ScottHD ceramic coating test 2 year update thoughts?

I like his videos. Maybe people with more experience can poke holes in his reviews, but as I see it, he treats every product the same. His process is simple and repeatable, and you really can`t ask for more in a test.
 
I actually just watched scotthd`s 2 mth update lol I guess i`m a sucker. Where he finds all these products is interesting. He must spend hours on amazon and ebay looking for these products or something.

He ask`s the viewers what they would like to see tested.
 
I like his videos. Maybe people with more experience can poke holes in his reviews, but as I see it, he treats every product the same. His process is simple and repeatable, and you really can`t ask for more in a test.

I agree. What I also like is how he will test the same product multiple times from different batches to see if the results are consistent.
 
Pan Jealousy?...lol I`m glad ScottHD called him out on his dishonest reviews.

Every review he gets paid for says it when his video’s begin. How is that dishonest? All Scott did was make himself look stupid by trying to grab viewers by starting Drama. Maybe he’ll start a drama filled reality show next....


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Could we not turn this into a Pan vs Scott thread. Nobody cares anymore about this. This defeats the purpose for this thread.
 
I like his videos. Maybe people with more experience can poke holes in his reviews, but as I see it, he treats every product the same. His process is simple and repeatable, and you really can`t ask for more in a test.

I agree. You get what you see. Back on topic. :) Sorry to hijack there folks, i actually always liked scotthd tests. Real world probably not but you get some interesting info and he definitely puts way more effort into it then i would.. lol He`s obviously not lazy like me haha Takes a lot of work i would say for what he is doing.
 
I like Pan , I dont know who Scott is. I take all these test with a grain of salt. Right now I like the new TW ice spray wax. If you use a coating that will last a year or more , and ask a question about what to use to maintaine it, isent that silly. If it is suposed to last a year you should only need to wash it. I myself would rather use a spray wax once a month and the car will always look good Too many people get carried away.
 
I think Budget makes a fair point but the once a panel moves it is arguably subject to even more variance from driving, contamination, product placement on panel etc... there is no alternative to trying a few of the consistently highly rated ones for yourself.

Look at Chicago Auto Pros video... those on the bonnet took a battering because of heat, the sides and rear because of traffic film and salt, the flat surfaces because of iron and limescale. At least all products on Scott`s panels are subjected to the exact same conditions albeit not consistent nor representative.. over the year he seems to get temperature swings at both extremes which when measuring a longer term product`s durability gives some confidence that they `can` last at such extremes.

I like ScottHD - he beats the `I can`t be bought` drum pretty hard (including throwing another under the bus) but we have to remember, there is significant goodwill on his part, I`d say he`s unlikely to be making money such is the nature of his testing. It is very hard to be overly critical of a guy who puts so much effort into something that is clearly a passion, publicises results with the intention of helping others and has in no way tried to monetise his channel despite the clear time and cost he himself incurs.
 
I think Budget makes a fair point but the once a panel moves it is arguably subject to even more variance from driving, contamination, product placement on panel etc... there is no alternative to trying a few of the consistently highly rated ones for yourself.

Look at Chicago Auto Pros video... those on the bonnet took a battering because of heat, the sides and rear because of traffic film and salt, the flat surfaces because of iron and limescale. At least all products on Scott`s panels are subjected to the exact same conditions albeit not consistent nor representative.. over the year he seems to get temperature swings at both extremes which when measuring a longer term product`s durability gives some confidence that they `can` last at such extremes.

I like ScottHD - he beats the `I can`t be bought` drum pretty hard (including throwing another under the bus) but we have to remember, there is significant goodwill on his part, I`d say he`s unlikely to be making money such is the nature of his testing. It is very hard to be overly critical of a guy who puts so much effort into something that is clearly a passion, publicises results with the intention of helping others and has in no way tried to monetise his channel despite the clear time and cost he himself incurs.

Lol


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Every review he gets paid for says it when his video’s begin. How is that dishonest? All Scott did was make himself look stupid by trying to grab viewers by starting Drama. Maybe he’ll start a drama filled reality show next....


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How was he dishonest? His end of the year reviews on which products work best. Higher the bidder ...higher the ranking for starters.
 
How was he dishonest? His end of the year reviews on which products work best. Higher the bidder ...higher the ranking for starters.
There’s at least one thread where to discuss this. This thread is about ScottHD’s tests and maybe comparing the other long time tests.
 
One thing I have learned from ScottHD reviews is that many companies products are not consistent from bottle to bottle. Three bottles of the same product and each bottle will give different results. I found that interesting and it explains why even people here on Autopia will get different results on certain products.
 
How was he dishonest? His end of the year reviews on which products work best. Higher the bidder ...higher the ranking for starters.

Lol...yeah lets not make up things and just stick to the topic. Interesting test but needs a better selection of coatings.

Maybe put it on a rolling car. He fit all this on a test hood, could have bigger section on a roof, hood and trunk.....


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Lol...yeah lets not make up things and just stick to the topic. Interesting test but needs a better selection of coatings.

Maybe put it on a rolling car. He fit all this on a test hood, could have bigger section on a roof, hood and trunk.....


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Why don`t you do a test and post it on youtube since you know all of the answers. It`s easy to criticize others....
 
I don’t know everthing.... far from it. Never said I did. I’m just commenting on your Pan top 10 list and how there paid for. Couldn’t find anything on it.....

That’s a bold claim to just throw out there..... would gladly admit i’m wrong if you didn’t make it up.


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I think Budget makes a fair point but the once a panel moves it is arguably subject to even more variance from driving, contamination, product placement on panel etc... there is no alternative to trying a few of the consistently highly rated ones for yourself.

Look at Chicago Auto Pros video... those on the bonnet took a battering because of heat, the sides and rear because of traffic film and salt, the flat surfaces because of iron and limescale. At least all products on Scott`s panels are subjected to the exact same conditions albeit not consistent nor representative.. over the year he seems to get temperature swings at both extremes which when measuring a longer term product`s durability gives some confidence that they `can` last at such extremes.

I`ll try to get the discussion back on the rails.

Agree with the above about environment variables and use cases are very diverse and everyone will experience something different. With this in mind, I`ll never depend on one source for test results and I really don`t think a static panel test would be a great idea for this reason either. I`ll use two of our esteemed members here for as an example. The Guz in California will see very different conditions from BudgetPlan in Ohio. While BudgetPlan`s climate is much closer to my own, I won`t discount Guz`s results, because if I finds a product fails quickly in a mild climate, I know it won`t stand a chance. Both are important in learning about the application experience.

True experience comes from lots of data points. Even in this one thread, one person stated CQuartz lasted on a few months on his truck, while I have one car which has worn CQuartz UK 2.0 on it for three years and it`s still going strong.
 
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