Black Magic Wet-Shine Liquid Wax - 16 oz.

After reading previous reviews that gave this product a low rating, I decided to give it a try anyway. I hand wax my vehicle and rub it over and over in each area. This allows the wax to work before it dries. By the time it is almost dry, I just wipe the remaining into a high shine with a clean cloth. I do have a new vehicle but have done this with other cars I've had in the past with the same results. The one thing I do like is that on a couple of places that had a slight orange peel, I was able to make the wax fill this in and it looks as good as a show car shine.

I have a dark gem green truck and have not been able to successfully apply and remove this stuff with out streaking. One real pan in the but to look correct. I will not purchase this product again I would not recommend this product to anyone

I applied this liquid polish with a cotton cloth. Wiped off with cotton cloth. Shine is great. Removing polish is a little work but about like the old polishes. The shine is much improved from the old waxes. It seems to hold up so far. Hasn't been on a year yet. One thing I misunderstood was it could coat plastic vinyl parts without damage. But directions say to avoid these. Otherwise a fine shine. Hope it holds up in Winter weather.

Always liked this polish. Long lasting and GREAT shine. I have no idea why it is not offered anymore. Bought 4 more bottles through Amazon to have a supply. Some say hard to wipe off I never had any problem by using it in the shade and not in heat. Love this stuff.

This product made my car look worse. Way worse. Says allow to dry and buff. NEVER dries. Right away, nope. Wait a while, nope Wait a long while, nope. Horrible

I recently purchased this product for my first time at a local Wal-Mart. I followed the directions and applied the product one small area at a time. My problem was that it would not ever dry. Even after 2 hours! It's impossible to remove a damp wax without lot's of streaking, which is exactly what I got. What used to take about an hour at most, ended up taking up the better part of my afternoon. And all that repetative buffing left both my arms tired. I had to go over the Black Magic application with a different product to get rid of all the streaking. I will say that in a day or two, the finish looked nice and shiny, but obtaining this required entirely too much effort on my part. For the past several years, I used a product called Nu Finish liquid car wax in the orange bottle. I always found Nu Finish dried quickly after the intial application and was unbelievably easy to remove with no streaking and a gorgeous deep finish that lasted up to a full year. So why did I switch to Black Magic? I'm asking myself the same question! Just because it's a NEW product, does not mean it's a BETTER product! I also noticed this past weekend, while at my local Wal-Mart, that they no longer carry Black Magic Liquid Wax! However, they did still carry my old friend in the orange bottle-- Nu Finish, which I purchased and will use once again. Sorry Black Magic, it will only be Nu Finish in the future for this auto enthusiast!

This isn't the same as the old recipe where is was a thicker gel like fluid. This didn't work as good either. I was disappointed =(

Using the Black Magic for years now. It is the best and easiest wax ever. Even if you forget to buff it out, it come off with ease and leaves the hardest shine you can find. No reason for expensive wax, this really does the job