That was awesome man!!! I have a video dropping soon where I play with it on the full sun on my black Avalon in the heat! Not crazy heat, but enough....it actually performs well...not perfect...but surprisingly well! Even the Black Spray wax!
Sometimes I think being British sucks, then I see a Land Rover Defender, suddenly I love being British again. Just bought a second hand black Jimny, was advised to use this product on it and not use an auto car wash. This video has been a true education for me, thanks so much.
Brian, Congrats on the Turtle Wax Hybrid commercial, you truly deserve it!!! This product really seems to be a great addition to our arsenal for Black & Dark Vehicles Paint Enhancements Can't wait to see the other Turtle Wax Hybrid Ceramic products
using the machine is preferred for a better result, but works pretty well by hand as well. the benefit is the acrylic layer it adds as you mentioned so you got a good base for the protection to adhere to. Interesting video again!!
Brian, Great video like usual! The way you film & explain everything really gives me a feel for how these products perform and how easy or difficult they are to work with. The lighting in this video was perfect it showed the results very well!
Great video Brian. Please test on a dark blue panel. Very curios how that will work. Thank you for all your contributions to the detail community. Congrats on the commercial!! #awesome 😎
I'm happy with how it worked on my son's car. I'll use it some more on his before I use it on my black Mustang. Need more practice. Still new to using a DA.
I couldn't WAIT for your review! I'm glad you covered pad cleaning. I was wondering if one pad would gunk too much for one car despite one panel cleanings. I guess you gotta be extra diligent. Thanks for the video! Can't wait to see the wax review and possibly some thoughts on the stack. Is the gloss cumulative using both or they each max out at x amount. Keep up the good work and stay safe!
Good One! I`ve just ordered this product as my EL Hyundai Ioniq was been sealed through without correcting all these quite defects the last year. So, now in the July during my vacations i m going to make it like this Range Rover.Turtle is really doing good job ahead now :)
Stuff works darn good. I bought kit . I will say this as with there other product after initial wipe re wipe with damp mf the buff. Shine factor goes up. Extra step but worth it
Spot on, they are perceived as outdated but with the hybrid solutions line and all the good reviews I've been temped to swap from Meguires. I just have soooo much megs stuff its going to be a while before I run out. I would just be worried about the black dye staining everything.
So....Turtle Wax....r u LISTENING????....u need to REBRAND your higher end hybrid products. Think of of how Toyota....went to the Lexus premium brand,and how successful BOTH BRANDS are....eliminate annnnny stigma people have with the name Turtle Wax from years ago.....your faithful customers, and...potential new customers of the hybrid line sitting on the fence about purchasing something from Turtle Wax deserve a premium new name, new branding! I have been a huge fan of the new hybrid line of TW products....and I am old enuff to remember Turtle Wax making affordable, yet non-remarkable wax products years ago...which I used and was disappointed with. This hybrid line is affordable and not only is a premium product and competes with the high end brands, it offers more value Imo....often BEATING the expensive brands in performance and ease of application and less required buffing to get an excellent shine. I was such a big fan initially of the hybrid ceramic spray wax, my friend gifted me the entire line of products...premium branding, make it happen Turtle Wax!
I wonder how long it will last to the elements? Seems like a great product for renewing a old black paint job. Like you said it can fill and old paints, that's what they need. I run a body shop and I don't need a product that fills on a new paint job, but when I have one come in that could be paint corrected and save the customer from painting it, this product would help. Awesome video
I think you hinted at this, and my impression is this product on a professional level would make a nice addition to an enhancement Arsenal. Kind of like a golf bag with several options, sometimes you pull out the big driver others...on old clear or budget wise you want a good result with a minimum budget or limited time. I’ve had some good results with the TW hybrid solutions products, I’ll try this too.
I jumped on the turtle wax band wagon a couple years ago with the seal and shine! My new way of taking care of my personal vehicles are to wash/clay, decon, I use a better compound like sonax or whatever I have around that I ordered online, then I like the regular TW ceramic polish which works nicely on most colors and finishes down nice and I finish off with either TW ceramic spray or seal and shine, followed by one last trip around with griots speed shine as it gets any last residue and leaves a great deep shine! I would like to try some 3D one or some other 1 steps for times the car doesn’t need a compound but ever vehicle I’ve done always needs a compound first
I tried TW's "standard" ceramic polish & wax on my dark green truck's fender and part of the hood and was pretty impressed, might save it for the white and silver vehicles we own and get the black polish and spray wax for the truck after watching your videos LOL
Good video Brian, looks like FUN. Just got done with a black 97 Mustang Cobra, started out, the top surfaces were oxidized gray.could have really used this product.
