RAIN X (PRO) Graphene Spray Wax!! GRAPHENE Shield Technology! VERSUS 303 Graphene Spray Coating!
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2024
- In this video, I share experience with Rain X Pro Graphene Spray Wax. Rain-X Pro is bringing Spray Wax to a new height with proprietary Graphene Shield Technology. Graphene nanoplatelets form a matrix with hydrophobic polymers to provide extreme hydrophobicity and durability. Streak-free and easy to apply formula - simply spray on and wipe off. One application of Rain-X Pro Graphene Spray Wax is all you need to give your vehicle enhanced gloss, slickness, and color depth. Plus the top-of-the-line water beading you’ve grown to love from Rain-X in order to withstand and outsmart the elements! We shall see! We will compare it to 303 Graphene Spray Coating in this video.
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Iam not 100% behind Graphene as of yet....but this was surprisingly enjoyable. What do you think?
U called the graphine craze way 4 it was popular. Lol.the future u see (master yoda)lol
Haven't tried rain x graphine as of yet. 303 is average .imo it's average DO 2 wipe down is a PIA .VEEY Resilient have 2 say
I see shop Mgr makn sure u are working and no 1 is slacking off.lol
I haven't jumped on board with the graphene just yet. I do however own that Hybrid Solutions "To the Max Wax. I call that dipping my toe. Thanks Brian
I used the 303 graphene previously and wasn't really a fan. The removal was more difficult and never seemed as slick as sio2 products. I prefer using TLC2 much more so easy to apply and just as durable in my experience.
Total appreciation for having you, the living detailing encyclopedia to base my choice on any product to use on my car cleaning regime. Watching your video reviews/ comparisons is definitely all what anybody could need. You show the ultimate highly professional detailing techniques meticulously practiced.
Brian, you are the best detailing teacher on UA-cam. I mean it sir..Simply the best !!
Another awesome video and review Brian your hard work is always appreciated.
Both to me both worked pretty good for the price range. As always I enjoy your channel.
Thanks for the video! Love these comparisons. So many different companies jumping into graphene, good to see who stands out.
Thanks for watching!
Totally agree on sheeting vs beading. Thank you Brian
Man, you made the best test for products. You are awesome!
Thank you! Cheers!
Good review, the RainX feels so slick on my BMW R9T Aluminum Tank, and when I sprayed it on my cars window it acts like we all know what RainX does with the rain.
Awesome video and product review/ comparison good friend. I know I was shocked and surprised how well rain x held up. Def a solid product.
Not too shabby.
Looks quick and easy to use.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I got some rainx spray wax graphene on clearance at Wally’s. My seal and shine was running low so I said what the heck. I applied it today. It went on super easy like u mentioned and also just as easy as the seal and shine. We’ll see how it does this winter! Thx for the review!
Hi Brian, sweet demo as usual. I have faith in rain x products! p/s i like your last theme song { music } at the beginning of your videos better, It got the heart going! Great demos!
Great video, thank you for doing all these comparison over different products. Would love to see if you can make a multi products comparison such king of spray lol
I think of RainX as being a windscreen repellent company so this product really surprised me. With it's ease of application and reasonable longevity, it looks great to me. However, I'll still continue with Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic Wax as it has a significant jetting and gloss boost that I can see without a meter and multiple application methods for slow or quick application. It also fares consistently well in durability tests.
They have a dry wash spray that I use as a detail spray when going to car shows and events. Works very well
Used Ethos Graphene Matrix Coating on my car over 2.5 years and is still glossy and sheets water as it did after week one. I use the Ethos Resist as the maintenance topper. I’ve used the 303 Graphene Nano Spray Coating with same sheeting behavior. Maintenance touch up after washing with Extreme Solutions Topper.
Nice! I just purchased the graphene matrix coating and plan on installing it in a couple of weeks when the weather warms up a bit more.
That Ethos Resist is the most surprising product I’ve tried. I didn’t think it’d be anything special…but the added gloss and and slickness are damned impressive.
I use it as a topper for coatings and great on keeping wheels cleaner longer.
I've been using the 303 spray stuff in NH, that stuff has been crushing it, especially against the other ceramic sprays
Did you advice to buy this 303 product?
