Great review. Definitely helps in choosing products when they are tested head to head. Thank you for the work put into making this.

Your testing was informative. You've taken a lot of time in your testing and just want to say thank you for your time. Awesome video!!!

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

John, thanks for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it. Glad you liked the video!

Thank you. You clearly did a lot of work for this comparison. I think you testing was unbiased. I think you helped your viewers a great deal.

Enjoyed the review. Simple and straightforward.

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching Mark!

Great efforts and systematic review!! Thank you.

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Jeff, really appreciate the nice comment!

You’re out here doing gods work!

The clumps in the Colonite 845 is totally fine. I have been using that stuff for 25+ years along with Colonite Super Double Coat wax which is without a doubt one of the longest lasting traditional type waxes. The one-two punch is the Colonite Super Double Coat topped with their 845. Very good durability and gloss. Brilliant Shine Detailer from SONAX is another very good one. It says "Detailer" but it's a spray sealant with long durability and beading like crazy. Also a good value. You can't go wrong with anything from Sonax (Made in Germany). BSD is not super slick, but it is the most durable probably of the ones you tested. That stuff is crazy durable. I do love Opti-Seal too. It's so easy to apply and remove. Absolutely no haze. 1 spritz per panel, can also be a drying aide. It's a very good product. I would say about 3 months durability but really it could be infinite if you just use it after every wash as your drying aide. Never tried Poxy or Cure yet but have tried the others. Just throw the silver can of Klasse in the trash. It's far far far far past it's prime. The secret to that one is to apply it so thin that you literally can BARELY see it. Then remove it quickly. It is a little easier that way. The Klasse RED bottle is the star of those two. It's a good glaze and chemically removes oxidation and will fill in light swirls as well. It's great if you use it and then top with a good sealant or wax and you'll have a great looking vehicle.

Amazing Review!

Thank you great review , time to try Wolfgang vs Zaino z2 vs Geyon

@ 5:44 "oh no, what have I done?!" Dimitri, love the video. I have had the same bottle of Opti-Seal since around 2015 or 2016. I could never get the water behavior I was expecting out of it. I tried spray and wipe, I tried applying with thr foam applicator heavy, and thin, then wipe, etc, etc. The last summer I polished my car with Optimum Hyper Polish, and the stuff beaded like crazy.... WTH? I got even better results when I applied and let flash off, and only wiping away any excess after the majority of it flashed away. I also kept it dry for at least an hour. I've also come to realize that not all products are designed to bead, and that it's not necessary for for the paint. I am still testing Opti-Seal in real work conditions. I have on my car and my mom's car. Currently going through the winter months where she uses the touchless wash, and we have salt and brine on the roads. So far so good. I did test Optimum Car Wax over the summer. Compared to CarPro Gliss, it might not have thr longevity of beading, bit it sure as heck didn't get water spot etching like the Gliss did! Once I exited the cult of beads I'm a lot less anxious about maintaining my vehicle.

@DmitrysGarage

2 жыл бұрын

Haha yea I definitely felt that way at that moment. Was very confused why it wasn't coming off. I may have to give Optimum Hyper Polish a shot, that sounds pretty good! I am testing the Optimum Car Wax very soon. As far as beading vs. sheeting, in an ideal world you'd pick sheeting because it leave less droplets to leave water spots. In the real world the problem is that sheeting is a result of using water's cohesion to pool it together in one big puddle. This means that sheeting doesn't have the same self cleaning and lubricity effect as hydrophobic surfaces that cause beading. In practice hydrophobic products that push water off (cause beading) will do more for self cleaning and lubricity when washing to prevent scratches. Though the downside is the water etching and spots. I don't know of a way to make a truly sheeting product that has the same positive and protective properties of beading products.

I like you review. So details. Thanks.

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for all your effort. You must love what you do!

@DmitrysGarage

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Scott! I do love it :). Appreciate you watching.

Dmitry is amazing. That’s it. That’s the post.

@DmitrysGarage

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Bryan! So glad you like my content!

