Brian, I would chose TW because of the cost. I am a driveway detailer, so cost is very important. The new Turtle Wax products are NOT my father products. TW has stepped up their game. I wish they would develop a rinseless wash in their Hybrid Solutions line of products.
This past weekend did my wifes dark metal flake blue Mazda 3 Sedan with the new "improved" Seal & Shine. I am in need of protection living in an extreme North American climate but I-want-shine! This new formula is astonishing. Twice this week my wife has been approached about the "shine" on her car. 3 years old and well taken care of but nonetheless her best friend asked if the car was new... This stuff is for real. Terrific.
Turtle Wax easily. What they've done with making quality, durable, and affordable products has been refreshing. Also the fact that if you feel like it, you can easily just top up a fresh coating of Seal N Shine every few washes if you want and you're good to go again. Since you get so much in a bottle, it costs so little, and it's super easy to apply.
Mayb to you..I’d rather have better slickness and gloss...I work on my car enough that I could really care less how long something lasts..as long as it looks good
@@thecarproconnoisseur5412 Agreed! I want maximum appearance enhancement on my vehicles. Besides, how durable do you really need a product to be? TW lasts for months. Don't be lazy...just apply more again! LOL! It is so cheap and easy to apply, it is a no-brainer. TW for the win.
There wasnt much of a durability difference between the 2. The seal n shine was still sheaning the water away. Doesnt that mean it's still doing its job?
Super impressive for the TW as expected. While I do have coating on my personal car, I love using TWs new line of products on family and friends vehicles. Cannot be the value without a doubt.
@@mastalee1776 yes there was. Doesn't matter if it was still sheeting, the durability clearly broke down from it's original state. Don't get me wrong, for a non-coating, it did very well!
Consistently amazed at how far TW has come! From garage detailer to pros, none should be ashamed of using these products. For the price, it’s hard not to be impressed with TW. Just wish it was more easily available in Germany! I miss getting it since moving.
Awesome video Brian...I was pleasantly surprised with how well a normal shelf product like the Turtle Wax performed overall. It goes to show us, expensive is not always better.
Gloss and depth/darkening does it for me so Seal N Shine is my pick! Especially for the price. Thanks for doing this test and the Facebook group. I know turtle wax recommends the ice spray wax but I am thinking the ceramic wet wax would be a great topper also. I will probably try that.
I actually have been using this combo, and after 1 month the seal and shine 2.0 and spray wax 2.0 have held up tremendously. And that Grape Big League Chew smell, so good lol! I saw on Turtle Wax'es site in the questions, they had mentioned seal and shine has zero cure time, which surprised me.
Great video, TW a real winner! The application of both products was reasonably fair, but the Gyeon does have a second enhancer in their kit that should have been used. In addition, the endurance contest was not fairly conducted. The soaps were first applied to the TW side, then Gyeon and back across the TW side. In effect washing the TW product twice, while cross-contaminating both products. With a bit more separation, these products would not be cross-contaminated and washed equally using separate sponges. When the products market survival is at stake, everything should be done to make it as FAIR as possible, even if the outcome is the same.
Field results. I did the Turtle Wax system on my new F150 a year ago. Work as a pipeline inspector and hammer my truck. When I wash it I top with a damp cloth with the ice wax. Just today a worker asked me "How do you keep your truck looking so good". I prepped it properly and applied properly. FYI I am a pipeline coating/corrosion specialist. And can’t express enough how important preparation is to any coating. This sh*t works and wears like iron. I could not be happier.
I’m trying go from beginner to intermediate level in terms of products and my ability to properly select and apply them. That stated, it’s really impressive that one can get excellent protection and appearance just by applying an extremely affordable tandem every six months or so. Using the Ice detailer as a drying aid could extend the results.
One thing people sometimes overlook about the relevancy of chemical durability tests is maintenance. Frequent maintenance washes and detailing can do as much as mother nature towards wearing out your protection. For vehicles that are often outdoors and driven regularly but also frequently cleaned and well maintained, chemical resistance is definitely something that should factor in to the choice of protection.. 👍👌✌
or you could use tw ceramic wet wax as a drying aid once you are done washing.... Maintaining that durability.... I never wash my truck without adding a wet wax or the ceramic hybrid solutions spray coating. Which last as longer than any of these products.
@@kkassen1 yeah, drying aid protection is a quick and easy way to keep your topper going strong. Haven't had many clients who want to use them regularly though. 😔 I like to dry with forced air when possible, so I don't use that method very often personally either, and I've never used a spray and rinse that really impressed me. I like to use Moonlight as a topper just because I know exactly what it's capabilities are.. Like Brian, I specialize mostly in corrections, coatings and extensive mini restorations, so I don't do a lot of maintenance washes and detailing.. usually just personal vehicles and when clients bring vehicles back for a refresh.. Are you using the drying aid application as a topper/sacrificial layer or standalone protection?
