I love the TW, been using it for about a year. It's so easy to use. I even use it on the interior windows. Overnight it seems to cure and get more glossy. 👍
Great video. Just got the quick detailer instead of the 1 minute wax, so that I can do a quick wipe of my motorcycles and classic car when I want to go for a quick ride. I got a rinse less wash also, I may take your advice and do that first before using this to avoid scratching my car.
I use free and clear detergent (white bottle) and add Griots Garage Microfiber and Pad Cleaner to it. If the towels have SI02 or something in them I might pre soak them in a bucket
Yeah, for sure. People get caught up in name and brands instead of worrying about what works for them. There are products in all price tiers that do and dont work.
@@laurapalmerTDGE don't think so, it's not a cleaning agent. Just adds and layers over existing coatings for extra shine and slickness which makes car stay cleaner for longer..
@Laura Palmer yeah not really really for cleaning. Using a rinseless wash would be the closest thing to cleaning without using a traditional wash method. It does work on glass though and can remove some finger prints and things like that
@@untappeddetails3257 - It is never my intention to clean my vehicle with a spray, nor do I ever do it without water. If the TW has a very mild cleaning property, as a finisher then that is enough for me, similar to the Flex Wax as a finish. My routine is actually simple but efficient, Nerta Carnet Jumbo as pre-wash, Nerta Fallout 7 for the rims, Carpro Reset as Shampoo, Nanolex SiSplash as spray and rinse wax and drying aid or the variant of TW. Afterwards the Flex or like this one you demonstrate. We can't complain for the price, and your review gives a clear view of the benefits there are. My vehicle is an X5 Carbon Black on which you can literally see all imperfections, so making the right choices is necessary in my case. Thank you in advance!
I just bought a 2023 Ford Maverick. About 4 months ago. I take it to a touchless car wash. I was told car washes take off the clear coat. I've seen a lot of videos on differnt stuff. Is this something that would protect the paint also? Can I, should use this after ever car wash if not what do you recommend.
If its touchless then you should not necessarily worry about scratches those are more from the drive thru washes with the spinning brushes. Touchless does use more agressive wash chemicals however. Something like this would be a good option for adding some protection to your vehicle after your wash especially if you dont alreay have a wax, sealant or coating on your car. This is all just from my experience however and im sure others have had different experiences
@@untappeddetails3257 not necessarily even just a vehicle passing me on a gravel road while I’m traveling slow enough to not stir up any dust, truck gets covered in dust when I use Quickshine vs something like Formula 4 spray wax
I love this stuff. Extreme slickness when u flip the towel over for the final buff. I was shocked given the price.
Yeah i was actually pretty surprised myself
I love the TW, been using it for about a year. It's so easy to use. I even use it on the interior windows. Overnight it seems to cure and get more glossy. 👍
Great video. Just got the quick detailer instead of the 1 minute wax, so that I can do a quick wipe of my motorcycles and classic car when I want to go for a quick ride. I got a rinse less wash also, I may take your advice and do that first before using this to avoid scratching my car.
Thanks a lot! Yeah the rinseless is definitely a big benefit from an easy step
Thanks for demoing the product, it looks like this fits the bill for a drying aid on my ceramic coated car.
You are welcome! Thanks for watching.
Hi, is it ok if i use it after water wash.. ?
Yeah for sure! It works great for that as well.
can you use this for ceramic coated cars
@@giansison1800 yes!
How do you wash your micro fiber towels after using such products like a quick detailer, ceramic coatings, si02?
I use free and clear detergent (white bottle) and add Griots Garage Microfiber and Pad Cleaner to it. If the towels have SI02 or something in them I might pre soak them in a bucket
Way better than Gyeon, The only part missing from the video is you admitting it.
Man this stuff is good for sure but the slickness of Gyeons QD is just something else
@@untappeddetails3257 Gyeon Q2 Ceramic is better than the Quick Detailer and blows away the TW product
Agree with GD Kaci. It’s better than Gyeon
As a professional detailer, I'm not ashamed to admit i use turtle wax products for my jobs and personal vehicles.
Yeah, for sure. People get caught up in name and brands instead of worrying about what works for them. There are products in all price tiers that do and dont work.
Better use the TW pure shine detailer graphene infused, it repels dust and adds sheen
Yeah that stuff does look pretty good!
Does it have a mild cleaning ability? And can it be used on glass as well? Without streaking and smearing? Thanks.
@@laurapalmerTDGE don't think so, it's not a cleaning agent. Just adds and layers over existing coatings for extra shine and slickness which makes car stay cleaner for longer..
@Laura Palmer yeah not really really for cleaning. Using a rinseless wash would be the closest thing to cleaning without using a traditional wash method. It does work on glass though and can remove some finger prints and things like that
@@untappeddetails3257 - It is never my intention to clean my vehicle with a spray, nor do I ever do it without water.
If the TW has a very mild cleaning property, as a finisher then that is enough for me, similar to the Flex Wax as a finish.
My routine is actually simple but efficient, Nerta Carnet Jumbo as pre-wash, Nerta Fallout 7 for the rims, Carpro Reset as Shampoo, Nanolex SiSplash as spray and rinse wax and drying aid or the variant of TW. Afterwards the Flex or like this one you demonstrate.
We can't complain for the price, and your review gives a clear view of the benefits there are.
My vehicle is an X5 Carbon Black on which you can literally see all imperfections, so making the right choices is necessary in my case.
Thank you in advance!
I just bought a 2023 Ford Maverick. About 4 months ago. I take it to a touchless car wash. I was told car washes take off the clear coat. I've seen a lot of videos on differnt stuff. Is this something that would protect the paint also? Can I, should use this after ever car wash if not what do you recommend.
If its touchless then you should not necessarily worry about scratches those are more from the drive thru washes with the spinning brushes. Touchless does use more agressive wash chemicals however. Something like this would be a good option for adding some protection to your vehicle after your wash especially if you dont alreay have a wax, sealant or coating on your car. This is all just from my experience however and im sure others have had different experiences
I got a ford maverick too! The paint is thin and chips easy.
Is it the same product as turtle wax pure shine 🇬🇧?
I dont think so. The pure shine is graphene and also has a much different smell and seems to be a different consistency.
Excellent video! How's the durability?
Thanks! For me it was about 2 weeks. Thats with my car staying outside 24/7 and about 600 miles of driving.
@@untappeddetails3257 👍
What rinseless wash are you using
I use P&S absolute
So handsome
Imo Gyeon Wetcoat is better, more hydrophobic and doesn't attract dust like tw products.
quick shine is a dust magnet
Currently going through pollen season so everything is a dust magnet right now haha
@@untappeddetails3257 not necessarily even just a vehicle passing me on a gravel road while I’m traveling slow enough to not stir up any dust, truck gets covered in dust when I use Quickshine vs something like Formula 4 spray wax
Wetcoat is better but twice the price. I love Gyeon Wetcoat also...
Come on you know off camera you were like dam I twenty something for the gyeon 😆
Haha yeah it's almost double for about half the product but if you have used it you'll know why I love it so much
put to much on read directions. I use it to touch up smears it is fantastic.