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I always waxed my vehicles multiple times per year with a high-quality conventional carnauba wax. But then I stumbled on this YouTube video by the Project Farm guy:
Hybrid Solutions by Turtle Wax blew the others out of the water and it was one of the lowest-cost ceramic products. Pretty impressive results in the video.
Well, my vehicles were due for a waxing so for $13 I figured what the heck; I'll give the Hybrid Solutions a try.
I was very impressed... It took me a little over an hour to painlessly do 2 SUVs and there were no more white marks left on the trim or wax residue on the vehicle that I had missed. Now... just how long would it hold up? I applied in the fall and it was still there in the spring after going through a tough winter.
Granted, it is not going to be as good as a professional ceramic job, but for the price and the ease of application, I figure I can do it every couple of months and keep a coat of protection on the vehicle with minimal effort and cost.
As for the multi-year professional ceramic coating hype, I personally just don't buy that marketing crap. Wax or ceramic are both extremely thin layers that are destined to wear away from weather exposure and washing.
Hybrid Solutions by Turtle Wax blew the others out of the water and it was one of the lowest-cost ceramic products. Pretty impressive results in the video.
Well, my vehicles were due for a waxing so for $13 I figured what the heck; I'll give the Hybrid Solutions a try.
I was very impressed... It took me a little over an hour to painlessly do 2 SUVs and there were no more white marks left on the trim or wax residue on the vehicle that I had missed. Now... just how long would it hold up? I applied in the fall and it was still there in the spring after going through a tough winter.
Granted, it is not going to be as good as a professional ceramic job, but for the price and the ease of application, I figure I can do it every couple of months and keep a coat of protection on the vehicle with minimal effort and cost.
As for the multi-year professional ceramic coating hype, I personally just don't buy that marketing crap. Wax or ceramic are both extremely thin layers that are destined to wear away from weather exposure and washing.
