I like to use the liquid wax the "old school way", then use the spray wax between liquid wax uses

Who else almost had a heart attack when he almost used the rag off of the ground?

Great job as Always Jimbo!

I’m 46 and it took me a little bit to trust liquid wax sprays. my younger brother kept telling me to use spray. I just remember our dad may he Rest In Peace. Love you pops. He always use wax on the car. Just thought more elbow grease means it should work better. Great video. God bless.

I used the spray on3 vehicles. One was a work truck 6 months ago still looking great today

Super late to the party, but after using these products for a long while, I think the liquid wax as a foundation with the spray topper seems to be the best of both worlds. Seems to last longer than just the spray, and the liquid wax product seems to fill the micro marring just a little bit more. I still think for a one and done, the spray is unbeatable but if you want to layer it and maintain with their liquid detailer you'll really see some solid performance.

For me the spray has been working great and it is awesome to see that I can wet-apply it like it says on the bottle and rejuvenate or even boost the beading during each wash. It takes just a few squirts and I also think using a flat fan to "spread" the product on the panel before it rinses off helps ensure complete coverage.

Keep up the great comparisons

Jimbo your doing a lot for the consumer your videos have saved me hundreds of $’s what you and other KZfaq detailers are doing is great these complies should be account less for what’s on label

just a little hint for those who have arthritis, etc - buy 50oz 'pump sprayer' to spread the Ceramic Spray Wax. Makes life a whole lot easier.....

I wish you would start your torture tests with just a regular shampoo wash and see if there’s any performance change, as that’s what 99% of people will be doing throughout the year!

The initial coat of HCW is supposed to be rubbed in wet not dry per the instructions. The HCW is an amazing product, and can't wait to try the HC Detailer too!

I applied the HCSW in the first of August. It is now near the end of December. It is still going strong. I have not applied any further wax coatings since August. I have washed it 6 times. Still going strong.

Both products are good but in my opinion the Liquid wax is better because it’s concentrated. That means you use 4-6 drops per panel compared to 5-6 full sprays on the same panel which makes it last longer with same results. It’s more value

I brought this product today, and I noticed that it dryes itself and is so easy to apply and smells good too.

Awesome and honest comparison brother!! Im an o.t.r buzz box "reefer" hauler, and i use the bottle regularly with great success on the '19 peterbilt 579 i drive. For in between i use the meguiars wash/wax spray, and their spray wax, but i think ill add the ceramic spray as well. Ive also learnt that 'parently i use too much tho....lol the traditional i typically use on home time with a buffer, but the ceramic spray will be a great adition to my bag of weapons so to speak..proud new subber too b.t.w...

Somewhere, someone with a 1978 Camaro with oxidized paint is thinking, "I'm 'on hafta git me some 'uh that."

Recently started using Turtle Wax Seal n Shine based on your findings! Can't be beat for ~$10 and ease of use... and thats after having tried Collinite 845, Megs Fast Finish, & Adam's buttery wax in the past.

Came from using quick wax and wet look. Ceramic first timer. Loving the green stuff smell more than the detailer, wet look and quick wax. New favourite finish smell.

Your supposed to spray the ceramic spray wax on when the car is wet, then just rinse it off and dry the car. You can also use the ceramic spray after every wash. Looks great and couldn’t be easier

Awesome thx for the video test. You did the work for me. I will take your advice and use the spray. Again thx your videos really do help people.

I like the spray because of the easy reapply. I put the foundation layer down in late fall and now that its cold and snowy here I can do the spray and rinse when I can get a wash in. Not going to be applying a liquid when its 15F out.

I've been cutting the spray wax about 1 in 4 with water in a separate spray bottle as a spray on, spread and microfibre off, and it works really well and lasts quite a while.

Thank you so much for answering my question@

I’m still lost,all these test,I’ve seen on different channels,and still they are all about the same,one is know better than the other,not able to wash and wax like I could when in good health,unfortunately I hav to go through a car wash,but my black Caddy will be takin care of one way or another ,I know TW has changed over the years,so guess it will be the winner,thanks for the time u spent to show us this

Hey, love the spray pattern of the nozzle.....where can I get one? Or is it factor of water pressure?. Love the demo, tried both and it is easier with spray. Myth....yes

Thanks for the video I was wondering how to tune my blower

I just bought the liquid yesterday and thankfully I haven't opened it yet. Will be returning the liquid tomorrow in exchange for the spray. Preciate the video.

In December, we’re happy to see double digit temps. Lol

How about detailing two halves of a car ,then drive it around for a few days on dirt roads, then see which side of the car comes cleaner with just sprayed water?

Stuff works for sure . Not as glossy as a good carnuba wax but way more durable in the heat .

