Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray Wax Coating, 16 oz (Pack of 1)

Very impressed with how easy Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray Coating is to apply. I used it on my Kia Telluride, which is a fairly large SUV, and was able to do the entire vehicle quickly with very little effort compared with traditional wax. It sprays on easily, spreads evenly, buffs off without a lot of work, and left the paint looking clean, glossy, and slick. My Telluride is garaged, so I’m interested to see how long the protection and water beading last, but based on the ease of application and the initial results, this is an excellent value and a product I would definitely use again.

This is hands down the best value coating spray on the market, and when combined with Griots 3-1 Ceramic you’ll never need to ceramic coat your car. The slickness from the TW lasts between a few washes depending on how caustic the wash, and the protection from Griots will last and only need reapplied every few months. Water beads up like crazy with this stuff, it’s actually difficult to tell it apart from actual ceramic coating. The best thing about it though is how unbelievably easy it is to apply. Spray it on and wipe it off, if your panels are cool and out of the sun, it flashes off instantly and you can buff it down in seconds. The gloss is phenomenal. You need such a tiny amount that one bottle will last you for 4-5 months probably. Once you get a coating on, you need so little to spread it, and you don’t need to strip this stuff to reapply. So much better than traditional wax. They give you enough to last and it’s cheaper than just about anything else. What else can you say? Don’t waste your money on other products.

I’ve always used traditional wax on my cars, but I think I’m done with that now. Tried this on my white Model Y after watching a couple YouTube videos and following the instructions. Pretty straightforward, and I’m really happy with how it turned out. The photos speak for themselves.From my experience, the protection lasts around 2-4 months. The sides seem to wear off a little faster, especially after driving in the rain, but considering how easy it is to apply, I really can’t complain.This has pretty much replaced regular wax for me. Takes a lot less effort to get a nice finish, and I don’t have to spend half my day working on the car. Definitely something I’ll keep using.

Easy to apply. Provides a smooth, slick surface that beads water effectively. Gives a decent shine on my RV. The only complaint is that it leaves streaks if you are not very diligent in the application.

OK, so I've been waxing my cars for nearly 40 years. My favorite wax was a carnauba wax made by One Grand called Blitz wax, excellent stuff but usually took about 2 hours to apply and buff out. I was very happy with the shine and protection. One Grand folded as a sign of the times; some Chemical Dudes probably took all their business. I knew I would have to evolve as the market has left carnauba paste waxes largely in the rear-view mirror. Did some research and this popped up as a good product. Was hesitant going from a paste wax to a spray ceramic. Applied a coat last night to my truck and I gotta say I'm a convert. So easy to apply and remove, took about a quarter of the time and the shine is great. Don't know about protection yet, gonna give it another coat tonight as recommended. Even if it only lasts a month, it is great considering how little time is required to apply and the low cost. Always laughed at Turtle Wax products in the past, but this product seems to be great. Also, love that there are no petroleum distillates in the product. Turtle Wax has evolved; I have too.

Great protection. Takes me 30 minutes to do my entire truck. Lasts for 6 months, good on glass, black plastic,rubber trim, as well as the paint finish. Leaves no wax residue on trim etc.

