Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic 3-in-1 Car Detailer, Waterless Car Wash, Long-lasting HydrophobicWax Protection and High Gloss Shine, Safe For All Exterior Surfaces, 32 oz (Pack of 1)

Work right and last long time, I use on all rubber and plastic on my truck. No streaks, shines like a big dog for texting services and a great value for the money I would buy again protects all surfaces. Very easy to remove the good microfiber towel. Protects for months.

This stuff truly blew my mind how amazing it is. It really is essentially a car wash in a bottle + wax. I’ve used it several times now and it totally cleans my car and adds a light polish to it. I keep my car fairly clean regularly so it’s great between washes which is exactly what is for. It lasts quite awhile too and the polish keeps it clean.

As an aging car guy who's owned and cared for nearly forty vehicles in my seventy-five years, I swear that this detailer is simply like no other, and I've tried many. I've been looking after cars and cycles for sixty plus years and have seen a lot of changes. There weren't a lot of choices back then, but one of them was the original Turtle Wax. Nowadays we have dozens of choices in many categories, some of which had not even been thought of a few years ago. Detailers and waterless wash products are two of those and this Turtle Wax spray combines them both. Not so many years ago I was still a rather fanatic, borderline anal about taking care of our cars, a Corvette and a Lexus SUV. But life's not fair and while I still try my best with the Vette, the wife's grocery getter mostly gets overlooked. I'm not a fan of car washes of any kind and prefer to do my own. I have everything necessary to do a complete and satisfying job, but sometimes I just can't find energy enough to do it. I saw this produce on an Apex car detailing video, a YouTube channel whose opinions I respect. The review was generally positive and I decided to see for myself. Our Lexus has a soft clear coat so I did a careful test. It had a light layer of dust and accompanying water spots. I followed the simple directions, shake, spray one panel, let dwell and wipe with a microfiber towel. The result was a clean, shiny, scratch and swirl free finish with almost no effort at all. It's no substitute for a real fanatic wash and detail, but it's not bad for occasional use and for those under water restrictions. It's also pretty cheap, as these things go. $13 bucks for 32 ones, that a full quart.

It's good and will make your car look extremely shiny, but know that it will streak heavily unless buffed in directly after. I recommend applying to a rag then wiping a single panel first (it will streak at first) before buffing it in with the other clean side. This is the only way I've been able to avoid streaks without having to redo the entire panel. Overall though for 32oz, the price is right and it will make your car look Ceramic Coated and freshly detailed.

I thought my brand new car was shiny until I used the Turtle Wax hybrid ceramic polish . I had read this stuff helps the other hold up a little better but I had no idea to was going to take the shine up another notch . We got a storm during the night and my Kona had water spots all over this morning which was a perfect chance to try this stuff out after work today . I used it on everything but the tires and all water spots are gone , bird poop that got on it at work is gone and pine sap spots wiped right off as well . The shine went from excellent to looking like it was professionally detailed . It went on super easy and wiped off just as easily . Windows , body , trim and rims are all wet acrylic paint shiny . I wiped it down in the shade , though temps were low 90s and it dried very quickly and wiped off with little effort . When done I buffed it work a fluffy microfiber cloth for an even shinier shine. We'll see how long it lasts but right now my 2025 Kona like better on the outside than when it was.

Easy to apply and leaves a nice shine.

The hybrid solutions line is hard to beat when it comes to value and performance. This stuff is especially great for dealing with bird poop or bug splatter right after you washed your car. I still carefully rinse off what I can first, spray some detailer and then use a clean microfiber. The ceramic spray coating helps to keep anything from sticking too much, so I don't have to wipe very hard and risk scratching the clear coat. It seems some people use this as clay lube as well. It's a good idea to at least rinse microfibers after using this, beneficial to let them soak in a bucket of water with a little bit of designated detergent (like rags to riches) and then wring them out and wash them at low temperature (and let air dry if possible).

Good product for a quick touchup. Leaves a little protection after cleanup.