I'll stick with Adams lol

Auto Detailing Podcast I just put a coat of hydroslick on my car today. See how it goes. I’m already doubting it though

S550_ 510 Agreed that’s 4 bottles of Seal & Shine that will last a longgggg time 😂

WTF NOW it’s pissing me of. I just purchased hydro slick. Well at least I only wasted 32 dollars because I got a coupon. I’m sending it back. Wtf Im so fuc pissed of right now. I’m going to save the writing of my review till I put a coat on my car. I did do a couple of panels with it. And I must say it went on very easy and came off very easily. Removal was the same as a high-quality carnauba wax it wipes off very easy. I think you let it cure too long. Did you also put it down thin enough. If I get the same results you do you know where it’s going. Write back to Chemical guys for a refund. And I better get one. So far for me the most hydrophobic product has been. Mothers CMX ceramic spray. The hydrophobic and that product is crazy. It’s just as good as regular ceramic coating. And a close second is seal and shine along with Eagle one wipe and shine. And so far the longest lasting was or is I should say from my use is seal and shine. I don’t have the money to spend 75 or hundred dollars per product and ceramic coatings. Next on my agenda I want to try Adams 9H ceramic spray. And use their 2.0 Booster on it every 4 to 6 weeks.

No.

Highbatros ikr

Aren't you supposed to let it cure for 48 hours?

Obviously don't like chemical guys stuff watch his other videos

@@pitbull287 well the results speak for themselves. It's not like he's lying. I watched the Jet Seal video and I"m glad I did otherwise I would pay $40 for something that only lasts 2 car washes. Complete joke.

He said on hydroslick to put 4 dime sized blobs on. I'm in UK and i gather a dime is small, not like the toothpaste tubeful he puts on? Plus, hasn't the slick got wax in it also? Plus he doesn't let it cure. Not the bedt test I've seen.

Definitely could have been the case.

@@autodetailingpodcast Could have been the case? Absolutely was the case. At least own up to that.

@@darrendudeck4935 Darren is right. I just watched a Chemical Guys video and they literally used for small dots and it was easy to remove. Have you done an update video?

Toby Siu agreed. I wouldn’t even have used that much for the whole hood. He used wayyyyy too much.

👍 yep too much

s m even more then that haha. He used a shit ton of product

Lmao I was about to say the same. How dare they give me alot of product

Its a catch 22 with some new millennials, if they access too much money then they tend to ignore good quantity value, if they don't have enough money then they will be virtually homeless or starve withoit their parents help.

Seriously. And you actually get a lot more when you use the amount you’re SUPPOSED to use. This guy used way to much of that HS.

Good point

There is a Chemical Guys video showing how to use them together, and they say to use HydroCharge FIRST on painted surfaces only. Then wait 3 hours, and apply HydroSlick second. Hydroslick can also be applied over headlights, glass, etc. Not sure the technical reasons for that, but that's what they say. They have a different Hydro produyct for maintenance.

@@cpmaverick Thank you for the tips Sir. Much appreciated and god bless.

@@cpmaverick Yes, this is it. This video does a great job of showing WHY. HydroCharge does more of a sheeting, which collects the water. As the water tries to sheet, HydroSlick will bead it off.

Hydrocharge is used first before Hydroslick

Most of the microbrands do. They are like the apple of car care product. S

Depends what and when you buy. You can routinely buy their products on Amazon for 25% to 50% off MSRP. I'm not subject to their marketing since I am not on FB/etc so my experience over like 20 years has been based on trial and use. For example, I often pickup their Signature Series (formerly premium blue) wheel and tire cleaner for $20+ a gallon which makes 5 gallons of a great ph balanced exterior APC that's great for wheels, tires, wheel wells, bumpers, running boards, etc. for $13 you can often buy Ecosmart concentrate that makes 2 gallons of waterless wash that's every bit as good as the $40 gallon of opti-clean which is another similar product I use.

@@kikcodog Yeah I pick up their Mr Pink by the Gallon for ~$18-20 and it takes just an ounce to get a 4-5 gallons of suds worth.

Been using them for years . Far from over priced I bought 2 16oz shampoos over a year ago and I have 1/2 left on my last bottle

Right on point. He gave it 2 min lol when the bottle says 15min.

@@vick6774 exactly big time facts these guys don't know how to use the products properly how can they when call themselves detailers even they don't pay attention to detail

Your comment needs to be _REDONE_

Romero Harris what are you talking about. I gave it proper cure time.