I'm an old school f11 user. I ordered nexgen and tried it on my John Deere tractor this spring. Simply amazed! Have had that tractor in the mud and washed down with just a rinse after the mud dried. Next is our Harley trike. I plan on a few coats unless you don't recommend it. Anyone interested in buying some f11 , almost two bottles left. After seeing my tractor , my Sons want NEXGEN for their bikes! Damn , I had to buy extra. They grow up , but , never move out!

The ceramic wax in the liquid form is awesome great finish haven’t seen how long it lasts only applied it last night but the shine and protection it gives is just beyond amazing

Cool test demo. I just recently used the Meguires wax ceramic spray. So far so good. Definitely less is more with the product.

I use the spray. Works well. Beads well after second application.

You should note that you can also use the spray over the liquid wax as well. And you can use the detailer over both.

Cool! it would be interesting to see how each would keep up when touching up with the hybrid ceramic detailer product after regular Meguiars soap.

the hybrid liquid wax can be applied with a da which fast as well, so both applications are reasonably fast

Hey there, awesome video! What blower are you using to dry the panel, and also where can I get that cart you're using for your products? Thanks in advance! I live in South Africa.

Great video very informative

Good info dude👍

Wow this is something my car really needed for my car. Thankfully i purchased the ceramic spray. Hopefully it works as well as it does in the video.

Spray! Thanks For The Info

Liked your video I purchased the liquid application mainly I hope for mainly protection of the sun have you done any tests on products that protect paint from fading thx again good video

Thank you for the video, I subscribed....

Great test Jimbo, however I'll stick with TW Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray Coating/Sealant.

Great video and testing Jimbo! That Bleach tire cleaner is that actually bleach in it. It seems to be so and very strong one that is as it took them out so quick. Would maybe be interesting to see how it does with a weaker APC or something that other products stands up to. It's like when you used the Optimum Power Clean straight before and it pretty much took everything out exept a very few like SNS. Perfect example of how HCW behave and why it needs to be applyied in the way they recommend. When you topped it with it self you saw their where not much of water standing on the paint. And it gave you a better water behavior directly after the application with just spray on and rinse off. On the Liquid Ceramic Wax the water was standing flat. It's here recommended that you spray it on the wet paint and then dry it with a mf drying towel. You could also just wipe it in and rinse off and see that it will working that way to. But when you have water standing flat on the paint it's not able to break through the water tension and just rinses off. So that's why they recommend you to work it in while you drying the paint. Maybe on the HCW side it had some residue of the Bleach product that you used. As this is something that these spray on rinse off products is sensitive if even you have a little car soap residue left it will degrade the performance you get from the spray on rinse off products. But interesting to see how HCW looked when getting on the standing water and how it don't works then with the spray on rinse off method and needs to be helped by getting through the water to work.

I've still got a bottle of the spray to use up. Used it only once this year and I also tried diluting some to use as a drying aid.......seems to work well.

So what do you think is better ? I’ve just bought the spray wax and love it’s ease of use .

Thank you so much for sorting this out. No more Meguiars Carnauba for this old timer. It should be better if you work harder, but it ain't!

I have done a couple of dry applications of HCW and it looks great once you get a full coverage and this is noticeable on my black car. Summer time looks great and doesn’t attract dust which I like but now that we have moved into winter it doesn’t last until the next wash which is AT LEAST once a month. Hydrophobic’s are awesome on a spray and rinse application but are gone by the next wash even after a wash with CarPro Reset. Applied TAC Systems Moonlight to my girlfriends car recently ( doesn’t get too much care)to test and without too much prep and so far I’m impressed so will be doing the same to mine.

Good video , thank you

Very interesting. Thanks

i was really pullin for the liquid wax but oh well. i know it says to apply the spray wax to a wet surface but i honestly hate doing that. does it make a difference too much if you spray it on a dry panel? this is the reason I was considering getting a liquid wax light the new ceramic liquid or the CG hydro wax. thanks for the advice, keep the awesome vids coming!

I own a black colour sedan and have been using the Maguire’s liquid ceramic spray since first introduced and my question is who cares how long it lasts? I apply it every couple of washes and the car look fabulous like new all the time. Just spay when you wipe down the car, that’s all there is to it. It’s great in our Canadian winters cause the snow and ice just easily comes off. I use it on the car panels, glass, wheels. In fact I use it all over when I wash my Harley, patio sets, outside furniture, lawn mover, snowblower and so much mover. Just makes everything look like new with little future maintenance. Fantastic product. For the Harley, I also use the Hybrid ceramic green bottle when I just want to freshen up the look of the Harley before I go for a ride. First was the slice bread, then these products were invented!!

Good job 👍 👍

Just watched Mequiars spray demo, you didn't wet the car first and then spray and then rinse, and then dry off with micro fiber towel.

Are both of these products okay to use on (friendly to) black plastic trims?

Great video

How long does the spray wax actually last? I've been using Prima's Epic car wax for quite a while. Easy on and off, doesn't leave a powdery residue especially on the rubber areas. It does last about 2 months depending on how much washing is done and the environment.