It say not required to pass a clay!? It's true
Not as bad as I imagined!👍🏻
Man I love your videos!! Never miss one! Auto thumbs up before the opening credits even get started!!! Keep em coming!!! Great work!
I appreciate that!
I have used the 303 And Love it!!
What I'm most interested in, besides, of course, protection, is the ease of application.
In this way, I continue with Rain X, although both are great.
I got this gonna try it soon great video buddy tfs
I didn't care for 303 Graphene I'll try Rain x. Thanks for sharing.
Brian, another great comparison video. I’ve been on the fence about what to use for my Spring cleanup and was leaning towards the 303. I think you helped solidify my choice. I’ve been watching other channel test of the 303 and one said it could be put on in direct sunlight. For us mere mortals that don’t have a shop this would also be a plus. Thanks again!
I've had bad luck with Rain X products. And I was very careful. In the 70s, it was very good for repelling rain.
I'll tell you Brian, I tested that Rain X myself and i was blown away. Definitely not what you would expect from the brand. The graphene detail spray was even more impressive.
What up buddy
I use 303 Graphene on all my customers with black, grey, or silver vehicles. Direct sunlight with hot panels is no problem but work quickly. It takes a bit more time to cure and not be grabby. But it is great on truck and SUV roofs, seems to stay cleaner and sheds weather. Will not try Rain-X if cannot use in daylight as scarce as a mobile detailer unless I bring the shade.
Not too shabby!
Well prepped panels will sheet naturally. It would be nice to have a control section to know when the rain x is gone and the sheeting behavior is due to the smooth prepped panel.
Just saw on Amazon for 15.99, but saw they had a ceramic detailer also. Would be nice to see their ceramic versus their graphing.
I'm still flexing with the Flex spray wax since it hit 100 on your gloss meter.
Hi Brian I’ve got a video suggestion. A video dedicated to TAPE for detailing. Types, good, bad, best. What not to use and how to use different ones. Thankyou
RainX was surprising! I had to cringe when you started rubbing the Turtle Wax wheel & tire into the paint lol Thanks for the video 🍻
I had no idea RainX would perform this well. In the eighties there was not any protection this strong as both are good four to six month sealants.
There are companies who market graphene as the top product in their lineup. The first thing graphene did was make the ceramic coating manufacturers step up their game. The chemists appear to be getting more confident with graphene but we are no where near the ceiling for graphene in my opinion. Thank you for the video.
Seal n Shine and ice spray wax combo I like better than these for about the sane price as one of these products. Even seal n shine in its own or ice spray wax on its own I prefer better! Great video!
Yeah I've been using that same combo on a van I take care of and it's been excellent. One of the best bang for your buck values out there for vehicles that don't require higher end products. In my case it's garage kept and less than 10K kms a year so I'm getting beyond typical durability, but honestly one bottle each of SnS and Ice Wax will likely last me a year.
@@adamcoe Agree 100%!
@@gabevillarreal96 how do you use them together?
@@Phuong_Nguyen_ Great question. I do it just like this: First I hand wash and dry the entire vehicle. If your car's paint feels bumpy when clean I'd do an iron remover first then a clay bar or mitt before adding protection. After the car is dry, I spray two sprays per panel of Seal N Shine like half a hood and work it in using a cross hatch pattern. Front to back and side to side overlapping on every pass. Then I immediately buff off. I do the entire car top to bottom. Now I wash my car 52 times a year by hand every Sunday so depending on how often you wash it determines the next step. After a week, I wash my car by hand and dry it. Once it's dry I do the exact same method as I did with Seal n Shine on this time with TW Ice Spray Wax. After that I would apply the I've spray wax every time I wash my car because it's so easy and it just adds protection and slickness and gloss. Your sealant has already bonded to your paint as your foundation and the ice spray wax on top every week just adds layers of protection. If you wash your car every two weeks or a month it works out perfectly. If you don't want to apply it every wash then just follow my instructions and apply Seal n shine and a week later ice spray wax and you will be good for around 4- 6 months depending on your conditions. Garage kept or outside 24/7. Either way it's super easy and fun! Best of luck!
@@gabevillarreal96 thanks for the in-depth reply bro. I really appreciate it a lot.
I'm still trying to use up all the bottles of Seal N Shine I bought for $10 a piece last year. It could be awhile.
