Meguiar'sHybrid Ceramic Liquid Wax, Shield Your Paint with a Residue-Free Liquid Car Wax with Advanced SiO2 Hybrid Technology and Long-Lasting Water-Beading Protection, 16 Oz Bottle

I love this was. I have been doing 3 step details (4 if you add clay bar) on my vehicles for over 35 years. This is without question the most hydrophobic coating I've found. It feels silky smooth and looks great. My only complaint is how difficult it is to tell if you applied any when using a DA buffer polisher. I usually apply this by hand but then. Doing it that way I am able to see what's covered but I use way too much. Like anything I just need a little more experience with this product and I'm sure I'll get it working perfectly. I can't fault Maguire's for my failure, so 5 stars is where it should be.

This is the best, longest lasting wax i have ever used. I would recommend using on a super clean or new car. Yes its not the easiest to apply because it does not haze up, but if you take your time and do a section at a time, its no big deal. Goes on and off easy and smells great.

Buy the stuff. It absolutely works. I have a black Shelby and this stuff gets it done. Slick it on, wait a few minutes wipe it off. My grandfather taught me to wax a car. 1954 Bel Air. Waxed the paint right off of it. You won’t have that problem. Nobody wants to work that hard that often anyway and this ceramic wax glides on like butter.

Lol nothing gets 5stars but definitely a solid 4!Worked perfectly as expected. Shined up nicely and removed the dirty swirls the crappy self wash brushes left even after rinse and dry. Fills in light scratches as well. Applied with applicator and polished off all by hand. No streaking no residue. Add Meguiars Endurance Tire Spray and your vehicle is looking like glass!

I've been using Meguiar products since the early 1980's. I've always had great success with them and this new ceramic wax is easy to use and provides a great shine and protection. I'm ready to have it continue the long relationship I have had with this company.

Always used and trusted Meguiar's for over 30 years. Used it on show cars. Never disappointed. Was looking at their car wax to find the prices shot up. Thought I'd try the ceramic. The good and bad. The good news is after 6 months of sitting outside water still beads and car shines like the day I applied it. Ceramic is easy to apply. Make sure it is out of the sun or a good cloudy day. Apply one panel at a time. Fender, door, half the hood or roof. There i a timing required between application and wipe off. Apply to the fender. Wait about 1 minute and check to make sure you didn't miss any spots. Apply to the door. Go back and wipe off the fender. Easy as that. Always use clean rags. I started out by trying a tack rag to remove dust but saw tack rags leave a bit of residue behind. Switched to just a clean rag for final dusting. I bought the car used and suspect there is already a ceramic coating in it locking in fine scratches. I tried the buffer with the fine black pad on the trunk. Polish was getting spattered everywhere. Switched to had rub and remove with a cloth. Wish I had the old number 7 Seal and Reseal. Used that on my black Challenger for car shows and I know that fills in the smallest scratches. I went with No 3 by hand. I watched videos with clay bars and stuff. All you need to do is remove all the dust withing seconds of applying the ceramic. A clean rag will do that. No dust in my ceramic but still have the super fine scratches. Problem with new cars is there is 1 coat of clear. I know because I went through it in 1 spot trying to take out a scratch by hand. What a pain. Used to custom paint cars. Used 4 coats off clear. 1 coat to wet sand and buff. Never went through the other 3 coats after years of hand cleaning and a 2nd and 3rd buffing. Meguiar's wax is better for filling in those minor scratches but you do not want to apply ceramic over wax. It defeats the purpose.

Great product, great shine. Doesn’t dry to white before buffing.

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