I've got hundreds of dollars of products in my garage and I'm now using 7 dollar turtle wax like I did when I was 15. Full circle from overhype to what works.
Six and a half months of Minnesota winter and still going strong ... Better lasting than Nu-finish .. Water still beads-up , would look even better if I washed last winters dirt off !
For the price point this product is great I didn't even polish my motor I just wanted to test it quickly and it worked better than expected. So next step is to conduct a full polish prep and finish
Forget beading it sheets off which is even better! Any product can bead on first application of watering to testing. What I like it’s the luster it brought back to the paint.
Yes ! I also got this at Amazon for $6 ... $12 & $13 at Walmart , Target ... Went on with little effort , and looks great after some rain and 3 months of snow ... Still looks and feels like glass , but won't know how it will be , come spring .. ( 3 months )... Covered with snow now.. Rich , in Minnesota ...
paint was a mirror before applying Turtle Wax. The product does not perform miracles. But it does create a protective barrier, and a very smooth surface. It also covers light scratches.
My first car is a 2015 impala, its the 06-14 style 9th gen. After experimenting on certain products, glad this was made. Definitely made my cars paint pop
Hey Vinny... nice job... the car does not look 14yrs old.. well maintained i must say.. by the way my nick name is Vinny too.. i hardly hear that name here in india as I am from India. But i like detailing my car and keep following people like u who are good at it. 👍😉
Are you going to restore the headlight covers? They're cloudy and yellow. Bugged the heck out of me. Beautiful shine on the paint, 14 yo looking headlights. Rubbing compound and your polisher will clean those right up. Turtle wax rubbing compound worked great on my very cloudy, dull, yellow Subaru headlights. I never could afford the expensive stuff, so I've always used Turtle Wax and it keeps getting better.
I used a finish compound and it looked OK for 2-3 months and then used 2500 sandpaper and Turtle Wax T-43 Headlight Cleaner Sealant polish on a drill adapter foam polishing sponge and they look amazing.
What type of polish did you use? It sure brought the that black paint back from the dead. Aside from that, Seal and Shine is kicking all the big name 'sealants' in the read end. Torque, Produxa, Chemical Guys all getting embarrassed by a 10 dollar bottle of Turtle Wax. Best thing on the market!
Sand the lights with P2000 then P3000 grits, Polish , apply Ceramic paint protection. That’s all that shit is good for. Then apply Seal & Shine. Detailers here in Australia do every car with ceramic coating but when you have to repair scratches as I do for a living, it’s a fuckin ball ache. I’ve been using the SnS for 4 weeks now in my dealerships, and it holds on and looks awesome. Some other people have been negatively flogging it, but for what it is it’s great.
Used this in October on the car .. The snow here in Minnesota just slides off ! ( if it isn't frozen ) Plan to give my sno-blower a coating of this , come spring .. Also want to try it on headlamps after polishing the dull coating off ... Also thinking of use on glass ( ? ? )
I have to wonder about a "smear " from on coming headlights , if used on the front window ... I sure as hack going to try it on the rear ... May be better than " Rain-X " , cheaper too ......
i am going to see how it holds up with car washes plus this car sits outside in sunlight all the time, the price difference is big but i just got TLC on sale buy 3 get one free and it came out to like 18.50 per bottle so its a tough decision. both leave the cars very smooth and beading. I just want to see how this holds up
@@vinnyrandomsreviews2025 you will find that if you let this cure for a few hours after application, it lasts months. One trick- keep shaking it every so often to keep it mixed. Makes a big difference since it has carnuba in it.
That's a standard 8mm throw free spin, I believe a Griot's G6. The pad is also Griot's, Fast Finishing microfiber pad, paired with their Fast Correcting Cream used as a one step. www.amazon.com/dp/B00LJ3BLQY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_imm_t1_P2aXFb4JKT8P2
I've got hundreds of dollars of products in my garage and I'm now using 7 dollar turtle wax like I did when I was 15. Full circle from overhype to what works.
yes definitely agree the car is still shining months after and it went through rain storms and all
Same! Glad I'm not the only one LOL
N English I’m feeling your pain. I started chunking products in the trash last night.
As time goes on so does innovation. I just started washing my vehicles by hand and it’s like therapy. I’m glad these hybrid waxes are not expensive.
Right? lol! I have this....haven't tried it yet.
Six and a half months of Minnesota winter and still going strong ... Better lasting than Nu-finish ..
Water still beads-up , would look even better if I washed last winters dirt off !
For the price point this product is great I didn't even polish my motor I just wanted to test it quickly and it worked better than expected. So next step is to conduct a full polish prep and finish
I used it on my silver tiguan at the weekend after watching pan the organiser's review. It's good.
Forget beading it sheets off which is even better! Any product can bead on first application of watering to testing. What I like it’s the luster it brought back to the paint.
Yes ! I also got this at Amazon for $6 ... $12 & $13 at Walmart , Target ... Went on with little
effort , and looks great after some rain and 3 months of snow ... Still looks and feels like
glass , but won't know how it will be , come spring .. ( 3 months )... Covered with snow now..
Rich , in Minnesota ...
paint was a mirror before applying Turtle Wax. The product does not perform miracles. But it does create a protective barrier, and a very smooth surface. It also covers light scratches.
The car looks great for 14 years old.
Between Eagle One Wipe and Shine and Turtle Wax Seal and Shine we have two excellent bargain priced products thats readily available.