I would prefer to raincoat as I have used it for many decades and it works fantastic. On the paint. My favourite is best of show wax
Stickin with the TW Ceramic line. Not seen anything substantially better to switch
I wonder if some of these products are all made at the same chemical plant and just labeled different?
As a drying aid I've had a very good experience with the 303 Graphene Detailer. Topper is my favorite but it's still a very good product I always have a bottle of
I don't like 303 but never thought of using it as a drying aid, I will use it up on the wife and daughters car because it is not going near my car again haha. Cheers for the tip👍
@@geoffbullock8280, As long as it's the Graphene Detailer and not the Nano spray coating then it works well for a drying aid. I would never use it as stand alone protection
So, I'm a bit confused, you're supposed to wash, clay, wax, then use the graphene, then a "topper"? what is a topper? what happened to just washing and waxing with a good quality wax? shouldn't that be enough?
Can you make a video how you conduct a 1 step getting the paint between raised emblems on a car or truck?
I have many. check out my vlogs on correction and protection. Removal of emblems is best if in the budget.
That Rain X Graphene is the truth. Bought it on a free promo about a year ago at Walmart and just got around to using it. I was using Lucas. Rain X 💯. Very good quality product. I guess so for $20. I see it selling for up to $34 now with Bidenflation.
I don’t like the beads when it rains and it dries It always leaves watermarks which is not good for clearcoat. They both kind of impressed me.
Have you ever used Collinite insulator wax and if so, what are your thoughts?
For a brand new vehicle(and a expensive one)i guess is a good idea a complete
PPF but how much is that????
Looks like the RainX may be a bit easier to apply/remove. I have the 303 and it is a bear to remove....and RainX is slicker than 303. Just might give the RainX a shot.
303 is also not slick at all! It's sticky. Pita to apply and remove.
Removal is easy if do it as it first beads, grabby after removal and slick after cured
I'm surprised that Rain-X have gone from glass coatings to sprays that are competing with the big companies.
It could just be a very good sealant with a tiny bit of graphene, just enough to satisfy the marketing laws and to make ceramic products appear out of date.
Thank you Brian 00:41 UK time
No mention of UV Protection on not only paint but all other automotive surfaces such as glass, plastic, rubber and aluminum. 303’s reputation is based in marine, RV, aviation and automotive UV protection. I know that’s difficult to test, but I’m thinking that’s another significant plus in the 303 column for me. That is worth two Xs for me.
Not to bad..not to bad..👍
The 303 is durable but needs a topper I use topper from Xtreme solutions. Honestly tho I used it last year and chose not to this year lately I have fallen in love with synthetic wax again and Titan.
If you haven't tried any graphene wax you need to I used it was impressed with it
I'm ok with the Graphene products, but almost all of these products still say "Graphene Ceramic Coating(s)" as to imply they're still ceramic coatings, waxes, etc. with a little something added. At first, the Graphene products were all a little gray/black and now they're starting to be marketed as being clear? Does anyone else find this somewhat odd? And did someone in China (China has the monopoly on Pure Carbon and processing and processing of 99% of all ceramic coatings at their 3 locations) discover how to turn pure black carbon (carbon is only black in color) into clear carbon? I only ask because... That was kind-of the proof "Graphene is in There... Don't Worry 'bout It". If I missed some groundbreaking news about graphene, please let me know. Great video and demo. Thank you.
Great point.
Love the white board product comparison! Let’s us know what to spend our hard earned money on. We need honest guys like you to tell us what products you prefer and actually work,thanks as always Brian.
Nice video what about Adams graphene spray coating?
ua-cam.com/video/f94FMT4RXQs/v-deo.html
This Graphene thing is getting a little crazy. 😁
It is getting out of hand. 🙂👍
I’ll go with the Rain X cuz ease of buffing. Just for that.
The Rain-X initially sheeted way faster than the 303.
👍👍
Hi can you Test soft 99 products , fusso coat , glaco roll etc ? Thankyou 🙂
I have quite a few...here is one. ua-cam.com/video/qW_YLC8PskU/v-deo.html
Maybe u can compare nu finish Graphine 2 one of those. B well good friend
I also think a normal person puts two coats of any product not just one maybe start doing that just to make sure u have a full coverage
I totally disagree.