Great job Thank you for your effort and time

@DmitrysGarage

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching Alex! Makes the effort worth it :)

good work friend, honest and to the point, like it,. Thank you for your work. got my sub and thumbs up too. PS. I almost forgot, what about the 3M products, I've been using them and got really good results, I tried the Torque, it was slick, but it didn't do much for the health of the paint, now Turtle wax color back gave me good results back in the day, haven't find it anymore

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and I appreciate the nice comment! I will check out more of the 3M products, haven't really used those much and it would make sense as a large company like that has a lot of resources for R&D. Appreciate the tips!

That's a lot of work, pretty well laid out and more real world than most.

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and your kind words!

Wonderful reviews. Just a note about the Klasse which I have used for over 30 years. You are supposed to use the All-in-One first and then apply the glaze. It still takes some effort to remove which is why they emphasize using a very thin coat.

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind comment! Yea you can definitely layer the two. I was just testing each one on their own per the bottle instructions. You definitely have to do a real thin coat, but that's part of the "easy to use" test, some products are very forgiving, this isn't one of em :). Not overall a bad product though!

@aldeflorio5500

3 жыл бұрын

He put at least twice as much of the Klasse as should be used for an entire hood. Great product when used after Klasse All-in-One and applied in the correct amount. Does require real buffing after two-plus hours of curing, not just immediate wiping.

@chronocommander007

Жыл бұрын

@@aldeflorio5500 I've been using both Klasse products for 25 years. Proper application is almost as laborious as old-fashioned paste wax but I have found both products to last long and to protect well. I also use them. On Lexan headlight lenses to prevent yellowing.

@bboness713

Жыл бұрын

I've had great luck with klasse lasting 8-10 months in colorado keeping the paint looking freshly waxed. Super thin coats is the secret

Great video - 👍🤔

Cool turtle product

I been using Klasse for over 25 years. I even used it on my old Track/show car. The red small bottle will last me a good 5 plus years. I only wax my vehicles twice a year sometime 3 times. I just used it on my daily driven Mercedes GLE. I'm going to use it on my wife Audi soon. As a tip after you wash your vehicle. Clay it then use the Klasse red bottle then the grey bottle is the last step.

I agree, most tests I’ve seen of Opti seal don’t look much different than control panel. Also agree that the slickness also reported to be poor. I hope you do Optimum Car wax a test

@DmitrysGarage

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching! Will add that to the list for future tests :).

I know your video was last July but the summer is coming and I do enjoy washing/detailing my own car dying the hitter months. So I’m wondering if you could list or do a video about your favorite car detail tools ( foam sprayer- buffet - clothes - shammies ) stuff like that. Your very detailed and if you edit your own videos your doing a great job. No BS to FF thru ❤️👍😊 My 2016 5.0 need a deep cleaning 🧼 so I will be waiting .... lol 😂 Either way great video

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

I am actually going to do two new videos related to the summer! The first will review my favorite wax/sealant products for 2020 and the second will go over my detailing tools and everything on the cart that I have. So your suggestion is right on the money :). I do edit my own videos, and I really appreciate your kind words. I'm a one man band and it takes quite a lot of hours to do each one. It depends on the content, but with my process today it is easily between one and two hours per minute of video to research, shoot, edit, color, and deliver.

@elizabethdickerson1136

4 жыл бұрын

Dmitry's Garage wow it’s remarkable the time and effort that goes in to these videos. People really don’t understand that it’s actually a second job. I can’t seem to find the time or energy to complete a simple weekly “to-do list” after I get home from working outside all day. So I definitely give you two thumbs up. You can see the love and patio you have for what your talking about. It really shows. Definitely will keep an eye out for the upcoming videos.

1. You used tooooo much collinite 845. All you need, especially for that size of panel you did, is about 3-4 dabs on to the pad. Just hold the pad at the mouth of the bottle and flip the bottle over quickly so that the product just touches the pad. 2. You need to wait anywhere between 10-15mts for it to haze. Do the finger swipe test to see if it is ready and THEN remove and buff to a shine. 3. Keep the videos coming. You are doing a good job with your reviews. Especially when you compare products.

