20 Best Wax For Vehicles (2022 Updated)

I have multiple of Turtle wax other brand wax’s This is the best one I have used. It’s very hard to find but this product gets off little scratches and makes the car really shine. It also leaves a thicker protective coat on the car that makes it stand up to the Washington State Rain!.

The Express Shine is exactly that. just wipe it on with a light rubbing action and buff up with soft cloth for best results. Definitely no hard rubbing required so no problem to shine even a large car in a short time.

Providing the paint on your car is in good condition this product will keep it looking like new with minimum effort.

I purchased this product about two weeks ago as I was looking for a product that would contain Carnauba wax. The first test was on a small area and I was so happy to see a great result straight away! My whole car is now covered in this product and I will need to purchase another bottle very soon to have a spare while travelling around.

Thank you for the introduction to this new product as I love to look after my car!.

One of the best products on the market and I tried of a lot of different waxes. This one is easy to apply and particularly very easy to polish without leaving traces. It gives a long lasting shine especially on black cars.

Look for the Gold Class Carnauba PLUS (not only carnauba ) Cost almost the double of other regular waxes but it’s worth the price.

This is a good automotive wax, you can apply even in sun without issues but might need to under-apply on hot surfaces. Lasts a good long time and the scent is good. I wear latex gloves when using this and any other product but probably not necessary.

Here is a fun fact: this is a great wax/polisher/cleaner for industrial painted surfaces! I use this to keep heat pumps of various makes (Carrier, Bryant) polished only because it keeps dirt and grime from setting in.

It is easier and quicker to wax up heat pumps once in a while then to have to scrub them after storms or when they get leaf stains. Same is true for cars of course but you can’t put a heat pump through a car wash.

I would be surprised if most car owners are not happy with the wax. The price is good and it doesn’t dry out as the can seals well. The applicator is just fine.

Best car wax I have ever used! Easy to apply and very easy to wipe off. This is the first time using this brand (or any car wax from Meguiar). I have used several car waxes over the years and Meguiar’s is by far the best.

Other waxes have a flaky dust like residue when wiping off. This wax just smooths out into a wonderful shine. Other waxes also leave a white film over trim if not careful applying, Not this wax. In fact it removed the white residue from the past.

I am not the kind looking for a show room or car show finish, just a good clean protective finish that looks good. It wouldn’t take much preparation to get that car show finish however. Very impressed.

My only complaint would be the fact that after I washed and waxed my truck, my wife looked at it and said “okay, now you can do my car”. Still, it was under 3 hours to do both vehicles. Get Meguiar’s Gold Carnauba, you won’t be disappointed.

I’ve been using this product for years. It is a great preservative for plastics. It leaves no white residue. I’m not sure I’d call it a wax. The first ingredient is water and the second is silicone. I don’t use it on the exterior paint but it works good on the door jambs, hinges and under the hood on the plastics and rubber.

Yes. I’m OCD.

I’ve used Turtle Wax Ice Spray Wax for several years and its the best spray wax I have found so far. I use it on my cars, truck and boat and its works great to maintain a high gloss shine. It does a very good job of removing bugs , light grime and road tar and works on glass, trim and even interior plastic and vinyl surfaces.

I use this to keep my vehicles clean and protected between washings since its so quick and easy to use. Its really reduced how often I need to do car washes and has kept the paint looking new for several years.

I have been using Turtlewax products for years and Turtlewax Ice for quite awhile. I have always tried to take care of my vehicles. My last vehicle was a black 1989 Chevy Astro van that I washed weekly and waxed 3 or 4 times a year but the paint job still deteriated.

I had used liquid waxes on it from Turtle wax to Meguirs and Zymoil. I now drive a 2002 Toyota Tacoma that is also black in color. I decided to do an experiment on this vehicle and that is after washing it once a week weather permitting I spray wax it after drying it out.

