceramic coated car they are not really needed that's why i don't use them, rinsless does it all tbh, but they bring back the slickness, also it's a little pleasurable to work with good ones if you have the time, i just don't like layering products, raw coating performance is the best for me.
you are mate and just wanted to say thanks for being so active in the comments and positive. your a top guy.
@victoryensured7137 I've got Carpro CQuartz UK layered with CQ SIC in one car and Dquartz Go on my other car. I also used Armour detail supplies Hero and Labocosmetica Idrosave rinseless washes Labocosmetica has some good built in temporary protection which I really like. However, I do use Carpro Reload and Gtechiq C2 ceramic sealant. It's worth adding a layer after your washed it as it really does give the whole car that warm glow just like the day you ceramic coated it. The ceramic sealant fills in micro marring and cracks were it's staring to age/ wear. It's just maintains your coating a bit longer. But if you plan on replacing your coating to try something new after a year or two then you're probably right by not worrying about a sealant. However that warm glow does look outstanding from a decent ceramic sealant or ceramic detail spray. They claim up to 6 months but the glossy glow is finished within a couple of weeks in reality. So it's nice to top it off now and then
@ForensicDetailing No worries, it's the hard work from yourself that makes detailing enjoyable. These tests also give use the viewers' options on what characteristics they feel are important on a personal level. You might not want a bead monster (I can't think why anyone wouldn't) and prefer the feeling of slickness and the look of gloss, which was the purpose of the test and to showcase that more on this video too. I appreciate that. It's not always about the product that's scored the most points. Superb testing 👌 👏
@@79blustone I agree, it's more of a personal thing, as I said i really like playing with new products and quick detailers (ceramic or no) but i also like to play with coatings, the thing i do is my garage queen has Mohs Evo topped with cancoat and it gets no toppers whatsoever, im testing the durability on it even though it's garaged (testing in best conditions) and my daily Toyota CHR has Cancoat Evo, wanted to test it raw too, but i got myself wanting for something to do (coatings are really lazy, wich i love and hate :) i give it a bit of Gyeon ceramic qd, and i like working with it, still i see that it's changing cancoats king-like hydro, and morphing it to something else. I would steer clear using sealants on ceramic (let's differentiate sealants and quick detailers) as it has no sense in my opinion, it's lasting sometimes even less thatn a Ceramic QD and it's WAY more costly 🤔 Oh and i really like your comment's to, seen you on Mike's G comment section defending Bilt Hamber from those power and drama hungry Americans (🤣). Also it's cool that John tests those stuff for us - it's a lot of work and im really glad to have his channel!
Hello John, I like Collinite products but Im struggling to source this one. Any suggestions please?
its coming mate the distributor has it coming from USA to UK.
@@ForensicDetailing Thanks Johnm, Ill leave it a while then!
I spray various kinds of ceramic sprays nearly everyday...Chemical Guys HydroCharge...Mafra Ceramic and wax...Meguiars Ceramic mixed with wax...Autoglym ceramic spray and Turtle Wax hybrid ceramic detailer...
Any review about feynlabs product range?
Keep the good work king
gonna get their rinseless in my next test
Hi John. Have you tried infinity wax ceramic boost. Lance applied wet then dried with the drying towl? Great durability and easey to apply.
not tried mate. ive lost the battle now to keep up. theres just too many brands. globally theres like a new brand every few hours now.
No worries. Just thought I would ask. If you do get chance give it a review it's a great product
My go to for winter is BH Touch-On (once a month). What would you recommend as a complimentary/compatible QD between uses? Currently I use their Auto-QD, but that has no ceramic properties and I’m coming to the end of the bottle so looking for the next thing to try!
I still have auto QD. if I was not doing all this detailing and getting to explore these and I just had to have some stuff then auto QD is what I would use. 1:9 Its just so cheap at that ratio. Its has no bling but its a tool. If you want a blingy ceramic spray that beads I think collinite beadcoat probably edges it over this menzerna.
Hope you get to review Clean by Pan. His major mistep in his latest video (check the comments!) gives you a major opportunity as one of the very few truly independent reviewers of detailing products. Its a shame for him but he can no longer be viewed as unbiased. I reckon a review of his line would be a huge bonus to your channel.
Would this remove the light filler that Cleanser Polish puts down? I’m about to hand apply it and am looking for something easy to apply that locks it in.
I dont think so mate no the menz is predominately water based. So the resins in the cleaner polish should be ok.
Hey John great video again please please order mirch bead king from Australia and tell me what you think of it
hey mate if its not really purchasable to people in the UK its very unlikely I will buy some to test because people cant get it easily
Hi John it's very easy to get hold of I live in Wales I got it no problem its easier to get then colonite mate
where you get it from?
Jon. Have you reviewed Polar Seal. aG product. Thanks.
I think he already did, use the search on his channel.
I've tried it : cheap, economical, last up to a month or more depending on the weather.
Is it something you would buy again? No.
Nanolex Sisplash works easier, much better and glossier finish.
Or sobax Spray and Seal which is very 👍.
yer I liked the economy of it. because its formulated for a lance its mega high concentration. Seems to work well enough. I do still favour Wet coat though for performance. And Koch PW for overall value and versatility.
