McKee's 37 Graphene Auto Wash (High-Sudsing Snow Foam Car Soap), 32 fl. oz.

Had used Maguiers 62 for years and this works so much better, especially when I use their graphite spray twice per year. Nice to wash whole vehicle then rinse at the end.

With a 11 year old Nissan, this product helps to retain my graphine coating the additional protection I believe is needed. Now, I only was my car every 6 weeks because the durability and retention of the shine is extended. In esscence, most of the dirt rolls right off the SUV. I suggest that you look at the video as the bottle instructions are standard. But video does have "odd" suggestions that no car shampoo company I know of. However, I did exectly was they said and got excellent results. For me, it was a high investment but a little goes a long way. Use a dirt free bucket and auto-washing hand mitten. Now most people see my car and don't believe that it is 11 years old. I will be buying this product again soon as I am down to my last drops. I highly recommend McKee's Graphene Auto Wash

This is the best car wash soap for a ceramic coated vehicle. It foams up super nice in a cannon, and with the ratio they describe ( 1oz per gallon of water ) produces a massive amount of foam in the bucket. My driveway was basically covered in foam when I rinsed the car. I had taken my vehicle on a week long climbing trip in the Red, and came back filthy. Anyone who goes there will understand! The soap completely restored the hydrophobic properties. The best part is you can let the soap dwell on paint. So you can foam it all up, bucket wash it, and THEN rinse the entire vehicle, in the sun no less! Its pricy when used at the specified dilution ratios, but the best always costs more!

I love this stuff. You can let it dry on the car and it still rinses off. First car soap I’ve ever used that causes the water to sheet off the car & it leaves zero spots on the glass. It’s a bit pricey but it only takes a couple ounces at a time

It lathers up and cleans really well. B perhaps I'm doing something but no matter how hard I try I'm left with spots. N914 was such a pleasure in comparison as well as any generic car soap didn't give this result. I'd save the money and go with a cheaper McKee's offering. The lather is really luxurious though.