Have you had a chance to use/test Royal Blue liquid wax?

Put Opti-seal on after a wax coat and see what you think. Like on the hood as a test.

Did you redo the gloss after the washes?

First of all, thank you for your videos. I need your suggestion on what wax should I use? I just purchased a new SUV last month and I live in an apartment without a garage. What wax would you recommend to use that is easy to apply and last. Thank you in advance and I just subscribed.

@DmitrysGarage

2 жыл бұрын

Sermar, thanks for watching! I would suggest either a liquid or a spray product. For a spray I think you'd like Wolfgang Uber SiO2 Silica Spray or the tried and true Turtle Wax Seal N Shine. Liquid products can be a bit more annoying to use than sprays, but often look very good. I'd suggest Wolfgang Deep Gloss, Jescar Power Lock+ or Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Liquid.

A bit of detail spray in a Micro fiber towel would remove the Klasse easily. Klasse also sheets more than it beads, if you apply Klasse next to bare paint you will see the difference. I have found Klasse will last at least a year, been using it for 20 years, so far nothing looks better plus it last a long time.

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! I do realize that detail spray would help, but it would potentially affect my test results. I think Klasse makes a decent product, but you should check out some of the other stuff, I've got all the results so far here: dmitrysgarage.com/wax

@Andyshine77

4 жыл бұрын

@@DmitrysGarage I've tried many products over the last 25 years some are really good some are hype. For all out durability obviously ceramic coatings can't be beat, For a good ballance of durability and look Klasse produces the the best of both worlds for me, nice depth and it's good for at least 6 months. However it's really not a product for everyone, you have to know how to use it to get the best results. Klasse was also designed to sheet not bead to prevent water spots, because of this most think the sealant has failed when it hasn't, it's a different animal than the super hydrophobic stuff people are used to. If you let Klasse set up detail spray has no negative effect, I will often top it with a paste wax, liquid wax products will always break down sealants because of the higher solvent content. Klasse SG is best applied over the AIO product, it was designed to be a two step product, it helps durability, plus it makes removal easier. Have you ever tried Zaino products? You can layer it indefinitely if you know what you're doing. it's optically clear so it creates a candy coated look, but won't create depth because it's clear, so the paint needs to be perfect, it's also full of UV inhibitors. Zaino has the best wash I've ever used and the detail spray is second to none. When I was mobile detailing I liked Poor Boys products as you could used the compounds and polishes in direct sunlight if need be. Have a good one! I do like your content.

@cohenkane2148

2 жыл бұрын

Klasse is awesome once you know how to use it.

@richard112360

4 ай бұрын

@@Andyshine77 I maintain Klasse SG with Duragloss Aquawax as a drying aid and it works really well

Great comparison. I once worked for a company that used Zymol products. Those cars came out excellent. They used cleaner wax then a top coat wax. You cant hardly find Zymol wax but if you can you should definitely try them.

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Charles! I've heard good things about Zymol, will see if I can find it for testing.

Grazie! Bravo! 👍

@DmitrysGarage

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching Federico!

I search a long tasting, easy application, shiny wax, what would you recommend for me? I am a hobby detailer. Gyeon wax q2 or meguiars ultimate quick wax or turtle wax graphene spray wax or what other?thanks ❤❤

I know this is old video, but if you leave in sun or warm water it turns to liquid Definitely want to get it all incorporated. Thinner the better. Also it's safe if gets on trim. Can be cleaned off without staining. 3d proxy is nice stuff. It's Montana wax so it handles temps closer to 210 before melting and failing. Great topper after 3D speed since it's the same wax that's in speed

thanks alot .. please add Nu finish at your next project comparison..

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the video, Nu Finish is definitely on my list!

@syifahasyim1522

4 жыл бұрын

@@DmitrysGarage tbh, i immidiately buy sonax bsd by this video.. i hope you add more quality affordable product test. Not fancy thing or ceramic coating bandwagon. Its just so hard to be applicated in winter / rainy season. Plase also review gloss reduction in each washes sir. Thx.