My first car is a 2015 impala, its the 06-14 style 9th gen. After experimenting on certain products, glad this was made. Definitely made my cars paint pop
yes the durability is great and the price point is perfect enjoy thanks for watching !
I didnt know they made mirror color cars. dang 14 years? You did that baby well.
thank you
I think it's a black car but the damn thing look silver. And we need more midgets entering into the car detail business like the one at 5:20.
Used the seal n shine today and gave a nice shine
Wow!! Awesome video, real world testing without the hype!!
Hey Vinny... nice job... the car does not look 14yrs old.. well maintained i must say.. by the way my nick name is Vinny too.. i hardly hear that name here in india as I am from India. But i like detailing my car and keep following people like u who are good at it. 👍😉
thanks so much for watching !
Are you going to restore the headlight covers? They're cloudy and yellow. Bugged the heck out of me. Beautiful shine on the paint, 14 yo looking headlights. Rubbing compound and your polisher will clean those right up. Turtle wax rubbing compound worked great on my very cloudy, dull, yellow Subaru headlights. I never could afford the expensive stuff, so I've always used Turtle Wax and it keeps getting better.
yes definitely need to do that soon
Came out awesome 😎👍
Amazing product.
Excellent....Prep/use...Well done...
If you hit your headlights with your polish it will take off that yellow haze and the S&S will protect the plastic lights! Great vid. Thanks.
Did you try that? Without a scrub of the lenses first?
I used a finish compound and it looked OK for 2-3 months and then used 2500 sandpaper and Turtle Wax T-43 Headlight Cleaner Sealant polish on a drill adapter foam polishing sponge and they look amazing.
Good job bro straight......forward 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Just so you know I belive Adam's towels are rag company towels priced up
never thought of that, interesting could be
what compound did you use
griots garage fast correcting cream, really good stuff
Great video and advice.
thank you !
14 year old paint 6 months old clear coat
For sure no one can get near this car accept the owner
never been painted, no accidents or incidents, clear coat is the same from the factory, all original
How about headlights restoration !!
i have a few videos of it but yes i did end up doing the headlights too later on
Liked/subscribed! looks great
Thanks for the sub!
What type of polish did you use? It sure brought the that black paint back from the dead. Aside from that, Seal and Shine is kicking all the big name 'sealants' in the read end. Torque, Produxa, Chemical Guys all getting embarrassed by a 10 dollar bottle of Turtle Wax. Best thing on the market!
agreed! i used griots garage fast correcting cream its very good i also like malco rejuvenator
What drying towel is that ?
griots garage drying towel 40 bucks worth every penny
what polish/compound did you use on the imperfections
griots garage fast correcting cream its real good stuff
I have used perfecting cream as a one step on a 2017 VW Passat black, made it look like glass yo
Need to do your head lights next 🙂
i know they're getting bad can you recommend a good product for it? i use compound with the buffer sometimes but its only a temporary fix
Vinny Randoms Reviews just compound them by hand and then put wax/sealant on them
@@vinnyrandomsreviews2025 Wet sand them and polish. Use the seal and shine as protection.
Sand the lights with P2000 then P3000 grits, Polish , apply Ceramic paint protection. That’s all that shit is good for. Then apply Seal & Shine. Detailers here in Australia do every car with ceramic coating but when you have to repair scratches as I do for a living, it’s a fuckin ball ache. I’ve been using the SnS for 4 weeks now in my dealerships, and it holds on and looks awesome. Some other people have been negatively flogging it, but for what it is it’s great.
@@vinnyrandomsreviews2025 Wet sand with 1500 then 3000 then spray with clear coat.
Used this in October on the car .. The snow here in Minnesota just slides off ! ( if it isn't frozen ) Plan to give my sno-blower a coating of this , come spring .. Also want to try it on headlamps after polishing the dull coating off ... Also thinking of use on glass ( ? ? )
its good on glass, my lease is almost up and i havent changed my wipers
I have to wonder about a "smear " from on coming headlights , if used on the
front window ... I sure as hack going to try it on the rear ... May be better
than " Rain-X " , cheaper too ......
Hi guy ! congratulation great job !
Hey, thanks!
Thanks for the Vid Vinny. Headlights are next bud.
no problem def new video should be out soon
is this safe for use on a ceramic coated car? (like a booster)
yeah absolutely it'll enhance gloss and smooth feel on paint
What was you using with the polisher
griots garage fast correcting cream
How do you like it compared to TLC. I know you love TLC.
i am going to see how it holds up with car washes plus this car sits outside in sunlight all the time, the price difference is big but i just got TLC on sale buy 3 get one free and it came out to like 18.50 per bottle so its a tough decision. both leave the cars very smooth and beading. I just want to see how this holds up
@@vinnyrandomsreviews2025 you will find that if you let this cure for a few hours after application, it lasts months. One trick- keep shaking it every so often to keep it mixed. Makes a big difference since it has carnuba in it.
which clay mitt do you use?
adams clay mitt its like 36 sometimes on sale for 30 saves so much time
Have to try some.
well worth it for the price and reliability
@@vinnyrandomsreviews2025 Thank You
What type of da is that? Which pad did you use?
That's a standard 8mm throw free spin, I believe a Griot's G6. The pad is also Griot's, Fast Finishing microfiber pad, paired with their Fast Correcting Cream used as a one step.
www.amazon.com/dp/B00LJ3BLQY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_imm_t1_P2aXFb4JKT8P2
Good stuff, trust me.
Did you use a IPC before you added the seal n shine?
du u shiping in philipines
amazon does
What drying towel is that?
griots garage drying towel worth every penny