Just spray it on a small area and wipe it right off and move on to the next area. I use a microfiber towel and it only takes 10 or 15 minutes. I like the Turtlewax Ice because you can gat the spray on rubber trim windows etc.

and not have to worry about it hazing. My truck is now 13 years old and the paint job still looks like new. At first I thought that maybe Toyota used better paint than other manufacturers but the guy at the vehicle inspection station who had commented on how shiny the paint job was told me that he had seen plenty of Toyotas with fading paint jobs so I attributed the condition of my paint job to the frequent waxing with spray wax.

The wax must help sheild the paint from the UV rays from the sun which will deteriorate just about anything over time. To be honest I think just about any spray wax will protect the paint but I really like how easy the Turtlewax works so I will continue to use it and recommend to anyone that wants to protect their paint job especially if you use it after every wash job.

I have used the product since it was first developed by engineers, I believe in St. Louis. In fact, I even talked to them when they originally made it available on the open market. I swear by it!! I apply the product 4 times a year with cars shining as if they were still brand new.

Best product on the market!!!.

Easy to use and does a great job. Great for small jobs to horse trailer. I use it on my new truck and 16 year old horse trailer. Super value, great results!

It gives shine to the car paint. Really nice finish. Supposed to protect against Fade . Definitely recommend

Lived up to the reviews! I purchased this use when drying my truck without worrying about water spots. As other have written, you simply spray this all over your vehicles while it’s still wet then wipe it off.

Not only does it help with avoiding water spots but it makes drying your vehicle easier. That alone makes the product worth it but there’s of course the fact that it provides a nice shine too! Only thing that would make this spray wax perfect would be a different scent.

I personally don’t mind the smell. However, I’m not the only one who uses the garage and let’s just say she isn’t big on Wax smell. More so because it lasts several days, lol.

Purchased this after seeing a YouTube video about it used to get rid of water spots and it works. I have a dark gray car and always had nasty water spots after washing, my parking area has no shade so im always stuck washing it in the sun.

I mix this product 1:10 in a half gallon pump type sprayer and spray down the car after rinsing, let it sit for around 5 minutes then rinse again. Water seems to bead off easier and leaves a nice clear finish.

I can get away with 2 washes with 1 half gallon mix, so about 40 washes with 1 gallon of product. I’m surprised this product isn’t on every stores shelf, it’s a must have.

Liquid wax repelled water as advertised. Easy to apply. Wash your car with your favorite car wash then apply wax using a sprayer and wipe off. Mix as described with water. A little goes a long way. Next wash, dirt comes off easier.

When the car dries, no spots left behind.

Highly recommended. I was worried that waxing my car would take a long time but that couldn’t have been further from the truth. I applied this wax in the shade at around 25C. 5 small dobs easily covers 1/4 of the vehicle.

Wax applies easily and once dry (leave for 5 or so minutes) wipes off super easily with a microfibre cloth. Using a budget random orbital/DA sander I was able to do the entire car within 20 minutes and ended up applying another coat.

Once the wax dries, the car is silky and smooth to touch. Perfect end to my car detail. Highly recommended for a pain free waxing experience!.

I used to use this all the time. Was running out and bought a new bottle as my old one of 3 years was finally almost empty. Applied after a wash/dry as I usually do and was nearly impossible to wipe off, left smudges and smears, and then what did look decent disappeared within a few weeks.

Old stuff wiped clean off and the shine/protection used to last for many months, used to be able to rinse the dirt right off it. For a vehicles paint that can be ruined easily, there’s no second chances on a reliable product.

Even if the protection didn’t last a long time, it should never smear and get stuck on there. Would not use again.

It seems pricey at first but when you realise how little you have to use it per application, it is really good value for money. Comes with an applicator pad which means that you do not use more than is needed when applying it to your car.

Just apply leave it for a few minutes and then buff it with a microfibre towel that also come with it. The results are excellent. But make sure you wash and polish the car first. And if the paintwork is oxidised, de-oxidise it with a rubbing compound from the same manufacturer.