Very interesting, thanks Brian. And a quick note is that the gloss will come back with reapply of the Ice, where Gyeon will need it's own topper for extra money
What most people do not know is the detailing product industry has very large mark ups. There are two ways to make money, do a lower volume of business with high mark ups, or do a higher volume of business with lower mark ups, the higher volume of business will in turn give you more more negotiating power with your suppliers , hence also increasing your profits. I would venture to say a portion of TW's and Gyeons ingredients are the same, and may even be bought from the same supplier. Who do you think is able to buy thier ingredients at a better price? Lastly let's not forget TW has reinvented itself, and part of that reinvention includes continuous improvement. Anyone care to speculate what TW's Ice Seal and Shine's next iteration will be like? Will Gyeon One improve? Anyone care to speculate when TW will have thier ceramic or graphine coating out?
not sure when the new formula one will arrive in UK/IRE, but you can still get the Seal n Shine aka *Hybrid Sealant Hydrophobic Wax*, i can buy it at local auto store for about £8 or via Amazon. use it as a base sealant then apply a sacrificial final layer, currently using Meg's HCD. Car has never looked so good.
Can we just talk about the comeback Turtle Wax has made? When I got into detailing 5ish years ago TW products were trash (or at least I thought so as a newbie) but now all their new lines of products are killer. The combo in this video is what I use now too and I absolutely love them.
Honestly, probably one of the best test I've seen you perform! People like me NEED to see these types of test. Thanks Bryan. BY THE WAY, looking forward to participating in the FB group.
I'm a detailer and I convince customers who want to apply a ceramic coating at a shop to refrain from doing so. I tell them for half the price, I can do a paint correction and apply a layer of seal and shine. and then ice spray wax a day later. they are very happy to save a ton of money, and ask them if they'd like me to be maintaining their vehicles, it'll always be protected so no need to apply a coating for over $1000
Wow!!! Awesome video here my friend. Seems that TW really stepped up 2 already great products. The 1-2 Combo is tenacious!!!! Just joined the group as well as I love helping out fellow detailers! Appreciate the time and effort you put into this 👍🏻🤝🏻
Great test, all these pros who say ceramic wax’s aren’t the real deal can shut up, enthusiasts can buy these over counter products and still get the same results are pro applied coatings
great video....now that my garage is full of everything else...lol...igl f4 - poly seal - sonax - mckees - blackfire - xtreme solutions - liquid x - tw hybrid complete set - tw seal and shine(orig formula) - dr beasleys - optimum - oh jeez i will stop there.....nope still have artdeshine graphene qd and igl premier, ecoshine enhancer, and ethos defy on the way...i am going to do the neighbors and the rest of the block til i run out....then keep it simple and in-expensive. glad TAC wasnt available for awhile -thank god. truth is I have learned so much from u my friend!!!!!! its been so much fun and have enjoyed every vid. you are the best oops dr beasleys advance coat gloss too....multiple megs YES - I AM HOARDING/HOOKED......but i wouldnt change a thing. YOU ARE THE BEST - BE SAFE....STAY WELL
I have a ton of megs products and I now have one bottle of TW seal and shine to add to them. Pretty damn good stuff. Gotta say I have used it on mine and the wife's car and it is looking great and holding up well. Amazing for the price. I will still keep megs polishes and a few other things but when it comes to waxing im going to use this stuff.
I've just been experimenting on this loaner car from the dealership. It has Wolfgang's 3.0, Meguires ceramic spray, Meguires liquid ceramic wax, Turtle Wax ice, and Cquartz 3.0 on it on various panels. My neighbors saw me out there and told me well let me know what you find is good. It was my first time ceramic coating anything besides my wheels. It was really easy though way easier than wheels. I think I'll just do Meg's ceramic spray on his truck, but have wanted to try out some of the turtle wax products
Hold gloss is a nice new attribute to look out for. Always thought about it while watching these kinds of torture test videos but never got to see anyone talking about it.
