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Turtle Wax Hybrid Flex Graphene vs 303 Graphene Nano Spray Coating
Ok, title says it almost all. Any real world differences for those who have tried both?
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You got me excited, was thinking this thread had the comparison.
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Originally Posted by acuRAS82
You got me excited, was thinking this thread had the comparison.
Sorry about that. I thought I put a question mark in the title to alleviate that issue.
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Re: Turtle Wax Hybrid Flex Graphene vs 303 Graphene Nano Spray Coating
I have both products and used Flex wax on my wife's BMW and 303 on my Stinger. 303 wins in beading and Gloss. The cars haven't been washed recently to test durability, but so far 303 is ahead. The 303 made the Stinger glow, while flex wax slightly darkened the paint, but didn't make it pop.
The application process also went to 303. With flex wax I had to use a damp cloth to wipe off then follow up with a dry one, but with 303 it was a simple wipe off.
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Re: Turtle Wax Hybrid Flex Graphene vs 303 Graphene Nano Spray Coating
Thanks guys. Ok, I'll throw this one in the mix - GG Ceramic 3 in 1 wax stack up?
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I'm puzzled at how effective the graphene portion is when part of it is trapped in the applicator and part is removed by the towel. One would assume on removal that you are removing the carrier agent haze and not the protective element but a portion of the graphene is removed as well.
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Re: Turtle Wax Hybrid Flex Graphene vs 303 Graphene Nano Spray Coating
Originally Posted by bob m
Thanks guys. Ok, I'll throw this one in the mix - GG Ceramic 3 in 1 wax stack up?
My personal thoughts on these spray sio2/graphene sealants is the other ingredients doing heavy lifting. When researching sio2 content of these products excluding some high dollar ones.... thechighest content was 10%. That was Shine Supply Clutch.
Most vendors dont “know” the sio2 percentage or will tell you it’s a “trade secret”. My guess is less than 3%.
The beading from most of these products just as people say of graphene.... hype. Just enough to use buzz words like Sio2 and Ceramic.
Not knocking them as their are some great ones out their (for the money i’d be in the Griots Ceramic 3-1).
For a coating to do what it do’s it has a high content of Silica. Coating lites 10-30% at least. Doubt 5% is making a difference in protection. Gloss to me looks like a sealant.
But back to the story.... alot of reputable folks sing the praises of the 303. Sure it’s great stuff. The TW graphene stuff seems to get mixed review.
Agree with [mention]Klasse Act [/mention] on the TW Wet wax. Nice product as a drying aid. Good gloss and easy application.
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Re: Turtle Wax Hybrid Flex Graphene vs 303 Graphene Nano Spray Coating
Originally Posted by bob m
Thanks guys. Ok, I'll throw this one in the mix - GG Ceramic 3 in 1 wax stack up?
I know MadMerc had it on his DD through the winter and it made it through. I have the product as well and its very easy to use, GREAT results and competitively priced.
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Re: Turtle Wax Hybrid Flex Graphene vs 303 Graphene Nano Spray Coating
I haven't tried the 303 version, but I can say that the Turtle Wax Graphene prefers (In My Experience) shade and cooler temps. I did two coats over 24 hours and I sprayed it on an applicator pad. I worked it into the surface over a small area and wiped it off before it hazed (flashed/dried). Then I buffed with a plush MF. Being damp(ish), there was a slight touch of grabbiness at first, but after that first pass with the MF, flipping the towel solved the issue and it removed without any further problems.
If I had let it flash/haze, or if it had been a warmer day (It was in the low 60's) I might have had to use the damp, wrung out microfiber trick suggested by Turtle Wax, but as thing were I didn't need to.
If you saw my post about it, you will know that I was blown away by the gloss and slickness right away, 24 hours later it was even more impressive. Durability is yet to be seen, but if it's ONLY as good as the Hybrid Ceramic Spray (which lasted 7 months without being maintained or even washed) then I will REALLY be impressed.
If I think about it, I might try the 303 on my MIL's car.
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