My top ten. Let me know what you all think. 1. Tac system 1 step Master 2. Tac system shiny spray wax 3. Wolfgang gloss 4. Polish angel wax 5. Gyeon detail spray 6. Bead maker 7. Griots 3 in 1 8. Jescar powerlock 9. T l c 2 10. Ice seal and shine

Good video

@DmitrysGarage

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Klasse All-in-One Polish and Klasse High Gloss Sealant Glaze are to be used together NOT alone. Try it using the All in One then the glaze on top of it,. I have been doing that since 2001 so 19 years. It last 6 months in NY .

@DmitrysGarage

3 жыл бұрын

The bottles would disagree with you. Both products claim to work on their own and in combination with each other. While I understanding stacking products can offer better results, that is not the purpose of this testing. The purpose is to benchmark each product on its own per the instructions on the bottle. There are limitless possible combinations of products, it's not realistic to benchmark that way.

@dc9mm2

3 жыл бұрын

@@DmitrysGarage Not sure what is on the bottles NOW. But 19 years back that is how it was told to me by everyone using it. . The place I bought Klasse from also said you want to use both. So for the last 19 years I have. BUT I agree you cant do every combo.

@DmitrysGarage

3 жыл бұрын

​@@dc9mm2 Right now the bottle instructions for AIO say that you could optionally top off with the glaze to add durability. Inversely the bottle of Glaze says it can be applied without the AIO. The glaze similarly says you can use it on its own and get up to 12 months of durability. I'm sure a lot of users do it the way you're describing, it definitely makes sense for a practical application to a car. It's similar to how people stack Collinite products. My goal is really just to compare each product on it's own against many other products and I have tables of this going on my site.

Great video. Please clear my doubt. I'm confused between collinite 845 and klasse hgsg. Which one is the best? I know they both are different products. Still it's enough that they both can protect the paint for daily usage, swirls and nail scratches. And which one is anti static? I don't want my car to be a dust magnet. Suggestions please.

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

yogesh definitely go for the collinite 845 its better in almost every way

@yogiayogi

4 жыл бұрын

@@DmitrysGarage : thanks a lot for your reply.

The key to the Klasse sealant is a very thin application and let sit for at least 30mins before removing ….

Hey boss man what's gives a better deep wet look between Wolfgang 3.0 sealant or Wolfgang Uber ceramic spray ? What u prefer n when is the best time to put it on before or after I wax it? I'm going to clay bar it first

@DmitrysGarage

2 жыл бұрын

Looks wise I think the 3.0 is going to be the best, but the ceramic spray will last longer. I would definitely use these products after clay. I don't necessarily recommend a wax on top as you'd have to test it out and make sure it works well with these products. I usually don't stack products too often.

Do you know of any product that will get better and better the more layers you apply? I used liquid glass for years and years on a show car and it just got better and deeper with every application. Is there something new that is even better?

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Most products can in fact layer. Even coats of different products are possible in the right combinations. Most liquid and paste style polymer waxes will layer well. Ceramics definitely layer, all the ones I’ve done anyway. New and better is subjective but you can see all my test results here: dmitrysgarage.com/wax

we need a uv testing wax. what good is it if its not protecting against uv

@americantruckeringermany8394

Жыл бұрын

talking about malco, presta, chemical guys butter and banana wax, etc

What about MEGUIAR'S G18211 Ultimate Paste Wax i go on allot sites and they rate it #1 is Collinite 845 better and the best for a white car ? Love love your vid thanks

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Robert! I have not tried that Meguiar's product, but will add it to my list of stuff to try. Collinite 845 is a great product, it would work well on any color car in my opinion, but it is very thick and glossy so I think darker colors would actually see the most pop. White cars can be a bit of a challenge to really make pop.

Try Klasse like this. Apply thick, let is dry. It’s like concrete. Then grab a bucket with water, with a microfiber towel. Wring our the towel, and wipe it off with the damp microfiber. Immediately follow the same spot with a dry microfiber towel. This way you can take the klasse off super quick and easy, and it leaves an amazing shine. I almost think you buffed most of it off.