TW is underrated, I feel that it had a reputation that it was cheap stuff in the past, maybe because of the low price, but now let's face it, it is good and inexpensive, so it is a winner in my world
Yeah, that didn’t go the way I thought it would. Tw have definitely upped their game with the ice range. IMHO the hybrid ceramics range leaves a lot to be desired. I hope that the new formula comes to 🇬🇧 The ice products seems to rely on layers that can bond to themselves and build up that protection from multiple products, and with just 2 here, it’s a fantastic deal. The neighbours laughed at me when I told them I was putting on Turtle wax on the car. They ain’t laughing now😎👍
Me too. My family all use Turtle Wax Hybrid Sealant. But mentioning it to anyone else, they tend to laugh. I mentioned it to the local car wash owner and he refused to read about or watch any videos. He still uses a paste wax for all his mini or full valet. My neighbour got the wax on his car and after 4 weeks it was gone! 👍🏴
For me personally I would of given point to gyeon for beading. That being said my current line up is all hybrid solutions for car cleaning. TW has so many game changers in the line up and the easy of being able to go to store and pick up makes it my personal winner.
I have been using TW before and still use it today. They have really changed the game of detailing when before they were laughed at for being poor quality and dirt cheap products to unbelievably good quality and dirt cheap products. I’m starting to notice that CG are raising their prices on certain products while TW has been constant with their prices. It’s just amazing to get super great products from TW without the brand name up charge most detailing companies are doing now and days
Man, TW seems to be the Sonax of the US. From 08/15 products to stuff like this. Wish they started selling their products in Germany, like Sonax did in the US.
Great matchup! Would enjoying seeing the TW duo up against some higher level ceramic coatings to get an even better sense of the bang for the buck, ie are these higher level ceramics really worth it?
I am surprised that Gyeon One loss being ceramic but TW new products always impress. That is why my first suggestion to friends is TW products. Easy on and easy on budget, tough protection
I started to learn on how to detail my own vehicle just about month ago after watching one of your videos. Then im hooked lol. Almost checking every minute of the day if you have a new one. Thank you so much Brian! A.K.A "The Professor".
Just proves that you don't need to use a professional coating to get professional results! I've said this about seal and shine many times. What a great big product for little 💰!
An unexpected, yet illuminating comparison. I'd take the TW every time (I have a bottle of the original SnS in the garage). Reasons are ease of use and slickness, price and a lack of worry - want to protect a car that has a few love marks etc. and no time to polish? Hit it with TW for a brilliant end result. Coatings need a lot more prep and may well end up staying on the shelf as a result. I'm seriously considering trying the new wax now as a topper to a well applied SnS layer.
I would like to see a side by side comparison between the original Sean n shine versus the new improved formula to see if it’s just a marketing ploy or it’s really improved
You sprayed the turtle wax area a lot more the the other section, maybe you should try doing it center on, and not from one side. And one more suggestion, do a second slickness test after the chemical rounds.
Amazing. Might still splurge on something really "nice" for my ride but I also do my dear mother's minivan and turtle wax looks like an incredible value here. Very impressed with TW these days, seems like they can very much hang with the boutique stuff.
Very cool comparison. Was good to see how “simple” products can stack up against a ceramic coating. Only thing I would have like to have seen was the Gyeon ONE with a topper and how that would perform. Otherwise, you’re the man keep up the good work 🍻
Awesome test Brian! How's the saying go? "Find something you like and use it often." a little TW applied correctly once and then topped up every contact wash using the wax as a drying aid should provide the enthusiast long lasting protection and gloss...
This is pretty surprising but, with the gyeon one kit you do get a topper (Gyeon Cure) with it that will add sickness and more gloss. Just have to wait for One to dry.
I would love to see a durability test between TW Spray wax as base and Seal n Shine as topper VS Seal n Shine as base and TW Spray wax as topper In my humble opinion. Seal N Shine should always be the last thing that goes on the car as it will give the maximum longevity due to its famous chemical resistance to virtually everything. Dont you think so.
It's still so hard to believe the Turtle Wax has become such a big player in the spray-on wax/sealant market. For many years, all I ever remember seeing on the shelves of stores from them was Zip-Wax. Pro detailers wouldn't ever consider endorsing their products and now everyone is raving about these two spray on products. I personally will never use a cream or paste wax again. That is, until someone creates a new "halo" product. . .
I bet after all this they will eventually lower their prices if they want to sell the product. People nowadays (if they are smart) want the most for their hard earned money ... think how much TW you can buy for what the price is they are asking Great review! TURTLE WAX for the win 👍🐢
I figure with TW the the wax was gone but just the SnS left. It’s a great value choice for a lot of people who don’t want to go full ceramic. Wonder what would be different with 2 layers of SnS’
Excellent video. For my detailing business I mainly stick with the ceramic sprays because they go on easier and still provide great protection and gloss. I know it can't beat a true ceramic coating but after dealing with this one car that had such bad water etching in the coating it really makes me prefer the spray coatings.
