Turtle Wax53477 Hybrid Solutions Pro Flex Wax, Parent-Pending Graphene Spray Wax, Extreme Gloss and High Shine, Can be Used on All Exterior Surfaces, 23 oz. (Pack of 1)

I've tried Flex Ceramic Graphene Coat, Adam's Graphene, Shine Armor. In reverse order actually. My wife bought me Shine Armor and it actually works great. Super easy application and amazing performance but durability isn't as good as Turtle Wax Graphene FLEX nor Adam's. Adam's is also easy to apply with very good durability but again, not as good as Turtle Wax FLEX. I'm on my second bottle of Flex Ceramic Graphene Coat because after you figure out how to use it, it has the best durability and it's 1/2 the cost of Adam's! Rule-#1: Use a foam applicator!! (I use this Chemical Guys applicator for $18 and although outrageously priced is worth it keeping your hands from getting covered with product. https://www.amazon.com/Chemical-Guys-ACC220-White-Applicator/dp/B01HP4C7RW). They have the same applicator without the hard handle for ~$8 and it should work just as well but will be messier. This applicator prevents wasting product and applying the exact amount to not create a chore trying to buff it out after. Rule-#2: Don't spray onto you microfiber cloth then apply or you'll waste most of the product. Rule-#3: If you're not using an applicator don't spray "extra" product on your car or you'll have a nightmare getting the excess wiped off. Just two sprays and work it onto your painted surface. Again, the applicator eliminates this issue, and it's faster to apply. Rule-#4: After testing how to apply in a small square, spray down your whole car and let it dry. Then use a clean microfiber cloth to wipe off all excess, folding over to a new clean area as soon as you see it starts to leave product. Wipe down the whole car this way. You'll use several microfiber cloths. You'll notice that a small amount of reside remains but don't worry about that because we address this in... Rule-#5: Use a spray water bottle to mist the car and buff out any remaining residue. Do this area one small area at a time, not allowing any water to evaporate or you'll leave water spots. You will feel a distinct buttery smooth surface materialize under your cloth during this step. It really is amazing. Then, for fun set something that's smooth and won't scratch on you car and watch it just glide off. It really is an amazing product to use. Rule-#6: DO USE FLEX on your windshield/windscreen. We get torrential rains and I now rarely use the high speed on my wipers. The water just sheds/sheets off. This is such an incredible safety feature being able to see the road safely during these downpours. I park my autos in the garage and with normal driving get about 6 months of great durability and then another 3 months of good protection. For the last year I just reapply every 3 months or so to keep the tough shell intact. That brings me to Rule-#7: I don't recommend using the rinse/wet application method unless you want to to burn through this product quickly. Yes, it does work but a lot of it runs off with the rinse water that's beading up on your car. Plus you burn through microfiber cloths drying and buffing your car. Plus, once I started using a high pressure air device to dry my cars this method doesn't apply. I hope these notes help.

excellent product, follow directions on bottle for wet or dry application. Showroom glossy finish, used on paint and all plastic parts, windows haze a little, make sure you use a clean microfiber towel to remove any excess product on any windows.

There are a lot of reviews of this product on YT that you should check out if you want a detailed review by a professional/enthusiast of vehicle detailing. I'll just say that compared to traditional wax, this product is significantly easier to apply, lasts much longer, and looks and performs great.I've applied it to my fiberglass travel trailer and my truck and it is still beading after four months. If that was the extent of it, I'd be happy, but clearly it has more life left in it.Application was a simple as spray on, wipe off. You can do maintenance by spritzing a small amount on while the vehicle is wet and then drying. One tip - it is easy to over apply. You really do use just a spritz or two at most per panel. It is also perfectly fine, and advisable, to apply to glass, plastic, chrome, etc. It will protect almost any surface on a vehicle.Shine is fantastic. What I really like about it is how easy it makes cleaning. For normal road dust I can hit it with a foam cannon and pressure wash off, dry, and I'm done. Heavier dirt I use a microfiber mitt, but everything comes off very easy, including bug splats.Vehicle protection products have come a long, long ways since your father's carnauba wax, and TW has a great product with this spray.

I applied to a 6 month old, black Subaru Outback. It was a little streaky and hazy after the initial application. Had to use a buffing wheel to clean it up. Maybe I had some excess product or let it sit too long before wiping off. Otherwise, results were very nice. Looking sharp and water beads up like I just waxed it 3 moths later.

The Pro Flex Wax provides excellent gloss and lubricity and is easier to use than the Hybrid Solutions Ceramic. Both options require a wipe-down following application. Even if you use the option of spraying while the car is wet and then rinsing it down again, you WILL need to wipe the car off. Also, don't apply in sunlight because it will cause water spots.It is still easier to use than other products (except maybe Meguire's Ceramic spray wax) and provides great, lasting results. You don't get quite the beading you get with a standard wax, but the beading is still very good. You can apply it to any surface, including glass, but I will warn you that glass is problematic because as soon as you use your windshield wipers it will begin to wipe off/streak. This happens even if you follow the 24-hour cure direction.

When I got my 1st car, 🐢 wax was just a generic brand you could get anywhere, it really wasn't anything special. Fast forward, and they actually make very good products. I've compared this to dozens for spray waxes over the years (detailer for 18yrs) and this is what I use at home on my own vehicles. Turtle wax seal and shine is also very good, a little cheaper than this version , but if your vehicle gets hit my the sprinkler like mine does and you have hard water, this helps to prevent water spots better. If that doesn't apply to you go with seal and shine as it easier to apply. This isn't a miracle fix all. The picture is of my 2011 truck, it was buffed previously but this helps keep the shine