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I am learning alot from this channel and enjoying these comparison videos. One of the best detailing channels on KZread. Thank you!

Superb test there Jon, back to doing what you do BEST!!, Love it!!!

Well thought-out, objective tests like this one make me a satisfied Patreon. Extremely expensive test equipment like the Glossmeter (which I am a bit envious of as a hobbyist) contributes greatly to objectivity. I also found the tips for curing especially helpful.

Fantastic testing as always, Jon! Some great looking waxes, there. I'm loving what 'SimpleWax' is bringing to the market at the moment! Brilliant products.

Great review. I bought the BH Double-Speed and there were instructions printed on the bottom of the tin. It also came with a sponge applicator and microfibre cloth. Great product and a cracking price.

Nice work yet again Jon. Thank you for doing this test for us. I’ve used the In2Detailing wax many times, and it’s one hell of a performer for the first 6 weeks or so, really does bead like crazy. However, I’ve got 2 pots in the garage and can’t see me using them again as there’s so many easier to apply, longer lasting, better performing “spay ons” now.....

Fantastic... thanks for taking the time to do the test

I know which wax I'm going to try next now. Thanks John!! Great video as always.

The format of these videos are great and help us understand your results. Keep these coming!

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

thanks James appreciate a comment like this. This is what I call a heavy edit video I enjoy doing them but its very very very time consuming to make it even if it looks primative. but I enjoy these heavy edits and they are smoother to watch and more engaging i think.

Interesting test, thanks Jon. I must admit that I've been erring towards the spray type products after my love affair with Bilt Hambers DSW which didn't have the durability I was looking for (highish mileage company car). But maybe you've whetted my appetite for a good wax session again. Cheers.

A very accurate assessment of the Bilt Hamber Double Speed wax Jon. It is a bit grippy to buff off, but it gives a great finish when you do. Free buffing cloth and applicator confirms it's outrageous value for money. Great video.

Nice test Jon! Great to see the UK brands punching above their price tags.

I always look for alternatives to my "go to" BH products of Surfex, Autofoam, Autowash & DSW. The performance & value make them virtually impossible to move away from though. Agree that DSW is a little "grippy" ( I do have a tendency to over-load that doesnt help) but the longevity is excellent.

Lovely Jubbly, always an interesting comparison.

Nice review fella. I ordered my BH DS wax last week on your hour long product review of BH products (Dec 2016 - just watched last week). I ordered direct from BH as they were cheapest for total cost, including shipping (living in N' Ireland, you sometimes have to pay excessive shipping rates). In the packaging was the wax, a foam applicator, and a decent buffing MF towel. There was also a set of instructions. So, I'm not sure if other traders selling BH wax will sell these instructions on - but they seem simple enough to follow from a quick read through. I'll be looking forward to the results once the weather turns a bit nicer. Bit disappointed with your final review segment, regarding presentation and desirability. I desired BH DS wax, simply because it's the best at what it does for the price. I'm not applying a fancy glass jar to my paintwork, just the product, the wax. I guess in a functional pot such as BH uses, it keeps the cost down. Keeps my Scottish financial senses from tingling too much ;0).

Bilt Hamber was my go to product before I discovered your channel so seeing that you are a fan as well across the range confirms my choice. U.K. produced as well, double bonus.

Great job John , when i see a new video from you i know i will solve a query i never thought of ...lol

Good stuff as usual Jon and great to see a home grown product doing well. Must come and sort those cupboard doors out tho.

Hi John, My Bilt Hamber applied in September, still holding up just about with some help from QD's , As a novice I found it easy to use and as you say is great value for money.

Thanks Jon 👍. I like the way you threw in a test that the BH product would cone last at - to help level the competition 😀 appreciate your forensic approach to testing. Cheers

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

the desirability thing I introducd a while back (see the second SI02 spray). I try and run a consistent set of tests and rank them. so I wont introduce tests just to spread the love so to speak, every test that has a winner also has a looser (ying and yang). Its an agressive format or competative format, but its just the way Ive always done it and brands are more than welcome to reach out and opt out (some do).