I get the water bead vs water sheet argument but regardless of how well one sheets it will not really rain enough to flood the panel to cause sheeting. Even products which are known for sheeting will bead up just as well under a lite to moderate mist which is most rain. Sure if you take a hose and flood the panel one will sheet but it doesn't rain like that in the real works which will be the vast majority of water contact with a vehicle unless you live in a super dry environment where it only sees water during a wash.
I’m sure you don’t live in the south. We’ve had that very hard ran for 4 days now. I was driving in that hard ass ran this morning in Houston, Texas. We get very bad rain in the south and it’s not sprinkles and mist.
@@slimsampy4764 I've seen many types of rain and the vast majority of it has been lite showerd short of a hurricane. Not every rain is pouring and while it does happen from time to time it's not every time. Weather here is more like Florida where it rains for 5-10 mins and stops.
Nearly all ceramic coatings require a topper every few months so just delete the expensive ceramic coating and apply the TW products every few months and save $$$$!!
Love the heat test... North Ga & 89 already with humidity at 60... Value your opinion hon! ❤️😉 Edit: love the look of beading but love sheeting for spots & drying 😂...
Wow, wow, wow. Obviously, Turtle Wax was going to beat any other product on price and having used their products for years with my grandfather and dad I was wondering how it would do against a basic Ceramic coating. These results left me discombobulated how good it did. Surely, Gyeon is expected to hold since its it's a Ceramic coating but all the others must be looking to improve their formulas because for less can do more. I wonder how it will also do against Griots 3 in 1 and Griots 3 in 1 against Ceramic coating too. Thanks for this valuable insight and tests. Sure Turtle Wax watches you and the other detailers that were at their latest advertisement for their Hybrid Ceramic Xoxo from Puerto Rico 👍🇵🇷
...and the application of a ceramic coat brings it down too. Having done a few ceramic coatings, I'll take the spray bottle coatings all day long just for the ease of use. Add the results etc of your testing, its just a better bet.
I hope your industry knows how lucky it is to have you.
Turtle Wax seems to still be a force to be reckoned with. Especially at the price! Thanks again Brian for your honest and great knowledge!
It sure is getting a good rating from detailers on You Tube. I'm in.
Turtle Wax is a much better value. I would like to see this Turtle Wax combo paired up against the Jescar Power Lock +/Bead-It combo. 👍
Brian, I would chose TW because of the cost. I am a driveway detailer, so cost is very important. The new Turtle Wax products are NOT my father products. TW has stepped up their game. I wish they would develop a rinseless wash in their Hybrid Solutions line of products.
This past weekend did my wifes dark metal flake blue Mazda 3 Sedan with the new "improved" Seal & Shine. I am in need of protection living in an extreme North American climate but I-want-shine! This new formula is astonishing. Twice this week my wife has been approached about the "shine" on her car. 3 years old and well taken care of but nonetheless her best friend asked if the car was new... This stuff is for real. Terrific.
Turtle Wax easily. What they've done with making quality, durable, and affordable products has been refreshing. Also the fact that if you feel like it, you can easily just top up a fresh coating of Seal N Shine every few washes if you want and you're good to go again. Since you get so much in a bottle, it costs so little, and it's super easy to apply.
Turtle wax is an absolute thug when it comes to sealants, and to see it hold its own against a light sio2 coating is just 🔥
TW wins all day...they have really stepped up their game!!
Durability is by far the most important. ONE is a much superior product. However, for the price, TW is awesome.
Mayb to you..I’d rather have better slickness and gloss...I work on my car enough that I could really care less how long something lasts..as long as it looks good
@@thecarproconnoisseur5412 Agreed! I want maximum appearance enhancement on my vehicles. Besides, how durable do you really need a product to be? TW lasts for months. Don't be lazy...just apply more again! LOL! It is so cheap and easy to apply, it is a no-brainer. TW for the win.
There wasnt much of a durability difference between the 2. The seal n shine was still sheaning the water away. Doesnt that mean it's still doing its job?
Super impressive for the TW as expected. While I do have coating on my personal car, I love using TWs new line of products on family and friends vehicles. Cannot be the value without a doubt.
@@mastalee1776 yes there was. Doesn't matter if it was still sheeting, the durability clearly broke down from it's original state. Don't get me wrong, for a non-coating, it did very well!
Consistently amazed at how far TW has come! From garage detailer to pros, none should be ashamed of using these products. For the price, it’s hard not to be impressed with TW. Just wish it was more easily available in Germany! I miss getting it since moving.
Awesome video Brian...I was pleasantly surprised with how well a normal shelf product like the Turtle Wax performed overall. It goes to show us, expensive is not always better.