My daughter and I follow your channel and used your advice on her 2005 equinox that was in bad shape. (Black Equinox) and it was our first time doing a paint correction and I must say it turned out GREAT! A bit of a hit in the wallet at first but it was worth it. Had 3 estimates 2 from auto paint just to clear coat and 1from a detail shop . Clear coat was $2200 cheapest and detail shop wanted $1100 to fix it. FARTHER/DAUGHTER TIME PRICELESS! Thank you. If you have a chance can you answer a question or 2? 1- the black is easy to scratch or scuff . Is there something that I can do to make it not so easy? Wax,coating etc.. 2- the what looks like a sand blasting cabinet, what are you using for your media to clean your pads?
Thanks for your continued terrific reviews, tips and advice, great channel! My 1986 Buick has original black lacquer paint (except a couple repainted panels due to mishaps) and was wet sanded (before I got it) making it thin. This Turtle Wax Black Ceramic Acrylic polish and partner ceramic black wax seems like a perfect, gentile "polisher, enhancer and preserver" to polish and hide imperfections for my situation. Lots of swirls and a couple edges that show primer the paint is so thin. Many years of my ignorance (California duster) and probably misapplied products using old towels have left it in need of help. The car is only garaged and shown, driven no more than 1000 miles/yr. Many people still comment at shows on how great the paint looks since the finish is sanded so flat and if there's a little shade...even better! Would you agree this is a perfect modern choice to care for this paint?
Do you see a possibility of during a deeper correction (with compound and/or regular polish) maybe using this as a final step (jewel)? Outstanding video as always
Anthony, I haven't tried this new Hybrid Solutions "acrylic black" version, but I have used the non-black "Ceramic Polish & Wax" on a friend's car. I would assume they work the same way. My friend's clear coat was pretty hard and had quite a few deeper defects. I tried the Ceramic Polish & Wax using orange foam cutting pads, and it barely made a dent. I ended up using a heavier compound and microfiber cutting pads, then went over the whole car using the Ceramic Polish & Wax on green foam polishing pads. That did the trick! This made a great finishing polish! I let it cure for 24hrs then applied the Hybrid Solutions "Ceramic Spray Coating". The car looked great and was super-glossy.
Anthony Whavers my question exactly. It seems I would do a “regular” polish w/out tint and then use this as the final step. Just not sure if that too much polishing. If I were to use it as final step, then use a ultra fine pad on polisher?
Thanks Brian for sharing your passion! It would be interesting to compare TW Hybrid Ceramic Black Polish vs TW Hybrid Ceramic Polish and wax. How a black pigment cream will really affect the correction on a black car? BTW, congrats for the TW commercial :)!
Yes I would like to see the comparison as well. I have a black and a white car. Maybe the black polish not necessary and could save having a pad or pads specifically for my black car.
Back when when I had my 2007 Ram and it was black. Turtle Wax had a black box kit and they had all the products separated individually. I bought the black spray wax. The car wash booth I was using self serve coin op. I decided to use the spray wax afterwards. I kept spraying onto an applicator as I was applying. Well I didn't notice until after a bit I was painting their walls black, some of the pigment is still there. I traded that truck off in 2012.
Brian's playing with new pad staining black polish and he's not wearing his gloves? He always wears his gloves. That was my 1st thought. I've tried the TW ceramic polish and ceramic spray coating. Both are excellent products.
Great video Brian , I can see this being a very useful product for me with two black vehicles to maintain , hopefully we'll be getting it over here in the UK in due time . What pad would you recommend for rotary application ? Look forward to your next Turtlewax test 😎
great video and product review good friend. this product vs extreme solutions 403?people whine over fillers but at some level wax,etc is filler as well?hope you and your family are safe and well. 🍻🍻
I don't know about anyone else but when I buy products that claim longevity I'm always skeptical. Then I see your ten wash test and wonder if I'm doing something wrong by towel drying my vehicles after every wash (which you don't do). I am certain that towel drying removes the product a lot faster. Products that claim 6mnths protection usually only last 2 weeks on my vehicles.
