Intro to Gloss Measuring - Turtle Wax ICE Seal N Shine vs. Black Polish

This is a comprehensive introduction to gloss measurement testing in the detailing environment, using Turtle Wax's new ICE Seal N Shine and ICE Black Polish paint protectants. I'm going to cover a wide variety of topics, including the variables that determine measurement accuracy and consistency, the weakness of the Gloss Unit as a solo determinant of paint appearance, and showcase the gloss measurements for each stage of both pre and post-application time periods. Gloss testing in detailing is more than just spitting out numbers from a gloss meter, you need to understand the basics for why the meter is turning out the numbers that it does, and understand the changes in gloss from one test phase to another. As well as identify the reasons for the differences in gloss measurements between different types of products. Turtle Wax ICE Black Polish and Seal N Shine are two different paint protectants that easily highlight the differences for post-application gloss measurement results. Overall, the post-application gloss measurement result does not paint the full picture of the gloss potential of an individual product. Products used: Turtle Wax Ice Seal N Shine: https://amzn.to/31yQatY Turtle Wax Ice Black Polish: (Grab at Walmart for $6.97) https://www.turtlewax.com/our-product... Menzerna 3800 Finishing Polish: https://amzn.to/2FGuUcx Klean Strip Prep-All: https://amzn.to/2RkImaI McKee's 37 N-914 Rinseless Wash: https://amzn.to/2xhaja0 The gloss meter used for this test was the 2007 Rhopoint Novo-Gloss Trio, measured at the 60 degree angle, using a calibration tile of 93.7GU. This video is not sponsored, all products were purchased individually for personal product testing. Some of the links above may contain Amazon Affiliate links, I receive a small percentage of the sales made by clicking on these links. This helps support the channel for additional testing, I appreciate your support! #rhopoint #glossmeter #turtlewax #sealnshine