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip. I may give it a shot for personal use. For the tests I really gotta follow the bottle and avoid introducing any detail sprays, water, etc.. that may adulterate the test.

@PQR5CHE

4 жыл бұрын

Dmitry's Garage Give it a try for personal use. It’s amazing how well this works. You have way less rubbing than taking off the easiest wax for example, which is good to minimize marring on the paint. Also, Klasse needs a day to be fully cured. I usually let it sit overnight. Then the shine and protection is really good.

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

@@PQR5CHE Cool will do. I definitely have used detail spray for this effect before, but I could see your method working too. As far as curing, I agree, I always give 24h to cure unless instructions state otherwise. I do that for my testing too. Thanks for the insights!

@pricetilghman2217

4 жыл бұрын

Another tip is that the Klasse products are designed to go on top of each other. the AIO first with the HGS second. The shine you get then is insane.

Excellent video, the detailing industry is moving extremely quick and finding out easy application sprays are extreme bang for the buck + ease of application compared to in the past. I have been using Klasse twins for over a decade and I'm sure some others have as well. The true test of durability for the Klasse twins is SG after AIO. I know you're testing per individual products and combinations of things could be endless but have you did a durability test of the Klasse aio + SG in combination when they're married as they were originally intended? I'm very curious to results, being a lot older now and with less time I want highest durability first and foremost with my driver oriented cars I am considering getting into ceramic/graphene paste on and all these other new products. Thank

@DmitrysGarage

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and commenting. I do think sprays are a bit part of the future market as well due to the ease of application and performance they're able to yield these days. For Klasse SG/AIO combination, I have not tried it as the products do indicate they can be used separately, but I will probably test it out in the future when I expand to combinations/toppers. Ceramic products seem to vary widely, some are really good, while others aren't any better than traditional polymers. I would suggest testing out a few or looking at the results I've posted. Graphene similarly seems to vary. I did one test with an Adams spray that hit >100 washes on the durability test, then another that did like 1/3 of that from a different company.

@AnotherMotorist

3 жыл бұрын

@@DmitrysGarage Appreciate the response, I'll be looking over your test results and new additions. The Adams spray sounds like a winner for trouble free protection, will look into it. Thanks Dmitry

how about 1coat sonax bsd 2coat colli845 ???? is it ok??

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

I have not tried that combination yet.

Did you read the instructions with any of these in regards to application? Because you used about 5X more than needed on the Car guys product, or was it purposely or a specific reason?

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. My goal was to follow the instructions as written on each bottle. However, for this kind of testing I really can't spend enough time with each product to learn the best way to do it. I did publish a table on my site (link in description) and you can just sort the columns and work out your own scoring if you don't like some of the testing parameters. If this was over applied it should have only affected ease of application score wise. Also keep in mind since I'm working with tight areas, I can't do a wide full throttle spray or it will go everywhere.

Nice video. I think there’s a lot of fake hype and even misguided fan boys out there for paint care products so it’s good to share some relative objective test results. The fact some old school products scored fairly well says a lot about all the hybrid this and ceramic that often being just fake marketing hype. As for the Turtle Wax scratch remover you should thoroughly wash that panel section with some dish soap and recheck the results. A lot of swirl and scratch remover products are also fillers. They’re not removing scratches so much as temporarily hiding them. The scratches largely come back after a few washes. It’s like putting Armor All on scratched plastic. To really remove them you usually need a time consuming process of progressively finer abrasives and that assumes you don’t accidentally go through the clear coat on modern finishes.

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! I try to be as objective as possible, but of course we all have some biases. I found a few products I really liked weren't that good. As for the Turtle Wax, it is a pretty heavy abrasive. I wouldn't recommend dish soap as they tend to mask, there are decontamination/strip soaps specific for this purpose. I understand how to remove scratches, as I was comparing the Turtle product to compound/polishes specifically made for multi-step paint correction. They do indeed cut the paint when used with a polisher like the Flex which i was demonstrating in the video.

