Video: Review of the NEW Turtle Wax Ceramic Spray Coating (Hybrid Solutions) !!

Billy Baldone said:
Pan. I love your YouTube videos and all..... But isn't linking a full blown video review of a product not sold at Autogeek a direct violation of forum rules?
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We will have this Hybrid line, look for it to go on sale in about a week! And yes I met Pan at the event, very cool cat and we welcome his video for Hybrid on AGO.
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That's nice of you to say Meghan! It was nice meeting you as well. And it was nice to see that my girlfriend also enjoyed her chat with you very much. Made her feel welcomed to the detailing community even more. I thought she would be bored with my detailing stuff, and she absolutely loved her time at the event and meeting all sorts of cool people as well! :)

Meghan said:
We will have this Hybrid line, look for it to go on sale in about a week! And yes I met Pan at the event, very cool cat and we welcome his video for Hybrid on AGO.
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Might have found my new winter protection!!! SnS is good for Summer, but my ride after this last snow really looked like hell and so much stuck to the finish. It was easy to wash off but I think the ceramic is the key to a good winter protection. Salt, Oil, Road Grime, Dirt, Tar, and Tranny Fluid (No offense Katelyn).
 
Don M said:
Just for fun ... I copied this text from Turtle Wax on Facebook:
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We’re not going to lie, if you want a chemical resistant product, ICE Seal N Shine is your go to, but if you want the complete package – from ease of use, to durability to a high-gloss shine, Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray Coating is our pick!


My read on this is that SnS is a more durable product than the new ceramic coating. If you want ease of application in varied conditions, go with the coating. But if you want durability, go with SnS...

I’m I correct in my interpretation? Seems odd, as this doesn’t match up with what we know about “sealants” vs “ceramic coatings”.
 
AZpolisher15 said:
We’re not going to lie, if you want a chemical resistant product, ICE Seal N Shine is your go to, but if you want the complete package – from ease of use, to durability to a high-gloss shine, Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray Coating is our pick!


My read on this is that SnS is a more durable product than the new ceramic coating. If you want ease of application in varied conditions, go with the coating. But if you want durability, go with SnS...

I’m I correct in my interpretation? Seems odd, as this doesn’t match up with what we know about “sealants” vs “ceramic coatings”.
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Seal N Shine can show stronger short term chemical resistance, but that doesn’t necessarily translate to long term durability. The new Ceramic Spray Coating is easier to work with compared to Seal N Shine, not quite as heavy but still a heavy sealant that needs to be wiped down appropriately. If we were running tests, chemical resistance durability would be a separate category from long term daily driver durability. Same with coatings, you can have some coatings that will not survive the same chemical dump test that Seal N Shine can easily survive in the short term, that will last longer in a daily driver long term test. Need to take the new spray coating through a long term test to get a better picture of expected durability.
 
AZpolisher15 said:
Which would be glossier on light colored vehicles? SnS or the Coating?
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Want glossy paint? Get a black car. All kidding aside, its tough to get light colors to shine.

If you put tape down the middle of your hood and apply SnS on one side and TWCSC on the other you won't be able to tell the difference.
 
Rsurfer said:
Want glossy paint? Get a black car. All kidding aside, its tough to get light colors to shine.

If you put tape down the middle of your hood and apply SnS on one side and TWCSC on the other you won't tell the difference.
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Exactly.

Gloss (that mirror gloss in pics) is incredible. But not achievable on white, metallics, grays, or most other paints.
 
You’re going to get the link deleted by moderators since it’s to somewhere else. They sell it at AG though, you can find it in the online store. People have tried it.

To get this back on subject, here’s what our boy is up to today:

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