Your pronunciation is very easy to hear, so it helps a lot of listeners, thank you for sharing your experience!

Awesome video. Your an expert at that . It's nice listening to someone who knows what he's talking about. Thanks

I like this channel. As a detailing beginner, I find his channel very comprehensive. Just spending 30 minutes here I have a lot of my questions answered.

Hey Luke, GREAT video!!!Thank you for explaining the differences between sealers and waxes. I have a brand new car and just want to protect it from the harsh Michigan winter. Going to seal my car ASAP. Keep up the good work. 👍👍

Thanks for posting this video; it's always informative and entertaining.

I just sealed a car for the first time yesterday and today I see this video! Good stuff brother. God is good.

Very Good video! I am a car detail buff myself. Great job breaking down different type of products and their use.

Nicely done. You are well-spoken, Informative, and to the point. Carry on young man.

I love your enthusiasm about car detaling Good informative videos as usual thanks

Great information with the differences between all the car care products. Thanks for the video!

Great video thank you for going into a lot of detail. Everyone complains about that but alot of people dont do that anyway so if ur the one guy on youtube that goes deep into detail then you can teach everyone something that others dont, keep it up.

Great video , I like the way you cover the key components and do it quickly. Agree you can't tell difference, it will show more as you wash your car over a few months.

Fantastic. Thank you for the right amount of detail.

Great job. Very informative and articulate.

I swear you read my mind on products and processes that I want to learn. I just got the Griots DA and it came with the One Step Sealant as a sample. Now I know how to apply it for this weekends project car. And Knowing is half the battle.

Great video, great energy, it was kinda funny with the intensity, but I like how passionate you are them sealants! Best of luck ;)

OMG! I am from Brazil, and I Knew the plant but I didnt know the multi use for it..I am certantly lerned more about this plant from this video than the whole waxing process. Gammy bears use carnauba plant, no wonder why they are so shiny. I am so glady I came across this video. Thanks much for making this video. Marcia - On, Canada

I think doing the hood would have been better for a comparison but I think the paste wax looked better compared to the spray wax. Great video I actually didn’t know the in depth difference between a wax and sealant.

Great video, my friend is the owner of Fw1 fast wax...you don’t see many KZfaq detailers using it so that was cool. My go to sealent is the P&S Bead Maker

Ur da ultimate knowledge detailing master for sure

You do a good job of explaining the obvious to the oblivious. That's a compliment. To be able to explain a thing in its base components in context that is easy to understand seems to be a hard thing to do. I've been an instructor/teacher of several things in my life and it takes a certain level of understanding and comprehension to be able to convey an idea and/or concept. Good job. And I like the idea of a sealant and then a hard wax. Looks good there and is what I'm going to do to my new GMC Terrain, right after a clay down.

Thank you, great video. I like the FW1 cleaning wax for my shine.

great video! very informative and answered all my questions. Thanks!

Excellent video. Very informative. Keep up the good work!

sealant for me. I use Wolfgang's deep gloss sealant. Amazing stuff!

Really excellent video. Great communication - thanks!

Great vid man, keep up the good work

Great comparison dude!

Excellent video, everything is explained very well.

Great video Luke, I use the Griots Boss System finishing sealant which an orange pad ,amazing, finish the paint off with Meguiars Ultimate Fast Finish spray wax.

Good video man definitely helped me out

6:45 SHOTS FIRED!!! @Chemicalguys

Really well done video. I wish you were in my town. Thank you for all the info. I just bought a new car and where I live it's hot and car paint fades within 6 yrs.

good explanations, young man!

Spitting straight facts! Ur the best I deff subbed!

Griots one step sealant is one of the best products I have ever used. Great shine and protection.

you rock, dude! going to try these products pn my new ND Miata!

Awesome review! Thanks.

This sort of stuff has always confused me thank you for clearing this up

Hey Luke, first off... just wanted to say I love what your channel is doing in the car detailing community, creating an open door to the producers and consumers. I wanted to address one point you claimed in your video. I wanted to clarify as to why most people say to apply waxes in a straight line, versus in a circular fashion. The reason you should apply any wax/sealant in a straight line is because should there be any surface contaminants dragged around the paint, or if the microfiber on the applicator is melted (due to improper washing/drying of the applicator) , scratches are more difficult to spot if they are a straight line, rather than is a circular pattern (swirl). Next, linear scratches are less difficult to take out most of the time, so therefor you level less of the clear coat. Detailing, paint correcting, and so many other variants of car care is without one of the most controversial topics in society, because everyone wants to seem like they know the most about what they are talking about. I'm not trying to sound like that person, but I figured I would chime in and maybe start a discussion... thoughts?

Thanks a lot Wilson! Great Staff! Much appreciated!

You present very clearly. Well done.

Thank you for detailed explaination. Very useful.

Wow. Great video. Amazing explanations. 👍✌

Great presentation!

Great informative video!

I agree with u about the application method...however Scott from Dallas paint correction makes a good point that most retail waxes are cleaner waxes. These cleaner waxes have abrasives that need to be activated by going in a circular motion. Now a regular non-cleaner wax can be applied either in straight lines or circular...doesn't matter

i been spray waxing my car every time i wash my car, and recently i got the carnuba gold class meguiars wax and so I clayed and used the wax and I swear the shine is so nice that I'm glad I got to wax my car!

I learn a lot from him. Thank you.

Learn a lot from you thank you

Love from India Luke, just love your enthusiasm.

Thanks for clearing that up Luke. I appreciate you/

Fantastic video! Well done!

Hi Luke - I just finished my car with a mixture of Duragloss 105 and their bonding agent 601. The result has blown my mind! I've used many waxes and sealants over the years but have seen nothing that compares to this! Have you ever reviewed this product combination?