Surprised the black pigment came out as well as it did on the light colored orange pad. I was nervous to use my orange and white pads with TW black products. I don't like how (percieved) dirty it makes my pads looks even when new. Had I not already had a 50/50 euro fiber with a tight black/white weave in my pad selection to use I would have used a normal black applicator pad. Why can't a company make a series of stepped dark car specific pads that are totally black but matching the common orange, white, and black pad corrections steps? I would recommend the velcro backer can be correction color specific or even simply black velvro backer with white letters identifying the pad correction step use. Call it the Darksider Collection!
Brian, would you please review the new products for Manett's? I have been a fan since you reviewed Megga Shine quite a while ago. I would love for their products to preform well. Love to support small brands that are passionate, as long as they preform. Thanks as always. Keep up the informative videos.
Great video!!!! I also have a Range Rover Sport AB. Can you please make a video demonstrating the proper polishing techniques on the fenders and uneven panels as I find there are a lot of them on these models.
Good video, I was a fan of their black box! Love to see how the 10 wash test goes using a ceramic based wash like what you posted the other day (can't remember name). Is that the same Range Rover as that ceramic wash video? That thing looks totally different!
apex detail did you try turtle color magic jet black , ,i have tht stuff 30 years ago but the call that only color magic ,,, now jet black color magic by turtle wax , its a real good stuff , plus you do the hybrid wax by turtle after i thing its gonna be amazing i order some , am gonna find out when i recived my order ,,
I have a newer (will be close to a year old after the winter); black with no metallic .. it's black. I used the spray last year, thought I should do the polish .. I would just be doing it by hand and probably would not work it nearly to the level you were .. circles, 90 degree, maybe quickly back to circle and buff it off. Sound like a good plan? Maybe being new am over doing it??
Two questions... For hand polishing would you suggest microfiber over terry cloth or vice versa and why? Second question, if I use the acrylic Polish and wax but also want to use the acrylic ceramic coating can I use them together? I know typically you would use a paint prep after polishing a car to remove any residue before applying a ceramic coating but that seems silly to use the Polish and wax just to strip it right off. Since both products are in the hybrid solutions line designed for black paint it seems like they are made to be used together. Thanks
Great video and information Brian!! How would the cutting/correction power of this TW black acrylic ceramic polish compare to Meguiar’s ultimate polish? Thanks in advance!
Hey, love the videos, always very informative and great continent. Have to ask, is that a sand blasting cabinet you have changed to some type of washer?
Sorry Brian hit the wrong key as I was saying, a polish with angle wax perfect polish probably would not be suggested as it would remove the fillers am I correct in that assumption.
Awesome video Brian. What is the order of application with the turtle wax Hybrid Solutions products ? After polishing,Does the ceramic sealer go on before or after the wax ? I am looking for the best gloss result i can get. Thanks
Great video! Still waiting to see testing on TW Black Ceramic vs. TW H Ceramic Polish side by side on a black test panel to see difference in the two products if any. Anyone? Bueller...Bueller?
So I have a black ram 1500 that's becoming a show truck. Needs some help lol. I'm thinking the tw black ceramic polish then technicians choice ceramic detail to keep it going. Thoughts or other input much appreciated.
I just added the TW hybrid ceramic products to my collection for my personal vehicle. I am not a pro, just a "home detailer" doing my own vehicles. I am new to the ceramic stuff and had a quick question. My car has been done using the hybrid ceramic polish/wax and then the spray coating. Do I need to use a car wash with sio2? I bought the hybrid wash, but am disappointed by it's lack of suds. Is it ok to use a wash like meguiars gold class or should I stick with sio2 infused wash? Thanks for any help!
Would love to see how this does on a single stage black paint. Thinking about using it to correct my 1934 Ford roadster. Have touched the car with a DA because Im scared I’ll ruin the paint. Any advice would be amazing! Thanks
Interesting , I’ve been keeping an eye on this. I wonder if you can top it with the TW ceramic spray , but I’m sure a Kingsguard or Shinee Wax or Good ole PolySeal may help out with durability. I guess my question now is can Moonlight adhere to it.
