Meguiar's G17516 Ultimate Quik Wax, 15.2 Fluid Ounces

This stuff exceeds all expectations. No kidding.I bought a bottle at Home Depot, along with a pack of 11" x 17" (about) microfiber car drying cloths. What a combination!It takes just a few minutes to wash the car with the spray hose at the coin op car wash, and the microfiber drying cloths are the best things Iv'e ever used to dry a car. Literally, I can dry the entire car off in less than 5 minutes. Then, I go around the car with this amazing stuff.I spray a section, wipe it on, spray another section, wipe it on, then wipe off the first section, spray another section, rub off the second section....all of this is going on while I am moving around the car -- there is no "wait 3 minutes" -- not even any "wait 30 seconds" -- once you wipe this stuff on, it is ready to wipe off in like 5 to 10 seconds, no kidding. There is also virtually no 'resistance' -- it is easy on, SUPER easy off. No hard buffing or even hand resistance on the towel. Quick and easy is not marketing exaggeration.After the car is dried, it LITERALLY takes me another 5 to 10 minutes to quickly go around the car with this stuff, and it makes your car LOOK like a million bucks, it makes your car FEEL like a million bucks (that buttery smooth waxed feeling on the fingertips). Added bonus: I had road tar on my car because I recently drove on new construction -- the dried tar wiped off everywhere with a soft towel before the last wash -- no kidding - just wiped off with no solvent or anything. THAT is a smooth coat of wax.Just finished my first bottle and ordered another -- I will forever be a customer and fan of this stuff.

Like I said, if you car's paint is good and not oxidized, put this on when the paint is cleanand it will improve a whole lot. 100%. Mine come out like glass.Very smooth and slippery, which helps keep the dirt from sticking.Just rinsing the car off with a wand at a self wash every week or morewill do wonders to preserve a paint job. Like a persons skin.When dirty it cant breathe and the morning dew mixes with the days dust layer and eats your paint.So many car paint jobs could be preserved for years if the owner would just wash the bloomin thing regularly.$3.00 a couple times a week at the self serve car wash and a new car will look new forever.Spray Meguiars wax or detailer on it every 2- 3 months and it helps repel the dirt, the paint underneath is protected and the car may stay cleaner longer as well. This product properly used as stated will give the car, or boat's(?) a nice little barrier against pollutants too.Good paint jobs are very expensive and one loses the use of their car as well. "An ounce of prevention saves a pound of cure."Thanks!

I love this stuff and use a lot of it, but not necessarily how the makers recommend. It actually serves many functions. For cars, I wet a microfiber cloth (has to be microfiber), then spray its contact surface with a few squirts of this stuff, then wash the surface of my car - any surface (including windows) except tires- then dry with a clean terry cloth towel. It safely cleans and waxes your vehicle, even when it is lightly to moderately dirty. Of course that won't work after you've been 4-wheeling or if you've not washed your car for six months; and, it is best to have nice base coat of Meguiar's ultra or gold class car wax already on board. This stuff will leave one of the best though not most durable shines of any product. There is, unfortunately, a clear and direct inverse relationship between car wax shine/safety and durability, in so much as the better the shine, the less durable it will be - every time, believe me. The longer lasting it is - and none of them actually last very long - the foggier the shine will be and the more likely it will be to leave scratches and/or haze. It's almost an axiom of car waxes. Forget what the ads say, I've been at this for 45 years with an open and experimental mindset.As a quick detailer, I spray 50 squirts into a 16 oz bottle, then fill it the rest of the way with water. It makes a perfect cleaner/polisher for almost anything - car detailer, polish for kitchen & bath tile, wooden cabinet fronts, mirrors, almost anything. I also make up a 25 squirt into 16oz water spray bottle to use as a cleaner/polisher to spray and then mop my laminate floors, or as a window cleaner and, dare I say, as a computer screen cleaner (terry cloth not microfiber here). Don't buy the Meguiar's ultimate detailer, since you can make your own just as I described above for 1/20th the cost.There are several competing spray waxes, but none come close to this product. I sure hope they don't stop making it. I bought 6 (free shipping) in my order.