Ceramic Spray Wax

[gman1868]

If you want to do something to protect your paint but don't want to spend the big bucks on a professional coating, there are some spray waxes that work well. Check out this test of ceramic spray coatings at the 6 month point in the test. A couple of my favorites are doing very well, the Griots 3-in-1 Ceramic Spray wax and the Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic wax. Keep in mind, they all work best when the pain is cleaned with a good quality clay bar and prepped with a good polishing prior to applying the wax. Head over to the main detailing thread to learn more about that: 2021 Telluride Detailing Thread

 

[Kyle]

Good video and thanks for sharing. My YouTube is always showing the NexGen ceramic product and on a whim I ordered some earlier this week. Fxxk......will probably not even put it on and just wasted $30 with what looks like an inferior product. Fortunately, I have the Meguiar's ceramic and will stay with that.

 

[Senator20]

I am using Turtle Wax Hybrid Coatings and like the performance and ease of use. Next will be Turtle Wax Graphene.

 

[superk1977]

I am using Turtle Wax Hybrid Coatings and like the performance and ease of use. Next will be Turtle Wax Graphene.

I also bought the Hybrid Solutions. Will try out tomorrow!

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[TRideCanada]

I used Meguiars all last summer on my GMC Sierra. It will be the first thing I do to my T-Ride. I was using Chemical Guys before that and lost faith in them. They have 74 flavours of the same product it seems. I was very happy with the spray hybrid and put the liquid on for the winter. The spray is super easy to use and seemed to get better after a wash or two.