Hi Bryan, I see hazing after few passes, both on your test panel and side panel. Do you think if it needs follow up with separate polish with polishing pad? I love to see you try that same test with Uro-fibre pad. Thanks for uploading the video.
Brian, what level of cut would you put the polish at? I have 2 black soft paint (thin clearcoat) vehicles. With a soft pad (B&S blue) can it be used as a mild cleaner polish without removing clearcoat?
It’ll be nice to have the same pad as you showed, but Turtle Wax doesn’t have the kit anymore (can’t get the Polish and Wax, and pad in a kit). I have the whole set of Hybrid Solutions products, but had to get a separate pad from Amazon for the Black polish. And what was the brand of machine?
What’s the current best value/performance/quality dual action ? I saw a new battery operated random orbit orbital from Walmart’s new tool brand but it looked like a old school rotary not a dual action. A little confused by that
Brian, I would like to see the sanded panel test with this product. Do you think the microfiber or Uro 50/50 pads would perform well with this product?
Hey Brian I just recently asked turtle wax about the cure time and topping this product with their black ceramic wax spray. They told me you could follow up and use the spray wax right after the polish without waiting. Seemed odd not waiting the 24 hours it says on the bottle.
So besides the black dye, this is the same as the ceramic polish and wax (red label)? I have a black car and like to try but it's out of stock everywhere. Even their own site.
Hey Brian, love the vids! I have a 04 mustang that is black and has lots of miles on it. The paint is checkered in spots and i think the clearcoat might be on its last leg. As a beginner I am nervous about polishing especially on this car. Would you recommend this product? -Alex
It sounded like this was a glaze. I never thought about filling minor defects to preserve clear coat..I agree I kinda thought it was taboo, like you are too lazy to get them out.
Turtle has REALLY stepped up the game the last couple of years. Their new ceramic products are AMAZING.
That was awesome man!!! I have a video dropping soon where I play with it on the full sun on my black Avalon in the heat! Not crazy heat, but enough....it actually performs well...not perfect...but surprisingly well! Even the Black Spray wax!
I look forward to it
Miranda Detailing good seeing you here. Congrats on the commercial too.
@@NinaBabyTV Yep, Officially sold out.
They sure are busy developing products! Bravo!
It is just amazing how much TW has accomplished over the past few years. They are delivering some great products!
Sometimes I think being British sucks, then I see a Land Rover Defender, suddenly I love being British again.
Just bought a second hand black Jimny, was advised to use this product on it and not use an auto car wash.
This video has been a true education for me, thanks so much.
Great review Brian, I respect you opinion.
Brian,
Congrats on the Turtle Wax Hybrid commercial, you truly deserve it!!!
This product really seems to be a great addition to our arsenal for Black & Dark Vehicles Paint Enhancements
Can't wait to see the other Turtle Wax Hybrid Ceramic products
using the machine is preferred for a better result, but works pretty well by hand as well. the benefit is the acrylic layer it adds as you mentioned so you got a good base for the protection to adhere to.
Interesting video again!!
TW has really gotten into the competition with the ICE and now this collection. Maybe not on a pro level but defiantly the middle of the road group!
C-Bomb with how many people use the SnS they need to sell it by the gallon
Excellent review...answered my questions. Very thorough!👍
Definitely upped the game turtle 🐢 Wax ✊💎
Hey brian, was that you I watched on a turtle wax commercial, that was pretty cool brother!
Brian isn't that type.
Clips from some videos ... yes.👍
Brian, Great video like usual! The way you film & explain everything really gives me a feel for how these products perform and how easy or difficult they are to work with. The lighting in this video was perfect it showed the results very well!
This product is Awesome 👍🏽
Great review...as usual.👍😁
Great video Brian. Please test on a dark blue panel. Very curios how that will work. Thank you for all your contributions to the detail community. Congrats on the commercial!! #awesome 😎
Ratherbgolfing777 works on dark gray, green , blue.
I'm happy with how it worked on my son's car. I'll use it some more on his before I use it on my black Mustang. Need more practice. Still new to using a DA.
stvcrgy55 can I test my skills on his car next? Lol, I'm in the same boat.