I've been deluxing cars since 1952 at age 11. Many waxes, cleaners and ceramics have come and gone during that time. My choice of car dressing back in the 1950's was a product by the name of Vista. It was a paste wax and cleaner that did the cars proud back in the day. Along with the change in automobiles and its technology has come changes in the products we use to protect our car finishes. It's known as clear coat.Let me take the mystery out of your choice of cleaners, waxes, polishes and now ceramics . Buy a liquid product that contains both caranuba wax and silicone di-oxides in its formula. Don't pay more than $15 for at least 16 ozs of this product. Lightly spray it on your car. Dry it off with a soft towel and be done with all this "gobbilie gook" about which product is the best. Apply the wax for shine and the ceramic for top coat protection. Both will protect your car's top coat as prescribed in the owner's manual. That's all. Mystery solved!You can get 16 ozs of this ceramic spray product for $13.49 or you can by Simonize Wax and Dry which is 26 ozs for $6.49. Appears to me this ceramic laced product gives you 40% less product for 2 times the costs, and best I can tell, the results are about the same. Both are easy on and off. Finding a combination of the two that can be easily applied at one time is the logical answer.In reading the ingredients on the Ceramic product which appears to be a bunch of witchcraft, I came upon a warning that read; "Harmful- Reproductive." That's printed right on the product. The Devil is always found in the small print. SO WEAR GLOVES WHEN YOU APPLY!!For my money, since the shine, gloss and water-repellent properties appear to be identical, side by side test on my hood, why spend 2X as much and get 40% less product and end up with much the same results and the chance of harmful effects to your reproductive system? AT AGE 82, MY CAR SHINES BRIGHTER THAN MY REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM. So wax on, wax off. I recommend that you wear gloves when using both products and save money by using the less expensive Wax and Dry product. You don't want to mess up your reproductives.Now that the medical disclaimer is handled, let's talk about the product. Wax 'N Dry is a liquid product by Simonize that contains Caranauba Wax. How much Caranauba is in each bottle, I don't know. But it goes on like warm butter. Comes off in the blink of an eye and leaves your car beautifully smooth and brilliant. If you wax as often as you wash, then the less expensive Wax 'N Dry would be my choice. If you apply once or twice a year, go with the ceramic sealant withba paste wax as a undercoat.. Either way your car will look great and you won't be charged an outlandish price for the product. In Simonize I trust. And in Amazon I am confident that if the product doesn't perform as promised, Amazon will make it right. That's a fact.

Great value for the money. I use this on both my vehicles. Quick and easy to apply. I also use Griot’s Garage Ceramic 3-in-1 Wax SiO2 Spray Wax Coating. I'm writing this review and posting it for both products. I sometimes alternate between the 2 products when applying multiple layers.I find both of these work well, are quick and easy to apply, and both products cost around $1 USD per ounce. Both manufactures state there respective products as "a little goes a long way." I am guilty of applying heavy and have never noticed any streaking or hazing. I always apply in the shade to a cool surface. Both of my vehicles are silver so that may hide some of those affects. There are differences between the 2 products. I asked ChatGPT to compare these 2 products. You can copy the section listed at the very bottom of this review and Paste it in ChatGPT (or your preferred AI model) for a comparison summary. Here are a few hi-lights from that comparison.Griot's does not mention use on headlights or exterior glass whereas Turtle wax says its safe to do so.Turtle Wax claims it can be used in direct sunlight whereas Griot's does not.Turtle Wax states broad surface approval. That's convenient so you don't care about overspray on glass or exterior trim whereas Griot's has a narrower stated surface list.There are some differences in chemical composition. Griot's states it also contains Carnauba wax.------- copy the section below and paste into ChatGPT or your AI model of preference -----Compare the two spray wax products listed below. According to the manufactures, on what surfaces/materials can these products be applied? Can they be applied in the Sun and/or Shade? What are the manufacturer's claims of each product? List some Pros and Cons from highly regarded web sites. Price per ounce?Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray Wax CoatingGriot’s Garage Ceramic 3-in-1 Wax, SiO2 Spray for Cars

Excelente como todos os produtos da Turtle

Exlente brillo bastante repelencia al agua y fácilmente de aplicar

Ví diversos comentarios respecto a su autenticidad, sin embargo, lucen bien, incluso huelen igual que el original, al aplicarlo si tiene la misma consistencia y efectivamente crea la capa hidrofóbica, hasta el momento todo bien y me parece un buen costo

great stuff. Easy on, easy to buff and provides a deep shine and water resistance. Long lasting through several high pressure washes. Does not affect paint or rubber and plastics. I recommend nor spraying onto glass as it does cause some weird effect at night with oncoming traffic and wet windshields.Will not use anything else.

One of the best DIY ceramic coating solution. Good value buying in bulk.