Thanks Brian. I started buying some TW products after watching you do your tests and I have not been disappointed yet. 👍👊❤️
Gotta go with TW! Seal n shine has been proven to be a solid sealant. Great bang for the buck.
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Gloss and depth/darkening does it for me so Seal N Shine is my pick! Especially for the price. Thanks for doing this test and the Facebook group. I know turtle wax recommends the ice spray wax but I am thinking the ceramic wet wax would be a great topper also. I will probably try that.
I actually have been using this combo, and after 1 month the seal and shine 2.0 and spray wax 2.0 have held up tremendously. And that Grape Big League Chew smell, so good lol! I saw on Turtle Wax'es site in the questions, they had mentioned seal and shine has zero cure time, which surprised me.
請問 seal n shine 不需要固化時間嗎？ 謝謝
With my seal N shine coated car, I use the ice spray wax as a dying aid what a killer combo
Great video, TW a real winner! The application of both products was reasonably fair, but the Gyeon does have a second enhancer in their kit that should have been used. In addition, the endurance contest was not fairly conducted. The soaps were first applied to the TW side, then Gyeon and back across the TW side. In effect washing the TW product twice, while cross-contaminating both products. With a bit more separation, these products would not be cross-contaminated and washed equally using separate sponges. When the products market survival is at stake, everything should be done to make it as FAIR as possible, even if the outcome is the same.
If cross-contamination is happening after they are cured would that not show a problem.
Great video. I had a feeling tw was gonna take this. The better buy out of these two is definitely tw.
Turtle for the win haha. I love that a budget consumer product is that good
Field results. I did the Turtle Wax system on my new F150 a year ago. Work as a pipeline inspector and hammer my truck. When I wash it I top with a damp cloth with the ice wax. Just today a worker asked me "How do you keep your truck looking so good". I prepped it properly and applied properly. FYI I am a pipeline coating/corrosion specialist. And can’t express enough how important preparation is to any coating. This sh*t works and wears like iron. I could not be happier.
Who could hate you or the content you provide us, Brian? Excellent Video as always! Thanks and keep up the great work!!
I’m trying go from beginner to intermediate level in terms of products and my ability to properly select and apply them. That stated, it’s really impressive that one can get excellent protection and appearance just by applying an extremely affordable tandem every six months or so. Using the Ice detailer as a drying aid could extend the results.
Used TW seal and shine today on a red truck it looked terrific and I had others giving me compliments!👍🏻
One thing people sometimes overlook about the relevancy of chemical durability tests is maintenance. Frequent maintenance washes and detailing can do as much as mother nature towards wearing out your protection. For vehicles that are often outdoors and driven regularly but also frequently cleaned and well maintained, chemical resistance is definitely something that should factor in to the choice of protection.. 👍👌✌
or you could use tw ceramic wet wax as a drying aid once you are done washing.... Maintaining that durability.... I never wash my truck without adding a wet wax or the ceramic hybrid solutions spray coating. Which last as longer than any of these products.
@@kkassen1 yeah, drying aid protection is a quick and easy way to keep your topper going strong. Haven't had many clients who want to use them regularly though. 😔 I like to dry with forced air when possible, so I don't use that method very often personally either, and I've never used a spray and rinse that really impressed me. I like to use Moonlight as a topper just because I know exactly what it's capabilities are..
Like Brian, I specialize mostly in corrections, coatings and extensive mini restorations, so I don't do a lot of maintenance washes and detailing.. usually just personal vehicles and when clients bring vehicles back for a refresh..
Are you using the drying aid application as a topper/sacrificial layer or standalone protection?
Love your videos bro. Don't stop being positively relentless
Very interesting, thanks Brian. And a quick note is that the gloss will come back with reapply of the Ice, where Gyeon will need it's own topper for extra money
That's a good point. If I was Gyeon I’d be sweating on this vids. Their cost justification is a hard sell against TW.
What most people do not know is the detailing product industry has very large mark ups. There are two ways to make money, do a lower volume of business with high mark ups, or do a higher volume of business with lower mark ups, the higher volume of business will in turn give you more more negotiating power with your suppliers , hence also increasing your profits. I would venture to say a portion of TW's and Gyeons ingredients are the same, and may even be bought from the same supplier. Who do you think is able to buy thier ingredients at a better price? Lastly let's not forget TW has reinvented itself, and part of that reinvention includes continuous improvement. Anyone care to speculate what TW's Ice Seal and Shine's next iteration will be like? Will Gyeon One improve? Anyone care to speculate when TW will have thier ceramic or graphine coating out?
To be fair mate, use Gyeon cure over one every couple months and you’ll get over a year of protection and it will bring the gloss and slickness back!
@@jayz313 Great points!