@@NinaBabyTV lol
I'm sold , I have a black car and a very dark blue almost midnight blue car I think this stuff would work beautifully 👍
Looks good
I couldn't WAIT for your review! I'm glad you covered pad cleaning. I was wondering if one pad would gunk too much for one car despite one panel cleanings. I guess you gotta be extra diligent.
Thanks for the video! Can't wait to see the wax review and possibly some thoughts on the stack.
Is the gloss cumulative using both or they each max out at x amount.
Keep up the good work and stay safe!
Great review, as always...nice work on the commercial!
Great job buddy tfs
Good One! I`ve just ordered this product as my EL Hyundai Ioniq was been sealed through without correcting all these quite defects the last year. So, now in the July during my vacations i m going to make it like this Range Rover.Turtle is really doing good job ahead now :)
Stuff works darn good. I bought kit . I will say this as with there other product after initial wipe re wipe with damp mf the buff. Shine factor goes up. Extra step but worth it
I forgot do do this when I applied it a couple of weeks back. Will it work when I next wash?
Very impressive for an AIO type product. Great review!
Wow. TW keeps blowing up the value market. Please make a iron remover for dirt cheap.
Yes...long overdue...put it in a new premium brand line of products at affordable prices!
I think the only thing hurting Turtle Wax is their name. They're not that old company anymore.
Spot on, they are perceived as outdated but with the hybrid solutions line and all the good reviews I've been temped to swap from Meguires. I just have soooo much megs stuff its going to be a while before I run out. I would just be worried about the black dye staining everything.
So....Turtle Wax....r u LISTENING????....u need to REBRAND your higher end hybrid products. Think of of how Toyota....went to the Lexus premium brand,and how successful BOTH BRANDS are....eliminate annnnny stigma people have with the name Turtle Wax from years ago.....your faithful customers, and...potential new customers of the hybrid line sitting on the fence about purchasing something from Turtle Wax deserve a premium new name, new branding!
I have been a huge fan of the new hybrid line of TW products....and I am old enuff to remember Turtle Wax making affordable, yet non-remarkable wax products years ago...which I used and was disappointed with. This hybrid line is affordable and not only is a premium product and competes with the high end brands, it offers more value Imo....often BEATING the expensive brands in performance and ease of application and less required buffing to get an excellent shine. I was such a big fan initially of the hybrid ceramic spray wax, my friend gifted me the entire line of products...premium branding, make it happen Turtle Wax!
I wonder how long it will last to the elements? Seems like a great product for renewing a old black paint job. Like you said it can fill and old paints, that's what they need. I run a body shop and I don't need a product that fills on a new paint job, but when I have one come in that could be paint corrected and save the customer from painting it, this product would help. Awesome video
great review as always , ceramic and nano game continue.
Nice thanks Brian
I knew I could count on you ❤️
I think you hinted at this, and my impression is this product on a professional level would make a nice addition to an enhancement Arsenal. Kind of like a golf bag with several options, sometimes you pull out the big driver others...on old clear or budget wise you want a good result with a minimum budget or limited time. I’ve had some good results with the TW hybrid solutions products, I’ll try this too.
Alan Wallace exactly!👍
I jumped on the turtle wax band wagon a couple years ago with the seal and shine! My new way of taking care of my personal vehicles are to wash/clay, decon, I use a better compound like sonax or whatever I have around that I ordered online, then I like the regular TW ceramic polish which works nicely on most colors and finishes down nice and I finish off with either TW ceramic spray or seal and shine, followed by one last trip around with griots speed shine as it gets any last residue and leaves a great deep shine! I would like to try some 3D one or some other 1 steps for times the car doesn’t need a compound but ever vehicle I’ve done always needs a compound first
I tried TW's "standard" ceramic polish & wax on my dark green truck's fender and part of the hood and was pretty impressed, might save it for the white and silver vehicles we own and get the black polish and spray wax for the truck after watching your videos LOL
Good video Brian, looks like FUN. Just got done with a black 97 Mustang Cobra, started out, the top surfaces were oxidized gray.could have really used this product.
My daughter and I follow your channel and used your advice on her 2005 equinox that was in bad shape. (Black Equinox) and it was our first time doing a paint correction and I must say it turned out GREAT! A bit of a hit in the wallet at first but it was worth it.