@sharedknowledge6640

4 жыл бұрын

Dmitry's Garage I wasn’t recommending dish soap for regular car washes, just as a way to expedite the removal of the fillers in scratch removal products to see their true result on the finish. One wash with dish soap might be roughly the same as four washes with a car wash solution. Using alcohol or other products also would be helpful. But the main point is regular washings , and even rain water, will often eventually make most of the swirls and scratches re-appear with many products as they don’t remove the problems they mostly just temporarily hide them.

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

@@sharedknowledge6640 I understood what you meant. You're wrong, dish soap should never be used. They usually contain other ingredients that mask the surface, i.e. shining agents. There are decontamination soaps and even isopropyl alcohol used specifically for this purpose. I understand you think this turtle product is a filler, but it is a heavily abrasive compound. You can feel the grit in your fingers.

Try Classic Liquid Glass If You Can Find It.

@DmitrysGarage

3 жыл бұрын

Will add it to my list :)

@myoption100

3 жыл бұрын

@@DmitrysGarage Thanks Brother It's Amazing Formula

I don’t think u understood many of these products or the applications. But U tried hard and I give u that

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! Want to clarify on that? What specifically did I miss?

@DetailingBreakdown

4 жыл бұрын

Dmitry's Dmitry's Garage well, I don’t remember all of it but an example of one is the Klasse Glaze and sealant . U said u left it a few minutes to cure. It actually takes more time than just a haze. It’s easier if u let it sit for 20-40 mins. Also, u use a quick Detailer and spray it on the towel to remove it if it’s a pain to get off. U also applied way to much. I noticed this of others u used as well. The Klasse all in one also does better under the Klasse glaze n seal(thus Klasse Twins). The Collinite need to be melted and then it’s ready to apply. But it was an interesting video to watch and I thank u for making videos as they are helpful and makes us love detailing.

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

​@@DetailingBreakdown Thank you for the detailed reply, I truly appreciate it and the time it took to reply. One thing I would point out is that my reviews are tailored towards users, not professionals. Personally I have various ways of using products that are not necessarily obvious. For instance you mentioned melting down Collentie, but nothing about Collenite's packaging suggest melting it down when following instructions. My reviews follow the details on the bottle. I've re-tested the Klasse products since, just to get new gloss numbers, and they're still hard to remove. Also cure to me means after removal, curing is the time it takes before you can wash/test. I could have used detail spray, but detail sprays often contain other polymers that will impact the testing. For example Sonax Detail Spray is a sealant in its own right. Klasse also doesn't specify how much time, it just says to a haze. It may help waiting a lot longer, but some waxes are actually harder to remove if you wait more. For the purpose of my reviews I can't keep testing it all different possible ways beyond what the bottle suggests.

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

@@DetailingBreakdown btw sweet channel, just subbed!

@DetailingBreakdown

4 жыл бұрын

Dmitry's Garage I appreciate u follow directions on bottles. But sometimes you have to think outside the box. As I am a tester for many products and in the industry as well. Myself and many others have found other ways or techniques that are far more beneficial when using these products. Even for the DIY person who may not be a pro, easier instructions or better insight on these products would be more helpful. Just a suggestion, use the products a few times and get some tips and tricks under your belt to further help the new people learning. If I wanted to know about a product, it would be more helpful to me if the mentor had already used it and knew a little more about it. Just my opinion. Keep up the good work.

What about AMMO products

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Definitely on my list too

Чувак, у тебя отличное произношение. Ты знаешь конечно об этом, но всё же

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Спасибо, давно в Штатах живу).

@fivefoldsymmetry

4 жыл бұрын

Я так понимаю с детства. В каком штате?

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Да с детства, переехал в 95 году. Сейчас живу в Техасе.

@fivefoldsymmetry

4 жыл бұрын

@@DmitrysGarage я в Калифорнии. Дим посоветуй пожалуйста средство чтоб резинки на дверях не скрипели. Взял Lexus LS430, всё отлично, но резинки скрипят при малейшем движении. Чуть скручивание кузова - как по снегу хожу. WD40 уже делал на пару дней хватает. Может как тему для следующего обзора используешь.