@@TheSocialPlumber Very true but Cure alone costs more than both the TW products combined
The turtle wax combo is amazing, can't wait for it to be available in Ireland. Great video as always brian stay safe and keep up the good work 👍👍👍
not sure when the new formula one will arrive in UK/IRE, but you can still get the Seal n Shine aka *Hybrid Sealant Hydrophobic Wax*, i can buy it at local auto store for about £8 or via Amazon. use it as a base sealant then apply a sacrificial final layer, currently using Meg's HCD. Car has never looked so good.
I really don't know how Turtle Wax keeps pulling this off. They are amazing, and very friendly!
Can we just talk about the comeback Turtle Wax has made? When I got into detailing 5ish years ago TW products were trash (or at least I thought so as a newbie) but now all their new lines of products are killer. The combo in this video is what I use now too and I absolutely love them.
Honestly, probably one of the best test I've seen you perform! People like me NEED to see these types of test. Thanks Bryan. BY THE WAY, looking forward to participating in the FB group.
I've spent a fortune on different products but I always go back to ICE. Thanks for the video.
I'm a detailer and I convince customers who want to apply a ceramic coating at a shop to refrain from doing so. I tell them for half the price, I can do a paint correction and apply a layer of seal and shine. and then ice spray wax a day later. they are very happy to save a ton of money, and ask them if they'd like me to be maintaining their vehicles, it'll always be protected so no need to apply a coating for over $1000
Wow!!! Awesome video here my friend. Seems that TW really stepped up 2 already great products. The 1-2 Combo is tenacious!!!! Just joined the group as well as I love helping out fellow detailers! Appreciate the time and effort you put into this 👍🏻🤝🏻
Excellent vid. Always straight to the point. Love that.
Great video Brian !!! Even loves the haters”. How can you not love this guy 💪
Great test, all these pros who say ceramic wax’s aren’t the real deal can shut up, enthusiasts can buy these over counter products and still get the same results are pro applied coatings
great video....now that my garage is full of everything else...lol...igl f4 - poly seal - sonax - mckees - blackfire - xtreme solutions - liquid x - tw hybrid complete set - tw seal and shine(orig formula) - dr beasleys - optimum - oh jeez i will stop there.....nope still have artdeshine graphene qd and igl premier, ecoshine enhancer, and ethos defy on the way...i am going to do the neighbors and the rest of the block til i run out....then keep it simple and in-expensive. glad TAC wasnt available for awhile -thank god. truth is I have learned so much from u my friend!!!!!! its been so much fun and have enjoyed every vid. you are the best oops dr beasleys advance coat gloss too....multiple megs YES - I AM HOARDING/HOOKED......but i wouldnt change a thing. YOU ARE THE BEST - BE SAFE....STAY WELL
I see you too are a man of culture 🍻
Do you have beadmaker?
I have a ton of megs products and I now have one bottle of TW seal and shine to add to them. Pretty damn good stuff. Gotta say I have used it on mine and the wife's car and it is looking great and holding up well. Amazing for the price. I will still keep megs polishes and a few other things but when it comes to waxing im going to use this stuff.
@@exceldetail yeah tell me about it. Me too. It's crazy, but cool lol.
I've just been experimenting on this loaner car from the dealership. It has Wolfgang's 3.0, Meguires ceramic spray, Meguires liquid ceramic wax, Turtle Wax ice, and Cquartz 3.0 on it on various panels. My neighbors saw me out there and told me well let me know what you find is good. It was my first time ceramic coating anything besides my wheels. It was really easy though way easier than wheels. I think I'll just do Meg's ceramic spray on his truck, but have wanted to try out some of the turtle wax products
Hold gloss is a nice new attribute to look out for. Always thought about it while watching these kinds of torture test videos but never got to see anyone talking about it.
TW is underrated, I feel that it had a reputation that it was cheap stuff in the past, maybe because of the low price, but now let's face it, it is good and inexpensive, so it is a winner in my world
I joined your Facebook page, awesome, I only detail my own vehicles, most likely I would choose Turtle Wax, great video Brian 👍😁
Yeah, that didn’t go the way I thought it would. Tw have definitely upped their game with the ice range. IMHO the hybrid ceramics range leaves a lot to be desired. I hope that the new formula comes to 🇬🇧
The ice products seems to rely on layers that can bond to themselves and build up that protection from multiple products, and with just 2 here, it’s a fantastic deal.
The neighbours laughed at me when I told them I was putting on Turtle wax on the car. They ain’t laughing now😎👍
Me too. My family all use Turtle Wax Hybrid Sealant.
But mentioning it to anyone else, they tend to laugh.