Had 3 estimates 2 from auto paint just to clear coat and 1from a detail shop . Clear coat was $2200 cheapest and detail shop wanted $1100 to fix it. FARTHER/DAUGHTER TIME PRICELESS!
Thank you.
If you have a chance can you answer a question or 2?
1- the black is easy to scratch or scuff . Is there something that I can do to make it not so easy? Wax,coating etc..
2- the what looks like a sand blasting cabinet, what are you using for your media to clean your pads?
Thanks for your continued terrific reviews, tips and advice, great channel! My 1986 Buick has original black lacquer paint (except a couple repainted panels due to mishaps) and was wet sanded (before I got it) making it thin. This Turtle Wax Black Ceramic Acrylic polish and partner ceramic black wax seems like a perfect, gentile "polisher, enhancer and preserver" to polish and hide imperfections for my situation. Lots of swirls and a couple edges that show primer the paint is so thin. Many years of my ignorance (California duster) and probably misapplied products using old towels have left it in need of help. The car is only garaged and shown, driven no more than 1000 miles/yr. Many people still comment at shows on how great the paint looks since the finish is sanded so flat and if there's a little shade...even better! Would you agree this is a perfect modern choice to care for this paint?
Do you see a possibility of during a deeper correction (with compound and/or regular polish) maybe using this as a final step (jewel)? Outstanding video as always
Anthony, I haven't tried this new Hybrid Solutions "acrylic black" version, but I have used the non-black "Ceramic Polish & Wax" on a friend's car. I would assume they work the same way. My friend's clear coat was pretty hard and had quite a few deeper defects. I tried the Ceramic Polish & Wax using orange foam cutting pads, and it barely made a dent. I ended up using a heavier compound and microfiber cutting pads, then went over the whole car using the Ceramic Polish & Wax on green foam polishing pads. That did the trick! This made a great finishing polish! I let it cure for 24hrs then applied the Hybrid Solutions "Ceramic Spray Coating". The car looked great and was super-glossy.
Absolutely
Anthony Whavers my question exactly. It seems I would do a “regular” polish w/out tint and then use this as the final step. Just not sure if that too much polishing. If I were to use it as final step, then use a ultra fine pad on polisher?
Amazing result Brian. I was wondering if I could use their ceramic polish + wax by Hand?
Thanks Brian for sharing your passion! It would be interesting to compare TW Hybrid Ceramic Black Polish vs TW Hybrid Ceramic Polish and wax. How a black pigment cream will really affect the correction on a black car? BTW, congrats for the TW commercial :)!
Yes I would like to see the comparison as well. I have a black and a white car. Maybe the black polish not necessary and could save having a pad or pads specifically for my black car.
Back when when I had my 2007 Ram and it was black. Turtle Wax had a black box kit and they had all the products separated individually. I bought the black spray wax. The car wash booth I was using self serve coin op. I decided to use the spray wax afterwards. I kept spraying onto an applicator as I was applying. Well I didn't notice until after a bit I was painting their walls black, some of the pigment is still there. I traded that truck off in 2012.
Brian's playing with new pad staining black polish and he's not wearing his gloves? He always wears his gloves. That was my 1st thought. I've tried the TW ceramic polish and ceramic spray coating. Both are excellent products.
Great video Brian , I can see this being a very useful product for me with two black vehicles to maintain , hopefully we'll be getting it over here in the UK in due time . What pad would you recommend for rotary application ? Look forward to your next Turtlewax test 😎
Very interesting. I'm going to have to order a bottle and some spare pads lol
great video and product review good friend. this product vs extreme solutions 403?people whine over fillers but at some level wax,etc is filler as well?hope you and your family are safe and well. 🍻🍻
I don't know about anyone else but when I buy products that claim longevity I'm always skeptical. Then I see your ten wash test and wonder if I'm doing something wrong by towel drying my vehicles after every wash (which you don't do). I am certain that towel drying removes the product a lot faster. Products that claim 6mnths protection usually only last 2 weeks on my vehicles.
Detail Enthusiast forced air is the best way to dry. If and when it is possible.
Rather than stain my pads I’ll stick with 3D One.
I like your Apex Detail shorts! Are they in your online store?
I like Luke Wilson Auto Detailing shorts.
