Griot’s Garage Ceramic 3-in-1 Wax, SiO2 Spray for Cars, Trucks, and RV’s, Provides Protection and Water Beading on Paint, Wheels, Plastic, Rubber Trim, Chrome, and More, 10978, 22 oz

Not water proofing, it’s completely waste of money

Satisfied from 1st use, hoping it match the hype fir long lasting protection

I’ve used: Mothers CMX Bowden’s Own Bead Machine Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Graphene And Griots was the only one that had a heap of water sheeting/beading on the lower half of my car doors after my weekly 500km/310mi round trip across the state. Everything else had become mostly useless, while the Griots didn’t have me reapplying it after every weekly wash, and was one of the best at not attracting dust.

I can’t tell you guys it is good or bad. But i assure you that I didn’t put wax on my car that well. Someone who has experience or professional can do it well. I watched video a lot. But still made a mistake and whole car has wax spot.. ( when i was doing it. I didn’t have enough light and that was at night) so it is what it is.)

I watched the review on project farm on utube, it really works a treat.

I picked this up to try on my black, new-to-me 2019 Toyota Sequoia, and overall I’ve been really impressed. I prefer to detail my vehicles myself whenever possible because I’ve seen firsthand what automated car washes can do to paint—and I’m also seriously considering starting a mobile detailing business, so I’m testing products with a much more critical eye. This ceramic wax applies easily and delivers a noticeable improvement in gloss and reflectivity, especially on black paint. It leaves the surface looking clean, crisp, and very reflective without that cloudy look some sealants can leave behind. Water beading is excellent, and after application, the truck stayed looking cleaner longer between washes, which is exactly what I want from a product like this. Application is straightforward, but less really is more. Small sections work best, and while it buffs off well by hand, I do think the results would have been even better—and removal easier—with a machine polisher or buffer. That’s not a knock on the product, just a realistic observation. With a buffer, I think this would produce truly next-level, professional-grade results. What I appreciate most is how clear and even the finish looks. It enhances the paint rather than masking it, and the durability seems solid for a spray-on ceramic product. Given how little product you need per application, it also feels very economical. For anyone who enjoys maintaining their own vehicle, wants to avoid harsh car washes, or is learning the detailing process with an eye toward professional work, this is an excellent product to have in your lineup. I’ll definitely keep using it—and it’s earned a spot as part of my ongoing product testing as I sharpen my detailing skills.