It’s good to see your recommendations backed up with facts. Now for the 5th Element and Enigma and I’ll let you choose some others. Then a shoot out between the winners of the 3 categories. As there can only be one. Keep up the good work

Hi Jon discovered something interesting with DSW earlier. I got a coat on the car but then it rained. So I buffed it off when still wet. The DSW came off way easier than when dry. Just wringing the microfibre out when wet. Then when totally dry just when over with dry Microfibre to do a final buff and make sure I had it all. Way easier to remove and only needed tow cloths were I would normally get through 4 or 5. I will defo try it again.

I've been using Bilt Hamber Double speed Wax for a while now and I absolutely love It. I find that It gives my cars paintwork an excellent shine and feel that seems to last for ages. And when the wax starts to slightly fade away In the coming weeks, I then spray on some p&s beadmaker. This I find makes the paintwork feel as smooth as glass and aids the wax to gain back some shine 👍

I bought the BH double speed wax after seeing it on your chanal, very impressed so far and it comes with a class aplacator and microfiber!

@diljithayre9379

3 жыл бұрын

Hi mate how long does it last before it stop speeding in sheeting

@martin1649

3 жыл бұрын

@@diljithayre9379 if you use a good detail spray or some quick wax of sort it could last up to 6 months.

Big thank for this very good Test.

Great video, i never got on with bilt hamber as it took too much time all round, now use autoglym carbon shield, easy on easy off no mess, car feels very very smooth and beads well for a long time

I watched this because I use BH DS and like it a lot. It's easy to apply and works well. I like the fact the tin is basic, as it helps keep the cost down. At the end of the day, all I care about is the wax itself :)

@jennyakesson9189

3 жыл бұрын

How long does it hold up on your car?

Just watched this test and funny enough my research directed me to the speedwax which I ordered and arrived today.... I’m pleased you tested it and feel very smug that it proved to be a great product. I washed the car today and tomorrow I’ll Angelwax polish it and then apply the Bilt Hamber to seal it. 👍🏻.

Please to see Armour up against some very good waxes. Nice review jon👍

Awesome review. I have used double speed wax for a couple of years. Bought it because it was cheap to be honest and was about to buy something a bit more expensive, but thought I'd do some more research first. Pleased to hear that double speed wax is still considered a great product. Thanks.

Great detailed review, thank you very much.

Just used BH on my red car - a great result, my tin does have the instructions printed on the tin, came with applicator & micro fibre.

Great video jon 👍🏻

You should do another one on the ‘show’ waxes , Pinnacle souveran looks phenomenal on a dark car

This style of multi product review is much better than others you have done :) please more like this in future

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

problem is its about 20 hours of editing and 5 hours of testing for 8k views. which = about 10 pounds. And I still to this day get guys that moan at me for the content when most of the time Im working for about 5% of the minimum wage :) The views are really only in the dirty detail vids. The sad this is as well I can do a 20k video by just picking a drama subject with a zero edit... so yer I know this video is smooth and nice to watch but dunno how long I can do them for. I think people are getting bored with product comparison videos a bit.

@Matt-ft2fc

4 жыл бұрын

@@ForensicDetailing yeah I agree with all you said, sad really because the best content is actually in videos like this not doing a standard wash like every other detailing channel. I learn so much more and save money on right products with these videos that I just cant see how anyone complains. I personally like these videos but that's just me

Im happy seeing kiwami being tested against others 😃

Nice test, but i‘m looking forward to the high end wax comparison😀👍🙏

I like industrial aluminum can look, gives me confidence somehow, also if you drop it accidentaly it won't shatter like the glass ones.

Make sure the new synergy wax from infinity wax is in the next review that looks insane but at 120 quid for 200ml or 44 for 30ml its pricey

Thanks for this review 👍

Interesting video , I just bought the infinity wax wax

I love the Kiwami. This test doesn't mean it's a bad wax by any measure.