Viktor MelniK the bottle says to wait 2 minutes to remove the product. Read it for yourself

Just get ice seal and shine lol

I understand some of the criticism since their products are pretty pricey and a lot of them overlap eachother, but I have several products in my detailing arsenal that are absolutely wonderful. VRP, Honeydew Snow Foam, Glossworkz, Hex Logic Pads are just a few of the products I use from them that I really enjoy.

@@HamsterWheelGaming thats correct, today I bought Hydro Slick after seeing this to do it by my own. I know hydro charge its not the best but hydro slick seems to be pretty good. Im pro Detailer, I use Chemical Guys and turtle wax in my Product Arsenal.

victor moreno you can put hydro slick and turtle wax on top

It’s fine to go Circular when there’s no contamination on the paint..

Brad Johnson coming from someone who bought into their marketing, and spent a small fortune starting my company- products from other companies are much better for much less when you see the effort and results.

@@vetteboy1024 , they were supposed to be the cheaper answer to Adams but it's not working out that way.

@@vetteboy1024 p&s seems good and plus some of thier products are able to be diluted like the brake buster tire wheel cleaner. People gotta understand that not every thing chemical guys makes is good.

Try hybrid ceramic wax. Way easier to use. And way cheaper.

😂😂

Too much trouble to remove that crappy gel

Of course it is when you ignore the instructions and apply 10x more than you are supposed to for the entire panel and you do it to only about a third of the panel. That's like complaining that your oil is shit because you blow your engine by putting two quarts more oil in it than it calls for.

@@jamesstewart1794 its not crappy the directions are on the label all he had to do was read them. Both products really work. I've used both and the cars look amazing!

He didn't give it 24hrs he has the same clothes on. I just can't believe in these test on any product.

@Jimbo's Detailing …. same clothes on? 24 hours later? no comment bro??

Beadmaker isn't even the same type of product/chemical. It's a paint sealant. This is a ceramic coating, coined by CG "HyperWax", due to it's SiO2 infused suspension gel, and ease of application.

Details By David LLC That's funny, I've found the same thing.

Can you put jet seal on top of seal n shine?

Im glad to hear that, mine has been on for 6 weeks now and still sheets water like crazy. Good to know I got a few more weeks to go before needing to apply again.

Eloi Batista 6 weeks is good to this guy is acting like one wash and this stuff is washing off

@@Shineaddictsdetailing I hear ya, some of the other spray ceramics he's tested in that price range have just gone a lot further in the tests so I see his side of it. I have seal and shine, last coat 2.0 , they all work well for me as well. However those I know I got to bust out the polisher if I need to remove the coatings. This is kinda nice to know all I need to do is hit it with an iron remover to strip it before applying a new coat.

Yea the shine and seal is pretty nice lol I'm not saying that chemical guys is the best product ever but i just hate when people bash on people's company's

@@Shineaddictsdetailing im not sure why so many people have a hard on for the water beading. I much prefer the sheeting capabilities from the hydrocharge. I used the turtle wax on one of my cars and it rained next day it dried before I drove it and all I was left was with a bunch of beady water spots everywhere. 🤷‍♂️

Justin Meyer seal n shine has been my favourite product by far!

Is the hydrocharge any good overall nowadays

Thanks!

Agree

Microfiber for sure

But other product he tests hold up to these chemicals implying that they provide better protection

Then why didn’t they launch them together? Instead they launched them months apart

@@autodetailingpodcast Great question. I just have seen their videos on them, and they used them together, with Hydro Charge as the base, Slick as the wax/top coat, and Speed as the detailer/maintainer. Haven't used them myself, but was just an observation that may have impacted results.

Haven't tried it yet, but CG advised the same. To use Charge first and wait for 1 hour, apply Slick, wait for 2-3 hours and then apply Speed.

@@VG0009 it really is a fantastic combination. Using any of the three as a standalone is going to shine and look nice but it doesn't last longer then any other waxes. But doing them in combination really seems to hold up much longer than them alone

It’s prob curing

I’d take TLC 2 over the Adams

@@autodetailingpodcast ..I agree..thanks man.

Its completely safe. Just adding more protection!

That’s a great product

Same here!

@@vetteboy1024 fuck VRP

You wouldn’t want to use these specifically as a topper, these would be your base and then topped with something else.

Taste good too

Ya you could do that