@@ForensicDetailing Sorry Jon !!!! I'm new to this weapon in ones arsenal, going into winter and cold unit not fancying using up my 5 tins of 250g speed wax next 6 mths, thinking using a citrus and then this instead of a wax Oct-April. What's the Wet Coat product ?? , I'll look up grab the KC PW though dearer I use KC products, cheers Dan
gyeon wet coat mate
Is it ok to use ceremic sprays on shower screens? Or are they considered to not be “food” safe? (Not exactly the correct term!)
I wouldnt worry tbh. Anything that washes off will run down the drain. But what do I know 😅
its fine but some of them are not for glass and might leave a sort of haze... most are fine though ive done it.
Can you use these to top up a coat of fusso wax or wouldn't it bond?
you could mate yes but I do like systems. So fusso is a flouro polymer. top it with fusso boost speed and barrirer and its the same active material as the base coat.
What do you think about Angelwax atomic qd
Im struggling to recal it. I dont think it stood out of the pack when I did the group test. AW I love as a brand though. they have some really good stuff
I cannot find the Collinite Beadcoat anywhere 😢 Id like something long lasting but all the top ones you rate are sold out 😆
It's all John's fault 😂😂😂
@@bertowulf exactly that, he said in the last video it should be coming back in stock, think I've been looking for 3 months now still don't have a ceramic sealant... 😆
i think beadcoat has to be shipped over from the USA and it takes time. But yer I think whatever they think they should ship over. Maybe quadruple the numbers as theres a lot of demand for it. I really like the beadcoat.
@@ForensicDetailing yeh even the suppliers I looked at in America are out of stock, it's also nearly £70 delivered
Siramik is another product I can't find 😅
How does it compare against TW seal and shine?
more slick. similiar beadage. SS prolly wins on durability and value.
Anyone know what those trigger heads are called and where to get them? They look similar to the silver kc ones
opus compression. damn Im good.
@@ForensicDetailing thankyou John didn't doubt you for a second
@@ForensicDetailing Next on Mastermind we have Forensic Jon. What's your specialist subject, Jon? "Trigger spray heads from 1985 to 2024".😀
1st class buff 😂
Hallo John, try next time Kenotek a Belgian brand, i used TW Hybrid solutions range, but Kenotek smashed it..
Durability is overrated. At least to me, I wash my car weekly and top up the protection.
i hear you mate. but it becomes good in the wet winter months here. but yer almost irrelevent in the summer. but LSP is so cheap and readily available and theres so many options that are rapid to apply now, I agree its less of an issue.
I'm in Canada, the roads are covered in salt/sand all winter and it's so cold a lot of pay-to-wash stations close. Need an LSP to last at least 6 months, and Jon's durability tests help me pick what to apply in the fall.
why do you have such bad products in your country? try ADBL Spray Wax or Sonax BSD or Sonax Ceramic Spray Wax etc
Das hab ich ihm unter einem der letzten Videos auch gefragt und auch erwähnt, dass der BSD in Deutschland sehr beliebt ist.
Er mag den BSD nicht, weil er ihm zu stumpf ist und angeblich einen Schleier hinterlässt.
Außerdem hatte ich noch eine Diskussion losgetreten mit ein paar Neunmalklugen, die sagten, dass der BSD nur ein Detailer ist. Er hieße ja auch so. Ich konnte sie nicht überzeugen, dass der BSD eine Versiegelung ist.
" Sonax BSD or Sonax Ceramic Spray Wax" no further questions your honor.
@@musikus7092 Meistens arbeiten diese Leute mit Partnershops zusammen oder wollen bestimmte Produkte unterstützen, so kann ich mir das nur erklären. Aber hier in Deutschland ist das teilweise auch so. Es gibt 3 Produkte die alles abdecken, aber wenn ich hier sehe mit welchen Billigprodukte gearbeitet wird. 🤔
@@ForensicDetailing Dr. Wack High End Spray Wax try this
Sie müssen mich nicht davon überzeugen, dass BSD ein Dichtungsmittel ist. Sie müssen Sonax überzeugen. Sie nennen es einen Detailer. Aber als ich es vor 10 Jahren zum ersten Mal auf dem Kanal rezensierte, erwähnte ich, dass die Leistung fast mit der vieler Dichtstoffe mithalten kann. In Bezug auf die Trübung und die Dicke sind dies auch Dinge, die mir, aber Leuten, berichtet wurden, als wir über das Produkt diskutierten. Aber ich habe es bemerkt.
Nice review as always John. Question, I’m all your reviews and experience of pretty much every detailing product, which product would you recommend for ease of use, speed of application and ultimate beading action? A product for the family man who might only have limited time but wants top class water behaviour.
Well collinite beadcoat is pretty solid. Its as hydrophobic as it gets and I like it because it goes on nice. The new Siramik lustrious sealant is a beast if you want durability. Original 12m fusso is a durability beast. double speed is the beast performing budget paste wax you will get for 15 quid. I like jesscar powerlock ultra due to the smooth buff. TW seal and shine is a good cheap all rounder. Gyeon Ceramic Detailer is solid maintainance detailer. Cancoat is good light weight ceramic. All this stuff I mention here is the stuff I have kept over the years. Rupes advances too great AIO sealant and finishing polish.
@@ForensicDetailing thanks John, appreciate you taking the time to reply top man