Jon, pl. include BH finis wax in your next video on paste waxes. Thanks:-)

Been using bh dsw for a few years now, great product, great price 😊👍

Bilt Hamber has always been my preference since I discovered it. I used to use Harly Wax from USA. Maybe one you could review against others. Keep up the excellent work, appreciated.

Great video despite the fact that I can't get all of these in the US. 😕 An additional category that might be useful would be staining on textured plastics.

Love the BH DSW! If you have the opportunity to test the Auto-Balm from BH, give it a try 🙂 It's also an excellent wax with reliable anti-corrosion protection.

Have been using Auto finesse tripple for the last couple of years but may try the Bilt hamber to keep the price down, plus I switched to their foam and surfex recently, thorough review

Great vid again John, I got hooked on BH. early after initially getting into this. However I haven’t done a full clean decon and wax yet. But my first attempt is going to be original soft Fusso, with KOG over the top. It’s great that BH has ranked well in this as it is my preferred brand and I will definitely try it. Thanks Steve

@ketillundsrensen6167

4 жыл бұрын

I bought a cleaning kit from Bilt Hamber I'm still blown away over the products, it's so efficient and easy to use. I also used Fusso on my car. Considering to go KOG on top. But I would say it's depending on the car since is metal black with a green play to it im afraid I'll discover the color play with to much shine

@COPD_REHAB_GUY

4 жыл бұрын

Mine is dark metallic but I will give it a go.

I was sire the BH DS would come out on top before watching and also quite sure you had the same thoughts Jon.

Excellent presentation of facts (all bar when he clearly states a judgement based on opinion - that's good). Thankfully the music was not intrusive, but the information is so good you don't need ANY music. As luck would have it I had just ordered some BH wax - psychic or what!

Nice video, now i want even MORE waxes!!!😋😋😋👍❤❤❤

Not sure where you got the BH DS wax from but when I bought it on Amazon a couple of weeks ago I got a free applicator and microfiber cloth with the 250ml tin. It cost just £15.70 posted. Another great video mate, and glad I picked up the best value for money wax!

Have only tryed AUTO magic - Banana magic (liquid wax) and Soft99 Fusso coat. I was satisfied with both. Think i have to try Kong of Gloss on top of my Fusso

Bilt Hamber really do make some cracking products for relatively inexpensive prices. A great UK detailing company. Double Speed Wax is hard to beat all things considered, and it should be in everyone’s arsenal. Another paste wax I find impressive is Finish Kare 1000p.

Used in2detailing came up Lovely. Perhaps I’ll leave it to haze 5-10 mins whilest doing another panel as I was only leaving a couple mins . I’m defo going to get some bilt hamber in the future but I will say the in2 stuff did give a deep gloss wet look

Bilt hamber is the best great video mate

Good job Jon. Quality work as always. I was just thinking, with the spray on wax/sealants getting better, would it be possible you did a video comparing paste wax to spray ones and maybe advise what's best for casual folk?

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

we have done this video actually already. we took SI02 spray, lightweight ceramic, Spray Wax sealant, etc... Was about a month ago... was like fusso V TW V moonlight etc.. thing is results are not generic.. Fusso for example is a mofo of a durabiltiy product whereas some other sealant waxes are like 2 months and gone... but it give an example.

@capsel22

4 жыл бұрын

@@ForensicDetailing yeah I remember you doing comparison of spray stuff. I only wondered how are they like against paste waxes

I found that the Kiwami on top of Fusso is a superb winter combo. Kiwami adds the extra gloss that Fusso slightly lacks. The longevity over winter is phenomenal. My winter prep video was based entirely on this combo and the results were awesome! As for the high end waxes, not sure you're gonna be stretching to the top of the line Mitchell and Kings at around 5 grand!

@jrooney06

4 жыл бұрын

Detailing and the Beast - DaveCHCI what would you expect to be a reasonable length of time for a wax to last during winter?