@@bobdylan9117 who?
Would love to see the turtle wax black ceramic acrylic vs. the angelwax dark angel in gloss and filling capability.
Surprised the black pigment came out as well as it did on the light colored orange pad. I was nervous to use my orange and white pads with TW black products. I don't like how (percieved) dirty it makes my pads looks even when new. Had I not already had a 50/50 euro fiber with a tight black/white weave in my pad selection to use I would have used a normal black applicator pad. Why can't a company make a series of stepped dark car specific pads that are totally black but matching the common orange, white, and black pad corrections steps? I would recommend the velcro backer can be correction color specific or even simply black velvro backer with white letters identifying the pad correction step use. Call it the Darksider Collection!
I'm getting pretty interested in this stuff lately🤓
ow no, no fillers, but yes for older cars with less clear left its an option, I agree.
Brian, would you please review the new products for Manett's? I have been a fan since you reviewed Megga Shine quite a while ago. I would love for their products to preform well. Love to support small brands that are passionate, as long as they preform.
Thanks as always. Keep up the informative videos.
My god a list of the equipment you use would be invaluable
Great video!!!! I also have a Range Rover Sport AB. Can you please make a video demonstrating the proper polishing techniques on the fenders and uneven panels as I find there are a lot of them on these models.
What do you think of it vs LVR403 by Xtreme Solutions?
Paul Widner a bit more correction capability
Good video, I was a fan of their black box! Love to see how the 10 wash test goes using a ceramic based wash like what you posted the other day (can't remember name). Is that the same Range Rover as that ceramic wash video? That thing looks totally different!
I think Im going to start using this on black rims. What do you guys think?
Not bad, I’ll pass though because I don’t like the black staining. Thanks for the review.
apex detail did you try turtle color magic jet black , ,i have tht stuff 30 years ago but the call that only color magic ,,, now jet black color magic by turtle wax , its a real good stuff , plus you do the hybrid wax by turtle after i thing its gonna be amazing i order some , am gonna find out when i recived my order ,,
I have a newer (will be close to a year old after the winter); black with no metallic .. it's black. I used the spray last year, thought I should do the polish .. I would just be doing it by hand and probably would not work it nearly to the level you were .. circles, 90 degree, maybe quickly back to circle and buff it off. Sound like a good plan? Maybe being new am over doing it??
Hi Brian great video as always, I would imagine a p
I need this
Wow by wheel or hand looks dam close an the gloss was the same on a 06 jeep liberty Brian do you think the clear is soft
Two questions... For hand polishing would you suggest microfiber over terry cloth or vice versa and why?
Second question, if I use the acrylic Polish and wax but also want to use the acrylic ceramic coating can I use them together? I know typically you would use a paint prep after polishing a car to remove any residue before applying a ceramic coating but that seems silly to use the Polish and wax just to strip it right off. Since both products are in the hybrid solutions line designed for black paint it seems like they are made to be used together. Thanks
I saw the license plate on the Rover in the background which has Semper Fi on it. If it’s yours then Semper Fi brother. US MARINE CORPS 82-86
Great video and information Brian!! How would the cutting/correction power of this TW black acrylic ceramic polish compare to Meguiar’s ultimate polish? Thanks in advance!
Hey, love the videos, always very informative and great continent. Have to ask, is that a sand blasting cabinet you have changed to some type of washer?
Brian would you consider using the Uro-Fiber 50/50 pad if you wanted something a little more aggressive than the Lake Country CCS pad?
Sorry Brian hit the wrong key as I was saying, a polish with angle wax perfect polish probably would not be suggested as it would remove the fillers am I correct in that assumption.
Edward Bodenmiller correct.
Question:
If your car isn’t solid black, would this be a good finish for a car with a built in sparkle finish?
Awesome video Brian. What is the order of application with the turtle wax Hybrid Solutions products ? After polishing,Does the ceramic sealer go on before or after the wax ? I am looking for the best gloss result i can get. Thanks
Is the black polish really worth having to clean the pads so much, or should I stick with the conventional polish?
Great Video.
Does it work only on default black paint well ? What about Volkswagen deep black magic perleffect or Mercedes obsidian black metallic ?
