Ceramic Spray Coating

One of the best valued ceramic spray coating you can find in the market. I always figured that Turtle Wax was a cheap company that you would find at Walmart and other discount places, but I was wrong. This stuff really beats the water and keeps the car clean and hydrophobic. Water just seems to bead right off. Application is very easy. All you need to do is wash your car then dry it, then apply the ceramic coating and wipe off. So far this thing has lasted over three months and the protection seems to still be working strong. After having applying it, a simple wash can help it keep the dirt off and the car looking fairly new. There are more brands out there that cost a lot more but don’t do a good job as far as protection. I love this product so much about four more and tend to keep this in my cleaning rotation and all my detail jobs

Inexpensive, effective, relatively easy to use. Leaves a great finish on your car and I love the hydrophobic qualities. I used a damp microfiber towel for application and wiped with dry, left 0 streaking on a black car. Minimizes the look of light swirls but won’t magically heal them.

I found out about Ceramic sprays almost by accident the other night. Looking into it more I found a review on YouTube of eight different Ceramic spray finishes. This Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray came out on top by far and was one of the least expensive sprays in the review. I ordered a bottle that same night. I washed my Traverse with a wash and stripper. I then used a clay bar all over to get more dirt off. Then last I used an iron remover solution to get off all the dirt and powder off my car that I could. I washed my windows till I could not see a streak on them. You just need to lightly spray this on. I used about 2-3 full sprays on a panel or door. Rubbed it in very well with a microfiber cloth in circular motions. Waited about a minute then with another clean microfiber cloth I wiped off any residue spray. It was very easy to do. It said on the bottle and in the online review that this can be used on glass and plastic panels. I tried the ceramic spray first on my rear left window. When I had rubbed off any residue there was not a streak at all left on that window. It looked fantastic. I went on to apply the spray on all painted panels and doors. On all the windows, chrome, wheels and plastic panels. My Traverse looked fantastic. The next day I applied a second coat as is recommended. I did all this on days where it was about 80-85 degrees and the sun came and went when I was applying this. they say you can applying it in the sun on a hot day and I believe. I had no problems those times I had full sun on the car. The finish with this is fantastic, just amazing! it is a better finish than I ever got with a wax. It is very shiny and slippery (a dry slippery). My windows are the cleanest I seen them since I bought the car. I very very much recommend this spray. This should mark the end of the old waxes for cars. You can very easily apply this ceramic spray. There is no buffing and you can even apply it in full sun. Plus you get a better finish than a wax would ever give you. As for longevity. I will have to see. It says on the bottle the finish should hold up for a year after two coats. The online review I saw showed this does not wash off easily. even with a stripper. But I want that.. I do not want this to be easy for a car wash to remove the finish.

This spray wax is great! Lasts a long time! Fairly easy to apply,just work in small areas,it dries QUICK!! Buffs to a great shine, that water beads up for months, even in the winter salt covered NEO!!

I've been deluxing cars since 1952 at age 11. Many waxes, cleaners and ceramics have come and gone during that time. My choice of car dressing back in the 1950's was a product by the name of Vista. It was a paste wax and cleaner that did the cars proud back in the day. Along with the change in automobiles and its technology has come changes in the products we use to protect our car finishes. It's known as clear coat. Let me take the mystery out of your choice of cleaners, waxes, polishes and now ceramics . Buy a liquid product that contains both caranuba wax and silicone di-oxides in its formula. Don't pay more than $15 for at least 16 ozs of this product. Lightly spray it on your car. Dry it off with a soft towel and be done with all this "gobbilie gook" about which product is the best. Apply the wax for shine and the ceramic for top coat protection. Both will protect your car's top coat as prescribed in the owner's manual. That's all. Mystery solved! You can get 16 ozs of this ceramic spray product for $13.49 or you can by Simonize Wax and Dry which is 26 ozs for $6.49. Appears to me this ceramic laced product gives you 40% less product for 2 times the costs, and best I can tell, the results are about the same. Both are easy on and off. Finding a combination of the two that can be easily applied at one time is the logical answer. In reading the ingredients on the Ceramic product which appears to be a bunch of witchcraft, I came upon a warning that read; "Harmful- Reproductive." That's printed right on the product. The Devil is always found in the small print. SO WEAR GLOVES WHEN YOU APPLY!! For my money, since the shine, gloss and water-repellent properties appear to be identical, side by side test on my hood, why spend 2X as much and get 40% less product and end up with much the same results and the chance of harmful effects to your reproductive system? AT AGE 82, MY CAR SHINES BRIGHTER THAN MY REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM. So wax on, wax off. I recommend that you wear gloves when using both products and save money by using the less expensive Wax and Dry product. You don't want to mess up your reproductives. Now that the medical disclaimer is handled, let's talk about the product. Wax 'N Dry is a liquid product by Simonize that contains Caranauba Wax. How much Caranauba is in each bottle, I don't know. But it goes on like warm butter. Comes off in the blink of an eye and leaves your car beautifully smooth and brilliant. If you wax as often as you wash, then the less expensive Wax 'N Dry would be my choice. If you apply once or twice a year, go with the ceramic sealant withba paste wax as a undercoat.. Either way your car will look great and you won't be charged an outlandish price for the product. In Simonize I trust. And in Amazon I am confident that if the product doesn't perform as promised, Amazon will make it right. That's a fact.

Holy Mackerel. This is the stuff I have been waiting for. I did two vehicles over the weekend. The first one was my 2019 SUV with the paint being in pretty good shape. I did nothing other than wash it, and I applied the Hybrid Solutions spray. I sort of winged with after watching a few videos online. I am somewhat stunned with the results. The car is slick as can be and shines like it is coated with candy. This is over a metallic charcoal color. Wow. I ended up washing my car the next day and figured why not hit it with the ceramic spray as well. The car is a bit older but pretty well taken care of, still there were a good amount of contaminants on the paint. I autocross it and there was plenty of junk on the clean-looking surface. This time I dusted off the clay bar that I bought about 8 years ago and never used. First of all, do yourself a favor and clay bar your car next chance you get. I could not believe the amount of crap that came off on the clay. You can feel the clay glide kind of rough on the first couple of passes then all of a sudden, it glides right along after picking up all sorts of junk. I was pretty pumped just from the clay, and then after hitting it with the ceramic, oh boy. The paint is like greased lighting. Rain doesn't have a chance to stick to this car. and it shines like nobody's business. I used this product on the wheels as well after scrubbing with Adams Tire & Wheel cleaner. Just stunning. Highly recommend this product based on multiple reviews and first-hand knowledge. Can you get a longer lasting product? Yes. Is that much more difficult to put on? Yes. Can you royally screw up the job with those "pro" ceramic coatings? Hell yes. If you are like me and don't have a ton of time to mess around, this is for you.

Works amazing will leave your car, shiny and protected from the elements easy to put on and takeoff. Definitely worth the money.

For the money, it’s pretty good. I am disappointed by the lack of longevity and rain performance. After driving in the rain, the sides of the car lost all hydrophobic properties. Not sure if the coating was just clogged or if it was totally wiped out. Shine is great and smells nice. Easy to apply so longevity isn’t that critical, but there’s better, easier stuff out there for even less money.