@benmulleady7266

4 жыл бұрын

That's good to hear. Just scored a old fusso from ebay (new but old style) but am yet to use it

@DetailingandtheBeast

4 жыл бұрын

@@benmulleady7266 it's one of those "must have" products. So useable and ridiculously long protection.

@benmulleady7266

4 жыл бұрын

@@DetailingandtheBeast just need a bit of decent weather and time now to strip car and get it on there. Would wetcoat work well over it?

@DetailingandtheBeast

4 жыл бұрын

@@benmulleady7266 over Fusso? I've used various protective QDs but never had the need to put on a spray and rinse sealant on it. I just top up the Kiwami after a few months when I get a decent ish day. That then lasts easily til summer when I prefer much shorter longevity but higher gloss products.

I have been looking at buying some new wax as i am coming to the end of of my tub of Ultimate Wax what has been ok. I was looking for Soft 99 Fuso but every where seems to be out of stock or the price has gone up alot, even sense the release of the improved version. Think i have missed out on that one. So been looking at others including the Bilt Hmaber and the soft 99 Kiwami? May come down to price at the moment. Your review certain pushing me to BH, but still like the looks of Soft 99 products.

Be good to see some of the other BH waxes, they offer some good swirl hiding, Auto-balm for example good for daily drivers, theres also some liquid ones. Maybe we can compare them against each other, on some rough looking paint?

Applied BHDS yesterday. I'm impressed with the results - even compared to the Gyeon One coating I applied last year. I did feel the grippyness, but that was easily solved using a fresh baldwipe now and again. No sweating even though the car had been damp (dew) overnight. All in all it does not feel like step back from the ceramic coating (apart from durability obviously). PS: it did come with an applicator and nice MF cloth, and instructions were on the tin.

Ever thought about doing a test of previous wax/sealant/coating winner's and pitting them against each other?

I use gtechniq c2v3 as a base, topped with fusso99 King of gloss. Works a treat.

Good old classic review

Got Double Speed and thought it's OK but Kiwami is fantastic in my view on my old Primera but you can't fault Double Speed for the money

I have bought Bilt Hamber DS a couple of times and always get an A4 sheet of instructions, an applicator and a microfibre cloth for buffing. Makes VFM even stronger! I don't think it lasts very well in the constant (acid) rain we get here in Bristol, have to apply about monthly.

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

True dat. But I still would like instructions on tin (not a massive thin though granted)

@roscopervis

4 жыл бұрын

Swipe, rub, wait, buff 😁

BH for me, legend wax

Would love to see 3M perfect it show car wax on a comparison. Have now purchased DSW after watching this video

Great review! The desireability category was very very smart, as emotional factors (which matter with waxes!) were considered but not too heavily which would have been the case if you would have considered the scent, the design, the jar / can, the presentation etc. on their own. The conclusion was understandable based on the test results and what you said, but I would have come to a slightly different conclusion: there are so many (!) fantastic waxes from small, loveable manufacturers out there, especially in the UK, that offer almost the same level of objective, measurable performance as the Bilt Hamber wax (or even better performance), but offer so much more in the emotional categories. So my conclusion would have been: go out there and have a look at the very diverse wax scene in the UK and pick up something that offers a little bit more that „just“ performance and value for money.

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

about a year ago I wanted to showcase the small beutique wax labels and sort of handmade waxes. help spread the word, help some of these guys get some exposure etc... would have been great but it just didnt happen.. but who knows what can maybe do like a beutique handmade wax thing one day and I will pick 5 products that showcase this scene within the scene if you like.

@AndreasSchwarzinger

4 жыл бұрын

@@ForensicDetailing that would be fantastic. You can contact me anytime if you need some help in choosing waxes / waxmakers. ;)

It‘s too late for this review, but for a next one maybe: I found Kiwami to perform MUCH better if you let it cure much, much longer - up to 60min. I think it has something to do with the strong solvents in it and that they evaporate over time, especially if you get a tin which has been standing on a shelf for a very long time. Maybe that‘s something you could test on your own, but I think it‘s an important tip for consumers, especially since the wax dries so nicely and is a doddle to remove even after 60min.