Youll get amazing results.

First off, this isn’t a wax as such; it’s a polymer-based synthetic sealant paste which has deep gloss enhancing properties. The product comes supplied with a good quality foam applicator pad and an equally good microfiber cloth.

The paste is thick, with the consistency of soft butter and can be applied either by hand, or by machine using a soft polishing foam pad. Most complaints that come from using waxes are related to poor initial surface preparation.

If your preparation hasn’t been done properly, you won’t see much benefit of using this, or a similar product. As a minimum, I’d recommend using a clay bar to remove surface contaminants such as mild oxidation marks, dry water spots, tar spots and dead insects.

Even better to follow the clay with an all-in-one cleaner such as Autoglym SRP, and even better still to give the paint a full correction using a machine polisher – only then will the paint surface be ready for a last stage wax or sealant.

I used this product to rejuvenate the metallic black paint on an 11 year old Hyundai I10. To prepare the paintwork, I used a clay bar followed by a 3 stage machine polishing process using a dual-action Flex polisher: First a compounding polish, then a medium cut polish and finally a finishing polish.

The paint was incredibly smooth and the metallic flake was sparkling. Before applying the paste, I gave the paint a wipe over with a 20% isopropyl alcohol (IPA) spray solution to remove any remaining traces of polish.

I used the hand application method with the supplied pad and applied a small quantity of the paste to half a panel at a time. The paste goes on very smoothly and is not “grabby” at all, unlike some natural carnauba waxes.

The paste begins to haze very quickly indicating that it’s ready to buff off. The buffing process was very easy and I had no difficulty in removing all traces of the dried paste. The product does not leave any chalky residue behind and it’s easy to rub off any over-rub on glass, vinyl or plastic trim using a cloth and IPA solution.

The result was fantastic. The black paint has a massive, deep gloss and the flake sparkles in the sunlight. Now I’ll be waiting to see what the durability is like – a good quality synthetic protectant should last 3-4 months under normal driving conditions.

This seems to be a preferred choice in our gliding club to do an annual polish of gelcoat and PU paint-finished surfaces. More wax than a polish, hard to work without a polisher though the result is quite poor compared to other automotive polishes.

Does not damage gelcoat/PU finish and seems to be sealong the surface, which is by far the most important when dealing with aircrafts. Maybe there is a trick how to use propery it that we are still to discover.

Been taking care of cars since very young and really wish I’d have known about this from the beginning. Back then I think it was an as seen on TV product so I doubted its claims. Well it may not be the best polish next to actual buffing compound or may not last for a full year but it isn’t too far off, either.

I used this on a car last year and just now got around to reapplying it. It wore off what I thought was completely after a few months (NO wax I’ve tried has lasted anywhere near even that long) due to not beading water as well, but it protected my black paint all this time anyway.

The reason I now this is I didn’t apply to sections that need to be repainted and those sections just deteriorated worse over the year, while the protected finish did not. Highly recommended to those who don’t enjoy waxing their car but want the paint protected short of something like expensive wraps or ceramic coating.

well for the life of me i just don’t understand why your vehicle must be wet. except for maybe to make the product go further. directions doesn’t say anything about sun or shade and nothing about getting it on glass or plastic trim ????? My first experience was this product may leave a great shine, BUT it streaks something terrible and i hate having to go back the next day or two to try and get rid of the streaks/smears !!! I chose Turtle Wax brand over all the many other brands because I have never heard of most of the other brands and Turtle Wax has been around for about 100 yrs.

and how can this rep be beaten. Besides I have always chosen Turtle Wax before and loved the Turtle Wax “Platinum” and “Gold” liquid polish !!!!! Sure wish that you never abandoned them !!!.

