Turtle Wax 53888 Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Wash and Wax, Easy Clean Ceramic Infused Formula Removes Dirt and Grime, Long Lasting Shine and Protection for Cars, Trucks and More, 48 oz. (Pack of 2)

Having worked as a detailer for both auto and RVs I am very happy with this product.There are some things you need to do to feel the same.First of all... when they say DO NOT ALLOW TO DRY ON THE SURFACE.... That is probably the most important part of the instructions.Secondly .... flush with PLENTY of water. Now I will say that I have a 350 gal per day RO water system. So I do not dry after I wash. This for both my 2021 5th Wheel and my white 2013 Toyota Tundra. Both come out with a super shine with this product. I FOUND THIS OUT FROM TRIAL AND ERROR EXPERIENCE WITH THIS PRODUCT. It definitely takes a bit more water to flush the soap off without leaving streaks or spots. If you are using water above 30 ppm of dissolved solids you need to dry off with a microfiber towel. (Water begins to hard spot at 60 ppm.)Third ..... use enough of this product. From my experience you definitely need at least 3 Oz in 3 gallons of where in a 5 gal bucket.I'm sure some will challenge everything I've said. Over the years as a detailer I've pretty much seen it all. I've polished and restored RVs that looked like a piece of chalk when we started. But polish is an abrasive and eventually wears the surface off both fiberglass and automotive paint. Anytime I can use a product like this that leaves a supergloss finish without polish or hand wax is a definite win. And preserves the finish of the unit.NOTE For some reason this product seems to increase in gloss a couple of hours after its dry. ???

This is a terrific product! Makes the car look like new!

Disclaimer: I just got this product and haven't used it, yet.Posting because I've read some use dish detergent for their first wash.Years ago (before ceramic) I did not have car wash so I mixed up a couple of tablespoons of Dawn in a bucket of water and washed my beautiful 1979 powder blue Lincoln Town Car. (With port holes)It had a coat of wax and the wash cleaned it very well.Then I noticed the paint had lost lustre and it surely seemed like the wax was gone.It took a LOT of elbow grease and two coats of paste wax to mostly repair the damage.I encourage others to think twice before using dish detergent.UPDATE 02/28/2025: I had a few minutes so I decided to use this product to wash my hood. History:Purchased 12/31/2020 and had it detailed with ceramic coating 06/18/2021 and 01/17/2024.It is garage parked and looks very good, if I do say so, myself. (Most think it newer than 2021)Since it looks good, the result is slightly increased beading and a smidge more shine.Since you're still reading, I tried a technique another reviewer posted - blowing it with leaf blower.However, my leaf blower is battery powered and did not do a thorough job of water removal.Has to work better with a stronger blower.Finished with a chamois.UPDATE 03/04/2025: Used the product and my Sorento looks G-R-E-A-T!Two previous ceramic details likely helped the result this time.CONSIDER wearing gloves when pouring the product - it is Slippery and I almost dropped the jug bare-handed.

I have been detailing all my cars for about 12 years now and I decided to try this soap as a cheaper option. I used this on 3 color cars. One blue, one white, and one black. I am just a person who likes clean cars inside and out. I normally use the chemical guys honeydew soap in a foam cannon, 2 bucket wash system with grit guards, and CARCAREZ 10" Car Wash Brush, and another mini brush for just the tires and wheels. Then I follow up with McKees hydro blue and waffle towels to dry and the results have been amazing. The only thing I don't like about that procedure is I dry it with water lubrication (I have tried to use air compressor and leaf blower and both suck just doesnt dry enough). From exp it seems way better to use some type of product when drying like wet wax or a detailer something like that. If you don't I feel like you scratch the car easier. The price is just really high for McKees and the chemical guys honeydew soap so I decided to try this soap and the ceramic wet wax. So I did my same normal procedure (2 bucket system, foam cannon, same brush, and dried with turtle wet wax and chemical guys waffle towels) and here are my findings:Pros:Super cheap and affordable. Even though it says you cant use a foam cannon I found it to be better to use one to spread the soap around on the exterior a lot easier and keep the paint wet. I noticed right away after I rinsed the car off that the water starts to bead off and also the gloss is amazing. Also the soap even though it barely suds (if at all) it is super slick even to the touch. After that if you apply ceramic wet wax the water beads even better and the gloss is like a deep deep gloss that pops and lasts months. Even the water beading lasted a few months.Cons:Soap has little to no suds. I like the suds to see what I have recently washed with the brush. This you can only tell what you washed by remembering. I also did not like that it dried very fast. When washing my black car it dried way to fast and I had to spray extra wet wax to get the product off the paint. I DO NOT recommend for a black car for that reason. My Camaro is black and ill admit my paint sucks! I mean it really sucks to maintain. It gets dirty the minute I get done drying it and its prone for water spots to etch the paint if sat in the sun too long (I have tried ceramic coatings, ceramic wax, regulars wax to try and prevent this). I just had better results with the hydro blue on my black car.So I think I am going to switch back to honeydew foam and hydro blue for my black car, but for the daily drivers this soap is super affordable and the results speak for themselves. Ill probably keep using this just for the daily's just to keep the cost on products down. Hope this helps!

Bought this on Amazon since it was cheaper, even with a coupon code on manufacturers website. This actually works keeps my car much cleaner for longer period of time..