@snail415

Жыл бұрын

That’s good feedback. In return, try original Fusso on a vanity mirror...or even brass instruments. If you get it right, you’ll thank me later.

Hi Jon. Me again. What did you use on your old red beast to get that wet gloss look? I'm edging towards the bilt hamber but would like your opinion. 👍

I use BH double speed, great wax, great price and I got a free applicator and microfiber cloth, how can you go wrong with that?

@blankpotocnik97

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed, I did my car at the end of summer, BH Cleanser Polish first and 2 layers of BH DS Wax. It's still going well, not perfect but very good anyway. I also did same thing on the hood of my father's car before the winter, but only one layer and 12 year old paint, it is still holding up, and that is on the front of the car, incredible results.

@spoonieAB3

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed! Simple to use, awesome results and wicked price!

@Nick-7432

4 жыл бұрын

How long should a tin of BH 250ml last me?? And do you think AG SRP would suffice before hand. Will be taking delivery of a new kia next week. Thanks in advance.

@rigger8722

4 жыл бұрын

@@Nick-7432 - a couple of years at least. More than likely more.

@paulbangkok248

3 жыл бұрын

@@rigger8722 i use DS out here in the tropics. (Thailand) does great

Hi Jon, any difference between soft99 kiwami and the original one? I was surprised you didn’t just use the original in the test as you said it can give 10-12 months?.... or do you still rate the BH over it?... does BH give up to 12 months protection?

Pleas compare swisswax endurance and Kamikaze infinity, probably the most long lasting waxes out there...

Always great Video Jon! Thanks for educating us. Can you apply Bilt Hamber wax on top of CQuartz?

@ForensicDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

see "waxing on top of a ceramic coating" video

@rabieah2

3 жыл бұрын

@@ForensicDetailing thanks Jon. Just watched it and got your point. Makes a lot of sense now. Much appreciated.

The Kiwami might have earned a slight bump in the packaging/appearance if you’d reviewed the White Pearl (for white/light colored paint), it’s more of a jelly than a paste, so it wouldn’t have developed any cracks. (Still has a very strong solvent smell)

What I found interesting is that the company that you repeatedly find produces the best TFL and snow foam also produces the best wax. Poacher/Gamekeeper in one!

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

they formulate products to outperform other things.. and their products are typically half the price of most scene brands. the rest takes care of itself.

Hi mate I got the Carpro exilir which i believe is a high gloss quick detailer am I better having a good wax underneath such as britemax vantage or Bilt Hammber SW, or use exilir and then a wax ontop maybe like bilt hamber t1 finis

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

that will be fine yes ryan.

Hey Jon. Do you remember how durable was scholl vintage on your pvd test?

Hi John, Very interesting video. You know if you leave wax on and it becomes chalky, are you at risk of lightly scratching the paintwork? Also do ues your own wax on you details or others?

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

thats a ripping question. answer is not really no, pragmatically speaking. If your like on soft woefull non OEM butter soft clearcoat.. Debry in your microfiber cloth will still be the number one risk. but you should always buff carefully and you can switch up to a open pile plush cloth and buff gently to minimize risk if you like.

@davegraham1398

4 жыл бұрын

@@ForensicDetailing thanks pal 😀

Great assessment of the waxes, looking forward to the review and testing of the high end premium wax. Are they any better than the BH DS wax?

@isoharmi

4 жыл бұрын

Hi, I think Bilt Hamber's Finis Wax is supposed to be even more durable. Less glossy then I suppose. But what way better are you looking for?

@roscopervis

4 жыл бұрын

These 2 waxes are interestingly different and the chemical resistance test would show why. Bilt Hamber say that Finis Wax is their most durable wax and has more carnauba so is a better looking wax, but this durability applies to longevity rather than chemical resistance. If you wanted a wax for the winter and you were not going to wash the car much, then Finis Wax would be the best choice. Double Speed Wax is said by Bilt Hamber to be their most chemically resistant wax. So it will do well in tests like this one, or if you were snowfoaming and washing your car frequently, but it would be less mechanically durable than Finis Wax - simply, less resistance to weathering. The chemical resistance tests are great, but they are not the whole story when it comes to durability. Problem is actual waiting for durable waxes to weather takes months and that is way boring.

