Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray Coating, High Shine Car Wax, Offers Durable Paint Protection, Extreme Water Beading Action, Safe for Glass, Wheels, Trim and More, 16 oz (Pack of 1)

One of the best ceramics in many reviews. Works for me and lasts. Best applied on new car in first few days of purchasing while really (new) clean. Clay bar and clean if on older finish. Easy easy to apply to everything - moldings, mirrors, glass, plastics.So much better than the expensive brands. Good ole Turtle Wax brand 👍

I use this on my house windows to keep them clean. The water beads off really well and keeps them less filthy - I get a ton of dust so IF it rains the windows turn to mud. Makes the windows easier to clean also. Simple to apply - clean windows, spray when wet, wipe it off then buff. Super shiny with no streaks.

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.

Like any coating, make sure your paint is absolutely clean and free of dirt, oils or oxidation. My small Miata was a perfect test subject. I went through my normal clay treat procedure using a clay pad and a container of detailing spray as a lubricant. The clay treat/detail fluid can leave a slight residue so I always do a final wipe down with a microfiber towel slightly dampened with distilled water, then a dry towel. The prep was the hard part. Applying the coating was a breeze. Make sure you shake this stuff real good before and during the application process. That’s really important. Also, I read reviews stating people had problems with coating spray on the windshield. I usually throw a towel over the window before using any spray applications to eliminate such problems. The other advice would be to work in small areas. There is a tendency to overspray with too much coating when you hit big areas. The applicator towel becomes too saturated and it takes so long to wipe the area that the coating starts to evaporate, leading to streaks. Also, in tight or contoured areas, it’s easier to spray the fluid onto the applicator towel than it is to spray directly onto the car. But the application goes fast with very little effort. The result: First, let me state that I have babied my Miata for 28 years, therefore, it always looks great after a waxing. But I have noticed that some conventional wax can discolor and can cause the car to slightly milky. Not this stuff. The car looks showroom new after a 2 coat application about six months ago. And surprisingly, the attached photo was taken without the car even being washed for over a week. Nothing seems to want to stick to this protective coating. The big test will be to see how it takes the spring treatment and how it survives the harsh Arizona summer sun and heat. Update: It’s been a little over 6 months since the original application. Washings every 2-3 weeks, a couple rainstorms and good old Arizona sun and heat. The TW application is surviving quite well. Just simple washings and microfiber towel drying. As can be seen in this recent photo of the car’s rear view that I added, my Miata’s original 28 year old paint job is looking great.

The Turtle Wax Ceramic Spray is so easy to apply and really leaves a high gloss protective coating. I normally used a paste wax on my cars, but decided to try one of the Ceramic Coatings. I read good reviews on the Turtle Wax Ceramic so I decided to give it a try. After washing my SUV, I began by applying the Coating to the hood. I used two microfiber towels. After spraying a light coating in a small area (half the hood), I used the first Towel to evenly spread the coating. I then used the second Towel to lightly buff-out the finish. It takes very little time and effort to spread the coating and buff it out. No where near the effort required for Paste Wax. The finished results were impressive with a high gloss finish, water beads easily and bird droppings come of without leaving a stain. My SUV is normally garaged and the Turtle Wax Ceramic Spray Coating still looks good after a year, but I did coat it again after a year.

The best spray coating wax I have used in forty years. It's very shiny, lasts longer, and very easy to use. Will it last as long as a professional product costing thousands of dollars? Of course not, but this is a very affordable product that anyone can use to get a great shine with minimal effort. You can apply it manually or use with a cheap buffer for an even better result. Highly recommended.

This kind of product is popular for a reason: it gives you a lot of the visual and protective benefits people want without the effort of a full traditional wax or coating process. Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions has a strong reputation in the “easy but impressive” category, especially for people who want great water beading, gloss, and a slick finish without spending all day. Good fit for anyone who details their own vehicle and wants solid results with less hassle. Pros: ✅ Great shine and strong water beading ✅ Easier than traditional wax methods ✅ Works on multiple exterior surfaces ✅ Good balance of convenience and results Cons: ⚠️ Surface prep still matters for best durability ⚠️ Not a substitute for proper polishing if the paint is already rough Overall, a really strong user-friendly paint protection product.

There are SO MANY competing products, all with majestic claims. How do you select one? I looked at several tests performed on products by a YouTuber called Project Farm (who I strongly recommend) as well as a number of others who tested side-by-side products. For the price and performance this one was/is a clear winner. SO - I bought it and tried it on my motorcycle and two cars. A little goes a long way too! I followed the instructions and properly cleaned and prepared my vehicles prior to applying. Applied according to directions and was immediately impressed with the shine. I must note that ALL of my vehicles are 15 - 20 years old. The result was very good. Slick finish, nice reflective shine. Each vehicle was driven in a broad range of heat and cold, dusty and storming rain, snow and more. Southern heat in Louisiana, Northern Ice in Iowa. (Even the motorcycle which I took on some 20,000 miles with just the single application of this product.) The dirt and water did not noticeably degrade the finish or effect of the coating. All of the vehicles were washed regularly, the cars through an automated brushless car wash and the motorcycle hand and power spray washed. I did apply a light touch up coat periodically, especially on the motorcycle which saw the most weather/road abuse overall. The shine never diminished, and the vehicles were relatively easy to clean after the application. On the motorcycle I even applied over the chrome and was really amazed to see that the extreme heat of the exhaust did not burn off the coating. I've used all sorts of products from Meguiars to Chemical Guys etc., ALL of which cost much more. While these delivered good results, they fell short in my observation of this product, especially wear ability over time and many washes. The value delivered by this is really amazing, particularly when you consider the size of the container and how much product you receive. One bottle lasted me well over a year with three active vehicle usage. I'm absolutely sold on this as my go-to for vehicle finish and protection. Since using the finish on my Harley Davidson Ultra Limited remains factory fresh!

Excellent quality and long-term effects

Excelente como todos os produtos da Turtle

I use this product every four months on my car and it looks better than any car wax You can find on the market. This stuff is absolutely amazing. Your car will shine. It will bead water and not get as dirty as long as you keep applying a nice thin layer every four months. It takes about 20 minutes to do a layer each time. No more messing with paste and waxes and then buffing them out.

Es el mejor producto a un precio excelente para darle una protección extra a tu vehículo y a la pintura del mismo. El brillo que deja después de aplicarse es excelente y la capa hidrofóbica hace que el lavado/secado de tu vehículo sea más rápido, ya que el agua se resbala y solo quedan pequeñas gotas de agua "encapsuladas". Sí a todo ésto le sumamos que lo puedes aplicar en cualquier parte de tu vehículo y que protege contra daños de rayos UV, es excelente. Algo que cabe mencionar es seguir bien las instrucciones, hay que agitarlo antes de aplicar y máximo rociar 2 veces por panel, yo lo apliqué en un mazda 3 con su segunda capa después de 24h y a 1 mes de uso, la protección sigue ahí. La aplicación es muy sencilla con 2 toallas de microfibra o aplicadores ( depende del gusto), una para aplicar el producto uniformemente sobre el panel y la otra para retirar cualquier exceso. Me tarde no más de 15-30 minutos en aplicarlo y realmente creo que la duración será de 6 a 12 meses. Un bote facilmente te sirve para cubrir/aplicar en 10 vehículos medianos o más, por el precio lo vale.

Excelente producto llego a tiempo y buena opción para proteger la pintura del auto