6 Week Sealant Update:/Sonax/Lone Star/Xpel/GlassParency/Auto Detailing/Car Washing
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- This is my 6 week update video on the four sealants I applied to the hood of this Nissan. Sonax, Lone Star, Xpel, GlassParency, all have similar yet very different results after 6 weeks on this car and a trip out of the country. Check out the video for more info.
Very interesting results from the beginning to the end with all the different products you used including the soaps.
I thought so as well
I have a video idea that no one else has covered yet but it will require some testing methods I don't know how you do.. Gummi phlege. Designed to restore protect door rubber seals, it's not a dressing it actually soaks into rubber and helps keep it supple. I have a few different ones from liquid to waxy lipstick.
Let me know how that goes. I’ve done a video on GP already
@@DetailingBreakdown dang, yeah I was suggesting you do the video but as you have I'll go find it 🖖
I'm actually most excited about that Sonax Ceramic Shampoo! I just got the NV Car Care Trifecta (Lustre/Jet/Boost) and I am going to do a full detail on my car including decon, polish, etc the whole nine yards. That shampoo would make a great maintenance wash option for bucket washes from time to time. Have you tried the Griot's Ceramic Wash and Coat? I have that one and it is very similar to the Sonax Ceramic Shampoo you showcased here. VERY hydrophobic. Minimal suds but works fantastic as a maintenance wash on either coated cars or cars with Si02 sealants on them that are lightly soiled.
I haven’t tried the Griots because I heard it’s super streaky. What do u think?
@@DetailingBreakdown I didn't notice any streaking and I just used it the other day. I did dry it with a drying towel and blow dry out all the crevices and wheels with a dryer. And I don't have any type of water softener or conditioner system and I have really hard water here in Louisville. I think you'd get similar results to the Sonax you have so maybe try the Griot's after your Sonax is gone. I think it would be very similar. I thought the water beading was fantastic. I am going to buy a bottle of that Sonax Ceramic Shampoo next time Autogeek or one of the other on-line retailers has a sale. I really enjoy using Sonax products and have quite a few of them including their new spray and rinse ceramic coating which I really like and spray and seal coating too. When I first got into serious detailing, I got quite a few Sonax products directly from Germany when my wife worked over there quite a bit. I've always loved their stuff. Thanks for showcasing it.
@@joevanseeters2873 excellent, u have given me new confidence in the product. I may order now. Ty
@@DetailingBreakdown I will add one more thing Ben, I did use Griot's Ceramic Speed Shine as my drying aide so that may have helped with the streaking?? Not sure but that is how I did it and it looked fantastic. But you will definitely notice a strong hydrophobic effect with just the Ceramic Wash and Coat but the one-two punch with this system is the wash and coat and then the Ceramic speed shine. I just did it again and out of curiosity and it looked great to me.
@@joevanseeters2873 that’s sounds like a plan. I’m definitely interested.
I have used Sonax for many different purposes for my cars here in Finland and have been satisfied for the results. It's something like "you can't go wrong" with it. Nice video once again! Have you lost some weight? :)
Sonax is definitely a reliable brand that u can’t go wrong with. I have been working out and I’m down 30lbs. Thanks for noticing!
Sonax products just delivers, btw i finally got around using American detail garage wipeout fuzion and so far im loving it. Koch Chemie is a good product but becoming pricey.
Yes, u are correct on all points
You need to try griots ceramic shampoo it’s very hydrophobic but need to be careful because it is very streaky.
Heard it’s streaky. I don’t want that hassle, especially, when Sonax is easy peasy
Very interesting,the tape line stayed the cleanest. Sonex shampoo was very impressive the way you used it. What about using with proper dilution?
Im not sure about proper dilution as it’s so good straight on the mitt
@@DetailingBreakdown I wonder if you could get same results with TW hybrid solutions?
@@carlhunsicker9585 I dont know
That sonax shampoo is really impressive... what is your thoughts on how it cleans? Obviously use it after a good foam bath but did it clean up that last 10 percent of the road film? I can understand it not getting that tar...
I think it cleans fine as u have the mitt for wiping.
God Bless, Good day!
Sonax ceramic spray safe to windshield?
U can try
By the visuals no protection keeps the car cleaner.
That’s crazy right? But u have to remember there is no buffer in between the paint and whatever dirt is on there. Where as. The protected areas may be dirtier but there is a buffer of protection in between the dirt n paint
@@DetailingBreakdownDefinitely correct but it goes to show you why water beading it a cool visual but is terrible for keeping your vehicle clean and sheeting products work better in some ways but if it's anything besides a heavy rain or your flooding the panel to dry the vehicle its not vary helpful. It's interesting that usually the less slick the product after curing the better it seems to be at sheding water, because look at plants and vegetation they don't get all soggy in the rain because some have basically tiny hairs like a new microfiber towel and literally push the water off until you disturb the surface.
But even less dirt under where the tape was
I know, so crazy but no hydrophobic behavior
@@DetailingBreakdown maybe the beading is worse than sheeting for holding dirt 🤔
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