Auto Finesse 'Caramics' Car Protection System - How to apply & Review!

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[IceProDetailing]

Auto finesse, definitely one of my favourite brands out there. Great info, thx!

[markfl]

I love your videos. After a hard day’s work I just watch your videos and eat a tub of ice cream it’s so relaxing watching Other people washing and protecting there cars. Keep up the good work.

[Big_Old_Dog]

Brilliant idea! Great video Sandro. The car care market is going through a revolution with all of these new SiO2 products hitting the market.

[jdisdetermined]

Whoa! Much more expensive than I was expecting, especially for what it is and offers. It is basically a high concentration sio2 sealant handi-wipe. Legit coatings really aren't that difficult or time consuming to apply if you read the directions and have common sense and you'll get much longer protection life for a similar, or even lower cost if you factor in time and product use to prep the surface properly. But it's always nice to have options. Thanks for taking the time. 👍👍

[vinceking]

Excellent, very well explained video, considering multiple scenarios!

[joevanseeters]

Great video Sandro. I just got a bunch of Auto Finesse Products including the Caramics system. I haven't installed them yet so this video was a great "trailer" of sorts to see what I have to expect. Looks to be easy to use products that give reasonable durability and performance. I'm willing to forgo a longer lasting true ceramic coating for the use of use of this product and i'll just reapply it after a year or so (if it lasts that long) or whenever it needs reapplication. This looks to be a great "do it yourself" type of product for the weekend driveway detailer to use and get decent results. Even though it's a little pricey, that's fine with me for the ease of use. A lot of Auto Finesse products are really reasonably priced and work fairly well. There are others that are better for sure, but I enjoy using Auto Finesse and their products have always worked great for me.

[thetraindriver]

A great review Sandro, nice to see some auto finesse products being showcased. An easy application, but a little disappointed with the water beading afterwards. Gloss levels look good though, thanks mate 👍👍👍👍👍

[kokoloko]

Very interesting and honest review. Thanks!

[TheCowgirlNiamh]

Fantastic job Sandro! Looks easier and less messy than applying wax anyway so that's a bonus 😉

[michaelcraven]

Another great video, and review. Good job Sandro.

[gregsullivan]

The best thing about this product IMHO is that it allows small sections of the car to be done at a time. That's also why I like Optimum - it comes in a syringe, which allows the air to be expelled, for a long shelf life after opening.

[goldridder]

I’ve noticed this stuff in Halfords. I might give it a try on my spare banger! Thanks fo the upload. +1

[djdescent]

Could you do a review on tac system moonlight?

[PeteyMcSavage]

Sandro I’m in USA I order kisho from Japan can u try it has been good. They have 701, 801, 901 with 901 is the top dog. It’s like $13 a 30ml I know they manufacture coating for some big companies but which on is not sure.

[TomW]

Another good video mate. Hey have your tried any of the Bowdens Own products. The only one I have used, and swear by the results, is Fully Slick. It's been stinking hot here but has just rained in Adelaide and a week after application the beading is quite impressive and the water just rolls off the windscreen. Do you have any thoughts on the range?
Tom

[mohamedbendahib]

I really enjoyed the video, very informative (y)

[dannyf]

how long does the glass one take to cure? before exposing to water?

[saulmunoz]

Have you tried Everglass coatings. I have two bottles in my shelf, I just wish I would have enough time to try it out

[Mathewmartialart]

what was the clothes you were using on the glass?

[ronangsr]

What happens after 12 months, does it need a machine polish or can you just go ahead a do a new application.