Thank you. Very well said

Hi Thanks for the reply. What I am looking for is Great shine and water beading. And protection.

Great content, good car and beautifull place

Great vlog friend!

GOOD video Thanks for posting.

Thanks for the good info!

Without even lighting shining over the paint it is extremely hard to tell what is what. Thank you though.

Great video! Good useful information.

A sealant actually fills in the paint's pores, because although it feels smooth, paint is still porous unless it's "sealed." A good sealant should ALWAYS leave it looking like it just got a great clay barring and wax job. I may be a girl, but I grew up in the car business and cars are "kind of" my thing... HAHA! Sealants can last for many years depending on the product (plus depending on the company they're can be great warranties- we had one with a seven year warranty and it really did work). Although I had all my cars sealed (fabric done and fully undercoated as well) prior to delivery, I still chose to wax it at least every 4-6 months depending on the weather, just to give it an extra glossy finish. I mean, when you're spending thousands and thousands of dollars on a new vehicle, why not protect it. I always do everything to protect my vehicles because I did have issues the one time I didn't (paint, and the engine pulled out of my...UGHHHH) They do recommend after sealing it though, to let it sit for a good solid 24hrs, so the product can cure and be there best it can be. I wouldn't recommend people wax it immediately following a sealant though, give it a day or two at least. 😊

Great video and great info👍🏼

Great video!

Liked the video, didn’t know about the sealant. Any recommendations on types of polishers for personal, commercial or in the middle?

Great informative video.

''the driveway warriors'' hahaha great work bro!! keep it up greetings from Grecce

This guys gives good vibes

love your hustle,,,, keep it up...don't let up...keep these videos coming. topic request :coatings..peace brother!

Great video. Keep it up!

I got a sealant on my truck it last seven years from the dealership I love it.

White residue from compounds, polishes, sealants or wax on textured trim??? One of the great mysteries of detailing is that pretty much all waxes and sealants say to avoid textured plastic or rubber trim. We’ve all done it. It’s nearly impossible to avoid at least some overlap. Especially if you’re using a buffer. I can’t remember which product I used when I figured this out but the white residue that was left on my trim would not come off. We’re talking using a toothbrush with soap and water, isopropyl alcohol, denatured alcohol and out of desperation I even tried a Q-tip with acetone. Nothing would touch it. So I decided to proceed with refreshing the plastic trim with Mother’s Back to Black. Completely removed the white residue no problem. Beat to avoid overlapping onto those textured trim areas but if you do, Back to Black has your back.

Liked & Subscribed. Classy EARNING both before offering them. Great job.

Great video thank you

I kind of find that sealant doesn't bead water up as long, but great video!!!

I would call megs ultimate a sealant as I do with Megs NXT tech wax 2.0. Def sealants. Great video mate. Water behaviour test next 😉

Corey Feldman sweet video!

Good job. I like the Griots products as well.

Great honest Video! Just surprised about getting an applicator from the $ store ;)

Great video Luke! I like Poorboys SSR 1 and 2 then EX P sealant and top it off with either Collinite 845 or Poorboys Natty Blue wax and gives great protection and shine!

Thank you for sharing this. I am still confused with is it okay to apply wax after sealant. Some people say, no it is not because the sealant function could be replaced by wax/carnauba, some people say it is fine it can create deep gloss to the paint. lol

GREAT JOB 👍

Sonax NPS with Sonax BSD as top up after every wash works best for me.

Now I love sealant 👍

Very VERY well presented and articulated!!! Question for you Luke.. Can I put TW Ice Seal & Wax on my truck after cleaning or do I have to clay it 1st? Thanks & keep up the great informational vids!

So i can use the one step sealant in place of a polishing compound for light swirl marks after i clay it

This video is a simple and easy to understand. Thank you from Korea. BTW, it was funny at 16:56. It's not open. lol

When I bought my vehicle new it had paint sealant on it. I kept it for ten years, it was white, and i never washed it. It remained clean all the time except where I found some spots above the grille that might have been bugs or road tar. I stupidly used a compound (Color Back...good product in the hands of a sane person) on that area and it became dirty every time I turned around. It remained a dirty stripe across the front until I got rid of the vehicle. Paint sealants are a must. Mine lasted for over ten years.

What are your top three recommendations (in order) for sealants?

Great video

I wash my car with Chemical Guys EcoSmart RU waterless wash and wax, when it's not too dirty otherwise it's two bucket method.. And the EcoSmart always leaves it looking nice and protected, sometimes I would do it three times a week 😁.. but just last month after using the EcoSmart I used some Chemical Guy's V7 sealant, and let me tell you...what a difference it made I mean it just looks like a new paint job It's really unbelievable I wish I used this stuff years ago. I find myself wiping the car now once a week now because it's always so clean looking. The point is i wish I used sealant a long time ago.🙃

Very informative video. Thanks for making it very clear. May I just ask if the duration of protecion of both sealant and wax will be reduced or instantly removed when the car gets wet like exposed to the rain?

It would have been good to do each panel in three sections and revisited the job at different time intervals to see the hydrophobic qualities over time.

Love the Corolla! Mine's Barcelona Red. It has gold flecks but I'm having a hard time bringing out the flecks. What should I do? Have clayed and buffed the car, wondering if I should go more in depth.

Can I use the glaze after i have used paint sealant on my car like a final step? ... Thank you for your video man

Hello from Croatia! Can you tel me what product a should use first...gyeon can coat or carnauba spray wax...can I even use them together?...sorry on my english...

nice info brother

Thanks for the video! Can I apply Griot's one step sealant by hand? Similar to how you applied the paste wax?

Can you do a video on System X Ceramic Protection ( Diamond ) plz plz