@RadgieReiver

4 жыл бұрын

@@isoharmi For paying the premium price tag

@isoharmi

4 жыл бұрын

@@RadgieReiver oh! 😁 I guess there is not 😅 unless Collinite 476s is in a good sale sometimes.

Superb test Jon. Having 4 out of 5 from this test.... pretty much agree on the results. BH is hard to look past! Btw - on the “Highend” way test - would be curious to know what will feed into this. I have a fair old wax collection - so happy to help if I can loan some options 👍🏼

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

great to know Stephen you know your waxes. Do you have and Swissvax? (BOS or anything really not shield though)

@stephenmuir5108

4 жыл бұрын

Forensic Detailing Channel - no worries Jon. Finished my BOS small pot and only Shield left. Sorry!!! I’m interested to see what crops up in the test.... any Definitive Wax, BMD, or other bespoke wax makers?

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

@@stephenmuir5108 well my thinking is like properly iconic. If you are into detailing like you would maybe have heard of BMD and definietive in the UK. but Im looking for like proper iconic global waxes.. maybe not sure. tough one this.

@stephenmuir5108

4 жыл бұрын

Forensic Detailing Channel - tough one for sure!!! Good luck buddy 👍🏼

Great video. Havent used other waxes apart from infinity wax with another local valet company. I have and do use the in2detailing wax but ive always been supplied with an applicator

I have the kwarmi its not bad. I prefer it to autoglym HD

As a company I generally rate Bilt Hamber very highly, their products are well priced and top quality. Saying that I find the double speed wax too 'grabby' and although it applies and cures well the removal can be troublesome and finish lacking gloss. In it's defence I'm guessing it aimed more say as a protection product other than a finishing wax though. Thinking back to the 2000s do any of you remember 'Max Wax'? It was maybe more of a polish. I remember using it with great results on my Renault 5 GT Turbo Raider :)

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

it is a bit grabby you notice it more when like you are working your way around a car.. but I find with a thin film its still nice to buff with... finis wax isnt grabby but does not have the hydrophobic polymers and its twice the price.

@daveverett1

4 жыл бұрын

A wet applicator pad really helps with the dsw. You dont have to let it cure for long, i just do it one panel at a time. Shot pile for 1st wipe off and go back over with a plush towel. Gives the car a lovely warm glow and durability with the help of some detail sprays will easily see you through the winter. The value for money with this wax is seriously unbelievable.

Hello i have a question. When applying a ceramic coating, is it ok to use a slightly damp applyer whith worm water?

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

generally yes but follow specific manufacturers guideliness because they are not all the same chemically. If in doubt ask that brand if water in the applicator is recomended, some will say no.

When you were doing the chemical resistance test on the five waxes why would protection diminish and then come back hydrophobic again?

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

not sure seen that a few times and it is very subtle. I think after determininng you are using a detergent that does not cling.. detergent blends can still sometimes contain fatty acids which need a bit more rinsing to remove and might mask a bit untill you give it a proper rinse.... maybe its this.

@GMDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Forensic Detailing Channel could be.... Or..... the product broke down/removed and the new sheeting comes from the perfectly clean and prepped panel below the wax? 🤔

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

@@GMDetails I dont think its that no. If I keep hitting that infinity wax panel it will eventually look like the other ones that have failed on the right. They go like hydrophillic when you kill the protection.

Any chance of doing a mini test similar to this but just comparing the Bilt hamber waxes? I’ve got the hydra-wax, which I’m happy with. I do wonder how much crossover between products there is in their range. Is it worth people paying for the hydra-wax if the double speed does the same job for less outlay, for example.

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

IVe compared finis and double speed. finis is smoother to work with.. both are high nuba backboned waxes with similiar solvent systems. basically you go with double speed for value and beading and finish if your a purest and want a smoother buff.