I mentioned it to the local car wash owner and he refused to read about or watch any videos.
He still uses a paste wax for all his mini or full valet.
My neighbour got the wax on his car and after 4 weeks it was gone!
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For me personally I would of given point to gyeon for beading. That being said my current line up is all hybrid solutions for car cleaning. TW has so many game changers in the line up and the easy of being able to go to store and pick up makes it my personal winner.
2 unbeatable products to have in ones arsenal of detailing. Solid combo.
I have been using TW before and still use it today. They have really changed the game of detailing when before they were laughed at for being poor quality and dirt cheap products to unbelievably good quality and dirt cheap products. I’m starting to notice that CG are raising their prices on certain products while TW has been constant with their prices. It’s just amazing to get super great products from TW without the brand name up charge most detailing companies are doing now and days
Great video. I would love to see the Turtle Wax Seal N Shine Advanced Version vs 303 Graphene Coating in a durability challenge.
If I had a show or garage queen I would definitely choose a coating. For a daily driver TW is the winner for ease of use and cost.
Man, TW seems to be the Sonax of the US. From 08/15 products to stuff like this. Wish they started selling their products in Germany, like Sonax did in the US.
Great matchup! Would enjoying seeing the TW duo up against some higher level ceramic coatings to get an even better sense of the bang for the buck, ie are these higher level ceramics really worth it?
I am surprised that Gyeon One loss being ceramic but TW new products always impress. That is why my first suggestion to friends is TW products. Easy on and easy on budget, tough protection
That was an eye opener. BTW.. I would be honored to be part of your FB group. Heading there now.😁👍
You just can't beat TW for the price. You'll be able to apply it several times a year and it would still be more cost effective.
mike h Really? For the difference in price, you're reaching here..
What a great video and a huge win for Turtle Wax. These cheap versus expensive matchups are fun!
Another quality video Brian , how can anyone hate these videos it's beyond me .
I started to learn on how to detail my own vehicle just about month ago after watching one of your videos. Then im hooked lol. Almost checking every minute of the day if you have a new one. Thank you so much Brian! A.K.A "The Professor".
Just proves that you don't need to use a professional coating to get professional results! I've said this about seal and shine many times. What a great big product for little 💰!
Hands down 🐢 wax ❇️.... performance per dollar $ is hard to beat and they are always actively improving their products as well which is great.
An unexpected, yet illuminating comparison. I'd take the TW every time (I have a bottle of the original SnS in the garage). Reasons are ease of use and slickness, price and a lack of worry - want to protect a car that has a few love marks etc. and no time to polish? Hit it with TW for a brilliant end result. Coatings need a lot more prep and may well end up staying on the shelf as a result. I'm seriously considering trying the new wax now as a topper to a well applied SnS layer.
I would like to see a side by side comparison between the original Sean n shine versus the new improved formula to see if it’s just a marketing ploy or it’s really improved
Price alone TW for the win.
You could wax your car probably about 4 to 1.
Nice video
You sprayed the turtle wax area a lot more the the other section, maybe you should try doing it center on, and not from one side. And one more suggestion, do a second slickness test after the chemical rounds.
Amazing. Might still splurge on something really "nice" for my ride but I also do my dear mother's minivan and turtle wax looks like an incredible value here. Very impressed with TW these days, seems like they can very much hang with the boutique stuff.
I don’t know why people buy other stuff but seal and shine.. the new formula is the best. We don’t need anything else
Awesome, even the haters, if they are not hating, you aren't doing it good brother!
Very cool comparison. Was good to see how “simple” products can stack up against a ceramic coating. Only thing I would have like to have seen was the Gyeon ONE with a topper and how that would perform. Otherwise, you’re the man keep up the good work 🍻
Awesome test Brian! How's the saying go? "Find something you like and use it often." a little TW applied correctly once and then topped up every contact wash using the wax as a drying aid should provide the enthusiast long lasting protection and gloss...
Turtle Wax is becoming the most trusted name in detailing. Their products simply work at a fair price.
The group is a great idea! 👍
This is pretty surprising but, with the gyeon one kit you do get a topper (Gyeon Cure) with it that will add sickness and more gloss. Just have to wait for One to dry.
🐢🐢🐢🐢 Wax For the win!!! Thank you for this awesome video. 😃👍🏽
First great video buddy tfs
That was an awesome video!
I am buy the TW duo today. Thanks for the test.
Hey Brian! Another great video! Thanks! I joined your Facebook group. I love the new video start format!! Nice job!!
I would love to see a durability test between TW Spray wax as base and Seal n Shine as topper VS Seal n Shine as base and TW Spray wax as topper
In my humble opinion. Seal N Shine should always be the last thing that goes on the car as it will give the maximum longevity due to its famous chemical resistance to virtually everything. Dont you think so.