What's more durable paste or liquid wax? Planning on applying to my wheels

You layed that tape out perfectly

M super super late in this squad but hopefully now enjoying and thanking

Hi Dear. Tks for the video. You said that are other products better than those. Could you tell me which one is the best for you?

Jimbo, does the Ceramic spray wax extend drying time and help prevent waterspots like the Superior formula 4 spray wax? I'm in the central valley, 106 today and I can tell you, the formula 4 helps when drying. It's a spray, rinse, dry product. Probably zero protection but I use it to help cut water spotting!

Well after looking and looking i found your video, a DRY application of this spray, thanks....Could you tell us did you noticed anything out of the ordinary?

What type of vacuum is that the blows the air off the paint thanks man

I’m glad you did the dry application of the spray hybrid, I’m thinking of doing the same, I’m in Australia with the the harshest UV environment in the world, on my Lexus isf which is in star fire pearl ( white) softish paint, 2 coats mags ultimate wax a week apart then I more week apart 1 dry coat of hybrid spray, stacking the the hybrid and dry app makes it look and last longer

What one would you use for headlight protection

it's my understanding that the spray is for applying over top of ceramic or wax - such as the liquid stuff - to add protection and for quick touch up

Try laying the the liquid hybrid ceramic wax in a cross-hatch, tetrahedral lattice pattern ;)

Can I combine both? If so, which should I apply first??

Spray and Seal is still the champ in my book.

Awesome Video. It's the exact question I had between these two products. So here is a really really good question for you.... Since the spray hybrid wax is designed to spray on and just rinse off... Could you add some to your soap of choice and essentially apply wax as you wash? Try a video with doing that.

I like seeing beads...I’m sticking with ultimate or gold class.

I think it’s the fact of the time consumption, it’s nice to have something to do for a while ya know.

I think some people might be substituting a "spray wax" for a traditional wax and DA buff as their base coat. From my experiences with a lot of these products, they work best at protection, shine, and hydrophobic properties when sprayed on a vehicle that has that good base coat already put down at some point. I would not use spray waxes as my only coat of protection. That of course is just my opinion....Anyone else agree??

Hi, I have been unsure whether to use the liquid wax first as a base and then use the spray wax afterwards to maintain the finish or just use the spray wax on its own? I live in a very dusty climate, not the USA, so for me the shiny silky finish finish is really important to help prevent dust collecting. Do you have any recommendations for me regarding a different product or is this spray wax the way to go? Great video, thanks in advance

Thank you for test

For the liquid hybrid wax u need to have a wet surface. I have heard that you put the new ceramic wax on top of the hybrid wax

Because the spray wax gets overspray on other areas. And if it's too windy it's a real pain. The liquid can be applied with precision.

Ace has products that Wal-Mart doesn't have here in az Tucson. It's a big ace however. The one here has the new turtle wax line.

Was the old" Wax as you Dry " Ceramic wax too ? I used to use this on a car I had a number of years ago.

Dude do a layering of the products and use a dry application of all the products put the paste on first and then the blue bottle and then the new green bottle SIO2 Spray on detailer, so that people get to see how good the stuff really is?

Would love to have that Porsche 930. Sold mine in 2012 and regret it.

Jimbo, in this test Maguire's spray won over the liquid, however, you briefly mentioned there was another spray ceramic that you liked better. Which one do you like better? I like the ease of use of Maguire's Hybrid Ceamic Spray and have had decent results by following it with Maguire's Hybrid Ceramic Detailer. I would prefer better longevity and protection after use. What spray on(or spray and rinse) shine and protection do you recommend?

Can you use them together? If so in which order?

Spray meguiar's nice 👌😍

Must say I'm surprised that the spray outperformed the the wax. Will try some more spray's 👍

Video lost all sound after 7:51. Come to think of it my whole world lost sound after that... jk Jimbo, good video as usual!

Imo I liked the feeling of liquid wax after its buffed off and the deeper shine of it

Would you have to clay your car first before using this products or use the iron remover?

What is the best spray wax for durability, if not the one tested here!

Why did you do the ceramic coatings before the iron remover first? I mean would you not want to remove anything that makes the paint look dirty before you put a protective coating like the ceramic products on?

Can you share the name of the hose knob please, thanks!

Michal Scott- JIMBO!

You could have used a red sample rather than a transparent one where it made it hard to distinguish.

hello Jimbo. Geat videos. Can you compare Meguiars Paste Wax M16 with MEG'S HYBRID CERAMIC SPRAY WAX? maybe it will start new series OLD vs NEW :) thank you

Using my 5th spray bottle so far. With regular weekly wash it's a fantastic all over product. No experience with liquid version.

I wanted the Hybrid Ceramic spray wax but it wasn't available ao I got the bottle of liquid Hybrid Ceramic wax. I think the liquid was a bit better in your video. It's all good B/C I always apply the product to an applicator anyway, even with detailer.