Only 11 minutes in...pretty sure optiseal is wipe and walk away, if you need to buff, you applied too much.

I HATE HATE HATE Klasse Sealant. I used it 10+ years ago a couple of times and every time it was a pain to remove. I still remember the car I was trying to get it off too. If you dare let the sun touch it forget about it, throw the car out. As far as I know the formula hasn't changed since the 80s. Two spritz of turtle wax hybrid is easier to apply and provides better protection.

@danlc95

2 жыл бұрын

I had that happen with Duragloss Swirl Remover. It's basically an All In One with a durable sealant/wax. It was like trying to wipe off Ceramic Pro 9H coating. Both were competent nightmares.

Clay it and user 303 or Adam's Graphine. And please wear a mask and eye protectant.

@DmitrysGarage

3 жыл бұрын

Good tip. I actually have videos for both products.

Way too much Car guys on that small section of the car and that is why you got all that haze!

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Yea I ended up retesting it in a separate newer video for this reason. Definitely fixed the usability score. Other than that gloss and durability were same.

Where is the turtle wax and normal stuff that people will be buying i have never herd of any of these.

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! I did test a Turtle product in this video, but it wasn't a wax. In past videos I did test a wax product from Turtle wax. My focus so far has been on the enthusiast segment, which tends to include products not sold at brick and mortar stores. However, I will be including brick and mortar products in future tests, and some products like Car Guys (also tested in this video) are starting to appear in stores, my local Autozone carries the brand. If there are specific products you want me to test let me know and I'll add them to the queue.

You used too much of the car guys product trust me u used too much I've detailed cars for 35 yrs and I've used colonites 845 and there's nothing better until car guys hybrid your not doing it correctly !! Follow the directions on back that's why there on there!!

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

I will do a re-test of the car guy's product in the next detailing vid. The amount sprayed could affect the ease of application, but I'm doubting it will affect any of the other testing. Thanks for watching!

Sry but if you dont know how to use all of the products probably should not do a best wax shoot out video

@DmitrysGarage

4 жыл бұрын

As there are thousands of products on the market and I intend to continue testing them; It is not possible to know each product intimately. I'm sorry if a product you like performed poorly in my test, feel free to make suggestions as to how the test could be improved. I've been detailing cars for a long time, I try to do the best I can in my tests. Think of it like Car & Driver testing cars, they can't test it for a year and really get to know it before posting performance figures. Thanks for watching!

@sansde1ty

4 жыл бұрын

I think it’s best that he doesn’t know everything as most consumers will obviously know a lot less so without doing a technical course on detailing it’s all about how easy the product is to use right off the bat. The professionals will have their own products with their owns standards which will also have much less margin for error.

@johnathancooper4663

4 жыл бұрын

Wooowww guy here acting as if he knows every single one by application. Give the man his credit. Very good and informative information. With your comment being said it is obviously people will go with ease of use application and durability.

While I appreciate your hard work, I do think gloss readings are a bit silly. Everyone knows that these products don't actually add gloss, but things we perceive as gloss such as saturation. Often the higher the gloss reading the less the paint has actually been optically improved by the wax or coating.

@DmitrysGarage

2 ай бұрын

This is definitely a point I frequently make in my videos. The point of continuing these tests in my current videos is that a big drop in reflected light is not desirable. Ideally a product provides both the greatest optical improvement and minimal loss in light reflection. You do start to notice 5-10GU drops as appearing less mirror like and overall bright/shiney. You can see this with products like the last coat, which lost over 10 gloss units on average, but still had a deep wet look.

@WombatMilk

2 ай бұрын

@@DmitrysGarage You are definitely right, you do seem to address that sorry. I am reasonably new to your channel, but really enjoying the content. Didn't mean this in a negative way just so it is clear.

@DmitrysGarage

2 ай бұрын

@@WombatMilk no worries, didn't take it negatively :)