Great video! Still waiting to see testing on TW Black Ceramic vs. TW H Ceramic Polish side by side on a black test panel to see difference in the two products if any. Anyone? Bueller...Bueller?
do you recommend using this on brand new car before applying wax?. and how will it effect the clear coat?
Great videos! What combo would you suggest on a new black Chevy truck?
So I have a black ram 1500 that's becoming a show truck. Needs some help lol. I'm thinking the tw black ceramic polish then technicians choice ceramic detail to keep it going. Thoughts or other input much appreciated.
I just added the TW hybrid ceramic products to my collection for my personal vehicle. I am not a pro, just a "home detailer" doing my own vehicles. I am new to the ceramic stuff and had a quick question. My car has been done using the hybrid ceramic polish/wax and then the spray coating. Do I need to use a car wash with sio2? I bought the hybrid wash, but am disappointed by it's lack of suds. Is it ok to use a wash like meguiars gold class or should I stick with sio2 infused wash? Thanks for any help!
Would love to see how this does on a single stage black paint. Thinking about using it to correct my 1934 Ford roadster. Have touched the car with a DA because Im scared I’ll ruin the paint. Any advice would be amazing! Thanks
Did you use any specific soap when washing to remove any debris?
Interesting , I’ve been keeping an eye on this. I wonder if you can top it with the TW ceramic spray , but I’m sure a Kingsguard or Shinee Wax or Good ole PolySeal may help out with durability. I guess my question now is can Moonlight adhere to it.
Same question. Also if a ceramic coating can be used since its leaving a ceramic base behind
Hi Bryan, I see hazing after few passes, both on your test panel and side panel. Do you think if it needs follow up with separate polish with polishing pad? I love to see you try that same test with Uro-fibre pad. Thanks for uploading the video.
MUHAMMAD SULEMAN just a wipe down follow up as the formula is rich with acrylic resin.
Brian, what level of cut would you put the polish at? I have 2 black soft paint (thin clearcoat) vehicles. With a soft pad (B&S blue) can it be used as a mild cleaner polish without removing clearcoat?
It’ll be nice to have the same pad as you showed, but Turtle Wax doesn’t have the kit anymore (can’t get the Polish and Wax, and pad in a kit). I have the whole set of Hybrid Solutions products, but had to get a separate pad from Amazon for the Black polish. And what was the brand of machine?
With this profit work on dark gray paint?
Kevin Kevin yes
What’s the current best value/performance/quality dual action ? I saw a new battery operated random orbit orbital from Walmart’s new tool brand but it looked like a old school rotary not a dual action. A little confused by that
Brian,any thoughts on using this as a polish step before applying ethos ceramic pro wax?
How many pads would I use if using a machine? Any recommendations on what type of pads I would use if using a Rupes polisher?
Brian, I would like to see the sanded panel test with this product. Do you think the microfiber or Uro 50/50 pads would perform well with this product?
David Leitch the Urofiber pads are a great teammate on harder clear👍
Hey Brian I just recently asked turtle wax about the cure time and topping this product with their black ceramic wax spray. They told me you could follow up and use the spray wax right after the polish without waiting. Seemed odd not waiting the 24 hours it says on the bottle.
JJC227 you can... but if it possible to wait the full 24 hr. I would.
So besides the black dye, this is the same as the ceramic polish and wax (red label)? I have a black car and like to try but it's out of stock everywhere. Even their own site.
Hey Brian, love the vids! I have a 04 mustang that is black and has lots of miles on it. The paint is checkered in spots and i think the clearcoat might be on its last leg. As a beginner I am nervous about polishing especially on this car. Would you recommend this product? -Alex
Alex Crawford yes. Do a small test area first to team it up with the right pad.
It sounded like this was a glaze. I never thought about filling minor defects to preserve clear coat..I agree I kinda thought it was taboo, like you are too lazy to get them out.
Hi Brian
Should I compound to remove the dipper scratches before?
For some deeper scratches can I use something like chemical guys VSS first then this product?
Wait, so you need to wash your polishing pad and let dry ater each panel?
Hey brian, I plan on one-stepping my 05 acura tl, would a 3d one & uro fiber be able to get the job done?
Hi Brian, did I just witness you cleaning a bad with a sandblasting machine?
Do you think this could fill in crows feet in damaged paint?