Very informative! Turtle wax is really value buy. Keep up the good work!
It's still so hard to believe the Turtle Wax has become such a big player in the spray-on wax/sealant market. For many years, all I ever remember seeing on the shelves of stores from them was Zip-Wax. Pro detailers wouldn't ever consider endorsing their products and now everyone is raving about these two spray on products. I personally will never use a cream or paste wax again. That is, until someone creates a new "halo" product. . .
Excelent test. Would not have guessed the winner!
I used gyeon wet coat for 3 coats back in September. It survived the winter and it's finally starting to fade.
I bet after all this they will eventually lower their prices if they want to sell the product. People nowadays (if they are smart) want the most for their hard earned money ... think how much TW you can buy for what the price is they are asking
Great review! TURTLE WAX for the win 👍🐢
Seal and shine FTW..
again 🤘🏼🤘🏼😎
I figure with TW the the wax was gone but just the SnS left. It’s a great value choice for a lot of people who don’t want to go full ceramic. Wonder what would be different with 2 layers of SnS’
Tw hands down glad they added uv protector 16.24 $ for both is a steal
Excellent video. For my detailing business I mainly stick with the ceramic sprays because they go on easier and still provide great protection and gloss. I know it can't beat a true ceramic coating but after dealing with this one car that had such bad water etching in the coating it really makes me prefer the spray coatings.
one of your best shootout videos! great job Brian!
This is great I was waiting for a comparison like this. Usual sealant vs ceramic coating fantastic.
I get the water bead vs water sheet argument but regardless of how well one sheets it will not really rain enough to flood the panel to cause sheeting. Even products which are known for sheeting will bead up just as well under a lite to moderate mist which is most rain. Sure if you take a hose and flood the panel one will sheet but it doesn't rain like that in the real works which will be the vast majority of water contact with a vehicle unless you live in a super dry environment where it only sees water during a wash.
I’m sure you don’t live in the south. We’ve had that very hard ran for 4 days now. I was driving in that hard ass ran this morning in Houston, Texas. We get very bad rain in the south and it’s not sprinkles and mist.
@@slimsampy4764 Respectfully that statement is weaponized levels of stupid.
Greetings from the Mississippi Gulf Coast
Last Hope no need for name calling. You live in the south so you know we don’t get rain like Seattle.
@@slimsampy4764 I've seen many types of rain and the vast majority of it has been lite showerd short of a hurricane. Not every rain is pouring and while it does happen from time to time it's not every time.
Weather here is more like Florida where it rains for 5-10 mins and stops.
Now I want to see the turtle wax combo vs a 400 dollar 5-10 year coating 😂
Nearly all ceramic coatings require a topper every few months so just delete the expensive ceramic coating and apply the TW products every few months and save $$$$!!
Could you use seal and shine on top of a ceramic coat? I feel like that would be the pinnacle of protection.
Love the heat test... North Ga & 89 already with humidity at 60... Value your opinion hon! ❤️😉 Edit: love the look of beading but love sheeting for spots & drying 😂...
Brian I keep forgetting you’re left-handed as well, You know us left-handers were in our Right mind...
I was very curious about Turtle products. But I really liked it. It convinced me. Very informative. Thanx
Brian love your vids. Very informative and humble presentation. Learn a lot. Keep it up.
Wow, wow, wow. Obviously, Turtle Wax was going to beat any other product on price and having used their products for years with my grandfather and dad I was wondering how it would do against a basic Ceramic coating. These results left me discombobulated how good it did. Surely, Gyeon is expected to hold since its it's a Ceramic coating but all the others must be looking to improve their formulas because for less can do more. I wonder how it will also do against Griots 3 in 1 and Griots 3 in 1 against Ceramic coating too. Thanks for this valuable insight and tests. Sure Turtle Wax watches you and the other detailers that were at their latest advertisement for their Hybrid Ceramic
Xoxo from Puerto Rico 👍🇵🇷
I recently tried the new formula of Ice and shine and love it!
I knew before this video was finished that turtle wax would be the better value no matter the outcome but I didn't expect turtle wax to win.
...and the application of a ceramic coat brings it down too. Having done a few ceramic coatings, I'll take the spray bottle coatings all day long just for the ease of use. Add the results etc of your testing, its just a better bet.
always appreciate the information you provide. what do you think are the best sealants for sheeting instead of beading?
I see the work you and your son put out on instagram and FB.....how ...do you ever sleep?
Still the one for us at our shop. Seal & Shine or Fusso Coat on our basic exterior packages