@demelitia

4 жыл бұрын

Forensic Detailing Channel nice one, cheers John.

wow! sheer intelligence...

BH wax for me 👍👍👍

Hello, is bilt hamber good for bikes on electroplated frame? And how often should i wax my bike? Thank you plss answer thank you

@ForensicDetailing

Жыл бұрын

I'm not really sure m8 I'm clueless on bikes.

I'd like to know how the Bilt Hamber compares to Colonite and some of the newer 'hybrid' spray products. I guess at the end of the day I don't care if I'm using a wax or a spray (or the cost). i just want the best product to stick on the Dacia (yeah, I know ...).

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

Collenite 915 is a wax worth checking.. Colly you need to be carefull with as it sets like rock... but waxes which set hard tend to last out well. As long as you get your buff right with 915 and dont over apply it, its a very nice product. proper nuba glow. colly 915 is not that hydrophobic but its still durable.

@roscopervis

4 жыл бұрын

A few years ago I tested 1 layer of BH DSW, Collinite 915 and Sonax Polymer Net Shield on the bonnet of my daily driver to see which was the most durable. The bonnet is silver and looks wise, I couldn't tell the difference. It was obvious that the Collinite lasted much less time than the other 2, probably only just getting to 3 months whereas the other 2 were closer to 5. The Sonax seemed to last a couple of weeks longer than the DSW. I've reported this test in Detailing World and on the Facebook forums. At the start of that test I applied 2 layers of DSW to the rest of the car and this was lasting much better than the bonnet. 2 layers for the win!

I use Bead maker once a month and Turtlewax Hybrid sealant the rest of the month (i wash my car at least 5 times a month) all recommended by this channel, would there be any side effects from this ? Also my bonnet, front wings and bumper have PPF applied, do these products degrade this at all?

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

most products are at their best with full clean bare panel prep. but like beadmaker and TW you can like wash and just apply it and it works great just perhaps you will loose some durability. they wont degrade PPF buddy no.

@catlee8064

4 жыл бұрын

@@ForensicDetailing Cheers!

My double speed wax has just arrived, I’m very excited to try it out tomorrow. It says not to use a wash and wax before applying. I only have meguiars ultimate wash & wax, Autoglym bodywork shampoo and conditioner and fairy liquid. Which should I use, if I use megs wash & wax (which foams up way more than Autoglym) I could use Autoglym intensive tar remover to strips its added “wax” protection? Also which shampoo should I use to maintain the wax afterwards? Thanks Jon

@ForensicDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

you cant strip freshly layed wax. You should use the pure shampoo. then do a panel wipe with bilt hamber cleaner fluid then apply wax :) if you want to polish clean car, polish with bilt hamber cleaner polish then apply wax. then wash it with touchless prewash and autowash car wash and bilt hamber QD concentrate (mixed down) check out bilt hamber touch on new spray and rinse sealant as well.

@fraforgt-350r2

3 жыл бұрын

@@ForensicDetailing ok great, I’ll buy some Autoglym pure shampoo. Can I use Autoglym SRP instead of the BILT hamber cleanser polish and then apply the wax straight after?

What is 200g in ml buddy?

Great review ,would double speed wax be ok on top of infinity turbo 6 ?

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

short answer is I really dont know. BH is held in hydrocarbon solvent. Would putting an abrasive wax thats half solvent, spreading and leaving for 10 minutes and buffing be good for the product below. I dont think it is.

@col72

4 жыл бұрын

@@ForensicDetailing ok best to use speed wax on it's own then . Cheers

I use BH double speed wax and I ve been very happy with it, good durability. I'm tempted to move over to Turtle Wax hybrid sray wax or Hybrid ceramic wax. Are they more durable?

@ForensicDetailing

4 жыл бұрын

if applied properly yes.

@andrewkb5211

4 жыл бұрын

@@ForensicDetailing Thanks very much for your advice.

Armour is best one Iv used btw that’s armour v2 in the vid