Exactly what I thought

I've been using it as a drying aid once every 2 to 4 washes and the detailer as necessary. I almost gave up on this until I tried this method. Great results.

I put mine on wet, as in the green car scenario, but before I rinse it off, I use a microfibre cloth to really spread it around each panel, never squeezing the microbfibre towel so it retains loads of product, only takes 3-5 mins to run round the entire car. The rinse off. I beilive this keeps much more product on the car.

Yes

Agreed

Do you use detailer as a drying aid

Yes for better results use the liquid first application, then the boosters.

Are you means apply 3 products?

I used the ceramic spray when i first came out and i found that even after months of not washing, it was still protecting the paint and water beading after washing.

The hybrid spray wax is fantastic, but you need to prep the paintwork properly the first time you use it.

Detailer would be for an enhanced shine Apply more wax when the beading isn't as strong

Absolutely! The wax will simply bond to the pre existing protection.

Meguiar's UK thank you, can’t wait to try

Well UP is an abrasive product so it will remove any protection that's on the paint.

Less gloss than the ultimate paste wax, but it still boosts gloss substantially

Can you use the liquid was (as in car number 2) with an orbital polisher?

@@wildwalkeruk Yeah! I'm a fan of applying waxes by hand, but you should be able to do it with a DA

@@bartekp7587 Cool, thank you. I love using the Ceramic Wax (the blue one) but really wan to try the one that comes with the clay pad.

Shake it up

Skoda Octavia VRS

Dave Nicholls,thank you Dave

@@offroadriverfishing either a 2.0 TFSI OR 2.0 TDI.... quick either way

After washing the car and rinsing off..while car is wet i spray the wax all over and begin to dry..best durability for me

Yes I’ve tried the detailer for the first time about a week ago and it’s rained 2-3 times since then and I have yet to find a water spot on my car.

Kevin Petre I use the Ceramic Detailer as a drying aid. My base layer is the Liquid Hybrid Ceramic Wax.

No? why would you do that? The ceramic detailer is there to clean light dust & fingerprints from the paint at like a car show or similar. You simply do one coat of the hybrid ceramic liquid wax and off you go!

The first three are okay, but no Wax over detailer

I did it just like that...bring excellent result...then used the detailer in between wash just to msntain the gloss

Which one green or blue?

Yep

The professional ceramic coatings are way too superior than these DIY super quick applications. But if you have a brand new car, wash it and apply these hybrid ceramic products and most importantly whenever you wipe your car, wipe it with a very good quality soft microfiber cloth, you will be good to go. Just give your car 20 minutes a day and save a lot of money. If you have an old car with a lot of swirl marks and you can't get rid of the swirl marks yourself, then you can go to a detailer and get the cheapest 1 layer ceramic coating or waxing done. Make sure they get rid of the swirl marks first. The aim is to get rid of the swirl marks. Then take care of your car as above. PS: Even if you get a good ceramic coating done but wipe/clean your car with a bad cloth, you will end up getting swirl marks even if you have a ceramic coating and hence you will be back to square one. These products are amazing provided you start with a car that doesn't have much swirl marks.

@@nasdoc1 i am gonna do this on my new car after 2 months , because the clear coat provided by the car companies last 3-4 months i guess , so 2 months is a good time , and i will wash it once in two weeks(with car shampoo) , And just rinse it with water and then dry it off with microfiber in between the washes to get rid of dust and debris and no scratches , After 2 months i will buy the liquid wax and then put the detailer as topper after applying the wax and after washes , And do u think I need to buy ceramic wash and wax for cleaning? Like turtle wax's ? Or this would be sufficient 😀

@@mugdho2494 Honestly speaking, I'm no expert but just wash your car with a good shampoo once or twice a week is good enough. Never wipe a dusty dirty car even if you have a good microfiber towel. In between shampoos, just spray water over the car to remove the dirt and debris and then wipe it. The idea is not to have any granular particles on the microfiber towel when you wipe your car. The ceramic sprays are once in 6 weeks or so. Ceramic wax is good too but it takes a long time to apply. It's hard work.

you absolutely can! it will bond to any pre existing protection. The Ultimate will give you the best boost in gloss but the Hybrid will give the longest lasting protection

@@meguiarsuk Thanks man! 👍🏻👍🏻

Each shampoo offers something different. The Ultimate will provide a layer of wax protection, the Gold Class contains conditioners to help water sheet away from the car and the NXT contains softeners that break down hard water particles.

Meguiar's UK so what would be best then for in between applications of HCW?

In btwn washes I use the mequairs waterless wash and wax.

JTSBMW cool I’ll probably invest in some gold class anyway then wait for a call from the bank saying my credit card has been stolen and used at Meguiars 😂

Same question.

Yes you can, its a good top up for ceramic coatings

yes 1st wax 2st spray

If your bonnet is too hot to hold your hand on it for more than a couple of seconds then don’t do any washing or detailing, products will dry on the surface and cause a mess

I mean you'd just remove what any quick detailer is meant to remove. Light dust and fingerprints

The Si02 chemistry.

The water when spraying it off helps carry the si02 and it bonds as it goes, I think that almost all the videos could be much better, also think this video could have just had one car ans started off from a complete detail from washing, claying then in the order that the products are to be used. So many of the products seem to overlap each other