MalcoEpic Hydrosheet - Ceramic Wash and Wax with Graphene/Clean, Shine, and Protect Your Vehicle in One-Step / 1 Gallon (260901)

This product worked really well. It makes it shine.

This is an excellent product, but does not sud up like other washes. It cuts grime and bugs like a champ.

I am not a big fan of all in one type products as all of my cars are ceramic coated. They most definitely have their place, however, as not everyone is either going to go through all of the trouble to coat their cars or pay a professional detailer to do it.I have a very kind neighbor with a mid-size SUV. The local hand wash place charges her $60 to wash, dry and vacuum it. I'm usually washing at least one of my cars, weather permitting, and will occasionally invite her to bring hers over. Her SUV has never been coated and she's not sure if its ever been waxed or not, so I thought this would be a good test vehicle for this Malco Epic Hydrosheet.The dilution rate is one ounce/gallon, so it is not particularly concentrated. It suds well, has good lubricity and cleans thoroughly. I washed and dried it as I would with any other car wash product. As I was rinsing it off, I did notice the water was sheeting off much more than usual. She has noticed water beading when it rains, so it is definitely leaving a layer of something on the paint. The manufacturer claims 60 days of protection, after 30 days it wasn't quite dead yet, but it was well on its way. I washed it again for her and am hoping a second use will enhance its protection.This product cleans well and adds a layer of protection to your paint. If you're not inclined to coat or hand wax your car, this is a good alternative.

I like it. First pic is the solution. Kinda black, I assume that is the graphite in the product. Smell is more of a chemical smell than the 'fruity' smell many car shampoos have now. I'd rather have a good performing product than one that just smells good when washing. I don't have a foam cannon so I put my stop into a pump up garden sprayer that I only use for that purpose. One OZ to a gallon per the instructions. I then start spraying the entire car. from top to bottom then back to the top until the tank is empty. This takes about 5 or more minutes as I keep the solution going so it does not dry on the car. After the tank is empty I hosed off the car. Not touching with a wash mitt. Using this as a pre-wash to loosen and remove dirt prior to washing with a mitt. First photo of hood is prior to applying solution, second is after. I can see a difference in the sheeting action from just letting it soak on the hood for 5 minutes. Water runs off much faster after. Not sure how long this will last but happy so far with the dirt and grim removed just from spraying on, letting soak, and hosing off.

Never heard of Malco before but I tried out this wash several times on my six year old F150. It's a bit different from other washes I've used because it doesn't foam up very much, but still formed a nice lather. It did a great job on the initial clean and rinses off easily, without leaving any streaks. I did dry my car with a microfiber towel though instead of letting it air dry, which I think is key if you want a great shine. Unlike other washes, this is a combo wax. It's not as god as using a separate wax product, but it did form a was barrier that was evidence as I noticed water beading up. It didn't last as long as a traditional buffed off wax, but it was a nice bonus.

Awesome stuff does the job plus more!!!

Washed the car a couple of weeks ago and today when I rinsed off the car to wash again the water rolled off and my car was dirty. This time I used a foam cannon( 1st wash was by hand) as I can cover the entire car in less than a minute. When using cannon it suds up like any other soap. I blow most of the water off with lawn blower, which makes drying with a towel fast and easy. Car is clean, looks good and I feel like it has some protection

I do not like washing my own car, mostly because I am never happy with the end result. I have very hard water and have never had any luck getting my car dried without spots. It gets much cleaner when I wash it than when I drive through an automatic car wash; however, the spot free rinse of the car wash is worth the price and trade off to me. This product makes me dislike washing my car just a little bit less than I used to but not enough to keep doing it myself. It is a low lather soap that has a turtle wax smell. It does a great job of cleaning off the dirt and leaving a waxy coat on the car. I still am not happy with the final product of water spots on my “clean“ car. This is no fault of the product. It is the fault of my hard water so I will continue to use the automatic car wash with the spot free rinse. But for getting a car clean and waxing it in one step, I do recommend this product