FULL DETAIL - Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions!

[Treburkulosis]

I just bought a bottle of Koch Chemie PW "Protector Wax". When I get a vehicle to use it on I will report back to you guys. Reviews are off the charts.

 

[ricky_bobby]

Turtle Wax is solid and came a long way in the past few years - I don't use the ceramic line but I use the following

-Hybrid Solutions Pro Pure Suds soap (cleaning power in a foam cannon is awesome for an off the shelf soap)
-Turtle Wax Seal N Shine - get at least 3 months on an application
-Ice Spray Wax (for maintenance wipes and drying aid)

Great results and I can't complain on my white truck - on my second bottles of each - I tried the Graphene Pro Flex Wax and I noticed no more longevity vs. the Seal N Shine plus its tougher to remove (need a damp MF to get rid of the streaks)

Definitely use the Ceramic Quick Detailer for drying, even though you think you might not, water has not lubrication it is a solvent so even a spritz or two per panel when drying adds lubrication to avoid drying induced marring

 

[Treburkulosis]

Protector Wax is really good, it is better than Carpro Hydr02. It is well worth trying if you want a wash and wax application. I should have a report in a few months as to how long it actually lasts in the real world. I just got my Black Friday order from Angel Wax USA and I was sent the wrong product so looks like I will be using Enigma Aio which is a ceramic all in one. I am normally not a fan of these products, but I have a really good detailing friend from across the pond who swears by the stuff. I like their compounds a lot, so why not give it a try. I’ve got a 17 Malibu next week that mom bought her an entry level wash and interior because that’s all she could afford. Maybe that is her added to Christmas present.

 

[Treburkulosis]

Here is a few pictures after I applied protector wax to a nothing on it and faded black 2017 Malibu with 160k miles.