I think either one for a quick spray protection would work well. Personally I think graphine is the next "buzz word" in the industry.
I agree.
I did a little test between 303 and TW Flex wax and was disappointed with the 303 durability, Flex has lasted 6 months and still going strong, 303 did not last 2 months.
I had a similar situation with 303 on our van. I did everything and then some to make sure it was well prepped... maybe three rainstorms and it was done.
Interesting .. I tried TW Flex and was disappointed. It seemed to vanish after a few weeks of rain and washes. Then I went to TW Hybrid seal and shine and found a better result. Just did the Rainx so will see how that goes.
I know that Scott HD is using this product to test its longevity!
Lets see what happens there.
I have been watching quite a few of those product tests and some are a bit more impressing than others, however, what I do not agree with is the test with the so called harsh chemicals.
Nobody is going to spray wheel cleaner or all purpose cleaner on his car, but the real stuff that "ruins" the paint or the looks of it is never tested. I am talking about road salt, anti-icing sprays like calcium, UV rays, bird poop, and so on.
If a product says "chemical resistant" it should be......chemical resistant. Period. I spray them with chemicals up and down the PH chart. Unfortunately...I dont have bird poop in a bottle. I do get your point and actually mention it quite often that there is no substitute for real world situations.
I would use 303first then rain x as a topper ya
How do these compare to the Hybrid Ceramic sprays? Namely Meg's?
I have a feeling...they would perform a bit better.
I guess I'm old school I prefer waxes and sealants
The rain x tells u to spray on to the panel yet u don't ? Why did u not do what it says ??
Do NOT spray any product directly onto the panel...especially is you are working outside.
@@apexdetail85 only if your working in the sun yes don't do that
is it good to pressure wash engine or should it be cleaned by hand?
Rinseless products and washes are recommended.
@@apexdetail85 Thanks Brian!
Brian's got the white board out. Time to put on thinking cap. Ummm....neither! If I'm going that much prep, I'm putting on something else. Sorry.
I do not believe you are using your infrared thermometer in a way that is accurately measuring the panel temperature. The infrared is emitted as a cone and the further away you position it from the panel the larger the circle being detected is. When you were taking your measurements it appears you were actually probably including the tip of the gun. Just a thought, it doesn’t look like either product was affected by whatever level of heat was introduced.
Yeah, I don't trust IR readings on visually reflective surfaces. Usually a matte mat is used to make readings more accurate
I’m skeptical about how much grapheme or sio2 is in these spray products. It could be just 1% which I see as a marketing gimmick. If the manufacturer doesn’t state the percentage then it’s likely BS.
I agree...just a buzz word for marketing.
Has anything actually beaten the TWSNS yet?
Just ceramic coatings, Gyeon can Coat, TAC Systems Moonlight.
Can Rain X Pro be used as a topper?
Yes...we have tried it that way.
I'm not buying into graphene either if I'm perfectly honest.
Jason at Chicago Auto Pro's did a great in-depth dive into it and it just doesn't seem to offer anything above a traditional ceramic.
The problem is, there are SO MANY of these products out there now too.
I guess that's the good and bad of the detailing scene exploding into the more mainstream consciousness.
303 is too grabby for my liking.
Should put a drop of food coloring for an hour and see what happens
Pretty soon McDonalds will have a Graphene burger.
Graphene infused pale ale! :)
303 bout gone with just plan water lol 😆😂🤣
Whats next diamond infuse spray wax ?😂🎸 Is hype /praised a think 👍a stick to sio2 etc etc
LOL....I have seen that already! Complete garbage.
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Nothing beats Fusso
The issue I am having with car care products is that the normal prices of $7 is now at $20+ for the same size bottle. When you fully clean your car, wash, wax, wheels, tires, windshield, interior with these expensive products it is starting to get to the point where an automated car wash is cheaper. I have started reverting back to the "Cheaper" Low-end products since I wash my car once every 2 months anyway and surprised to see that overall results at the 2 month period is very similar.
*I am done paying high prices for Brand Name and Buzz words*
Half the video is silent and then at 11:20 you put loud pressure washer. Really, please, remaster the audio before posting.
Reads directions...does the exact opposite (Rain X)...
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Lol your car is already waxed so I don't see a difference with the products used
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Not that good,not that bad. Still brings nothing new to the game.