Introduction to Hybrid Solutions Wash and Wax & Wet Wax!

Introduction to Hybrid Solutions Wash and Wax & Wet Wax!

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[sonofdragon]

This is the first video I've come across where the approach to testing the product is as a consumer, like me, and not as a professional detailer. Thank you! Great work!

[hartlanddetailer]

Phil, used both products at the 6 month point after using their polish/wax. I highly recommend the TW hybrid solutions products. For those of your viewers who have never used the TW hybrid products, there is an order to follow. Step. 1, after properly preparing your care, I use Polish/Wax 2 coats, waiting day in between, Step 2, two coats of Ceramic Spray, waiting a day in between. Step 3, occasionally using there 3 in 1 detailer, (I generally use ONR mostly because it cost less) a weekly chore. Step 4 at the 6 month mark, 1st contact wash, use the TW Hybrid soap. Step 5, while car is wet. spray Wet Wax, then dry. Still going strong at 7 months. I am NOT a professional detailer, but preparation is KEY. I enjoy your videos, keep up the GREAT WORK!

[garyhinde]

It’s great to see a video with an honest review with someone who actually follows the instructions instead of making it up as they go!…Both of these products are part of a five part system & if followed correctly will add protection & outshine the general consumers vehicle like nothing else for the money!
Thanks for restoring my faith, instead of watching haters hate who can’t read & then blame the product… Excellent job! 👏🏼

[camsports]

Turtle Wax has really made some kick ass products over the years. I can’t wait to try these out on my car. Good job on the review

[mynsxt]

I love watching detailers like you that absolutely love their craft and it comes across in the

[kawtriples]

I have the Wet Wax but haven't had a chance to use it yet. Living in NY I've only been able to use waterless washes so far this year. I look forward to giving the Wet Wax a try. I have a feeling I'm going to be very happy with it.

[markwilliams]

I love this combo. Simply because I just dont have a whole lot of time anymore to care for my car. Keep up the good work sir absolutely love all your videos

[cjburn]

Guys for measuring cups, just go To Home Depot and they have paint mixing cups with all the measurements you need! It's like a dollar. I just put my ounces in and fill the bucket with the cup in the bucket and take it out as soon as the bucket is filled!

[ssabet]

Well Turtle Wax has definitely stepped up their game. Thanks for the vid Phill

[gravylegs]

I’m defo getting the wet wax. Cause the wash n wax is amazing. I didn’t know until recently about this tech. Was hesitant until I watched a couple vids. Of most brands tested, low to high priced, turtle ranked best. Used it this weekend and can say, it is a game changer. Thanx for the review vid. I can support all you said. I went from just wet, no protection, to sheeting. We skipped the beading. Lol

[DexterXxX]

Hi
I bought one in UK
It say 1 Cap per 1L water
Its not green like yours, its more like coconut milk semi transparent with hint of light blue
Still works well

[vigneshvalsan]

Heres something I would like to point out. I live in a part of India where it rains for 6 months, so the car gets really dirty with all the road grime and oil. I felt turtlewax ceramic wash shampoo not to be as efficient in cleaning off the dirt and grime as the usual turtlewax shampoos out there. Probably for you in your location things are a lot different.. what worked for me is first lubricating my car with usual shampoo using canon gun to remove all course materials like sand, then second the classic two bucket method with usual turtle wax carnauba shampoo, finally I apply the ceramic wash shampoo over this and its magic ♥️. The glaze and hydrophobicity is absolutely stunning. I do decontaminate, fine polish and apply sealant every 6-12 months depending on my needs.

[peterscala]

Used both products on my car for the first time yesterday on my Volvo! I love these products. I also loved my results.I have already decided on buying the 3 in 1 detailer. Question, How many weeks after the initial wash with the wet wax and wash and wax should I use the detailer?

[edruiz]

Great video, I pre-ordered the Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Polish and Wax and Ceramic Spray Coating even though I will not be using them until January. I doubt I'll be ordering the rest of the products but it's nice to see how they work.

[chelsabailey]

Hey Phil! Another cool video that I'm 4 years late seeing.😮‍💨 Still, thought I'd share that I have both products and I especially ❤😍 the TW Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Wet Wax. It's my preferred drying aid. For the price and the results, I think it's tops!! Thanks for posting!!

[oursulaert]

Hello first time to this channel. Thanks for taking the time to do this. The question I have it's what's the longevity in real life of the protection. Thanks

[zilverruggorilla]

awsome products..even the shampoo gives instant protection and big water beads...
The only two product you need to maintain protection for your paint.
Spraying do not always give a right result how the beads really are.
After raining on your car the beads are really great ..easy maintenance

[tamr]

I think they are really great products, I use both of them, but I believe that they are clogging the drying towels and due to the hydrophobic characteristics washing them will not solve the problem ….just my 2 cents… Hello from Switzerland and thanks for your videos

[wrightvideos]

If I remember from what it says on the bottle for the Wash and Wax is that you use 3oz of the product to a gallon of water. Looking at the bucket you used there was already water, you put in the 3oz, and then added more water till there are suds. From what I understand, it’s not supposed to be a big suds wash — so I’m curious to know why you added more water to get it to suds up the way you did?

[GoebelsDetailshop]

We used this same stuff at work . It’s called a diamond ceramic, it’s a foam on with a foamer . But you clay first then spray !!