I am a car detailing hobbyist and have been coating cars for more than 10 years. I have tried Klasse AIO, Klasse High Gloss Sealant Glaze, CarPro CQuartz (not UK), CarPro Gliss, Pinnacle Black Label (PBL) Diamond Paint Coating, PBL Diamond Coating Booster, Blackfire BlackICE Hybrid Montan Sealant Wax, Collinite 845, Turtle Wax (TW) Hybrid Ceramic Spray Coating and this TW Hybrid Ceramic Wet Wax.

My Mazda 6 was coated with PBL Diamond Paint Coating and for testing, I applied the TW Ceramic Wet Wax on the roof, trunk and the bonnet. I applied the CarPro Gliss on the 4 doors. My observation is the TW Ceramic Wet Wax did not last long.

Durability was about 2+ months maximum where it lost the hydroponic properties. It shows the gloss though. The Gliss still stayed strong after 6 months and glossy. The car is washed every week or fortnight depends on the weather and condition.

So my opinion is the Gliss is better although it’s more expensive. But it lasts longer and saves your efforts and time for reapplication.

In my opinion, this was one of the best products ANYWHERE that I have speen specifically of ceramic wet wax. I found it to be way more cost-effective, useful, and it didn’t make you feel like you spent a ton just for wanting to have a nice looking car.

It’s not necessary to always go with 1 brand like the Chem. Hermanos that are kinda overpriced in SOME, not all of the different product areas. I love this type of wet wax it really makes my paint pop.

My red car looks like a candied apple.

[brand:meguiars] Best car wax I have ever used! Easy to apply and very easy to wipe off. This is the first time using this brand (or any car wax from Meguiar). I have used several car waxes over the years and Meguiar’s is by far the best.

Other waxes have a flaky dust like residue when wiping off. This wax just smooths out into a wonderful shine. Other waxes also leave a white film over trim if not careful applying, Not this wax. In fact it removed the white residue from the past.

I am not the kind looking for a show room or car show finish, just a good clean protective finish that looks good. It wouldn’t take much preparation to get that car show finish however. Very impressed.

My only complaint would be the fact that after I washed and waxed my truck, my wife looked at it and said “okay, now you can do my car”. Still, it was under 3 hours to do both vehicles. Get Meguiar’s.

Ive used the Turtle Wax cleaner wax before, and I must say I definitely prefer that over the Meguiars. However, that was out of stock when I needed it, and I tried this. Compared to the Turtle Wax, this turns out to be more liquid once it starts to warm up, and really soaks into the applicator sponge as you apply it, which I found slightly annoying.

I never really found the wax useful until I had some serious oxidation on my car, and it made a huge difference. The pictures show a side-by-side with the treated part on the left (sort of hard to see, sorry.

) YMMV, but I found that best results seem to happen when you do multiple passes of the wax before letting it dry, and letting it really harden up. That way the polish is more effective. If I had the choice though, I would choose the Turtle Wax as it is more of a paste and hardens up real nice.

This doesnt dry as hard, so you end up buffing it off a little harder.

This a pre softened paste wax, but it does require some effort to apply and remove. That being said, it isn’t as hard to deal with as the old solid paste waxes. The end result is an even and lasting shine with no high or low areas apparent.

This best feature of this wax is it’s cleaning ability. It will remove minor oxidation from non clear coated surfaces and produce a like new luster to old paint. This wax will also remove brake dust from clear coated alloy wheels.

I have also used it to clean up chrome plated wheels. Make no mistake, there is work involved. This isn’t a wipe on wipe off process. You will need to work at it, but this will not damage the wheel. When finished the wax provides a protective coating on the wheel that dramatically reduces the adherence of new dust.

When washed regularly after being cleaned and waxed with this product my wheels remain relatively bright and without dust buildup. This wax is also very useful in removing paint marks left by parking lot doors or other impacts.

turtle wax carnauba wax cleaner leaves great shine on panels, requires slightly more effort to buff to shine than other products I have used but worth the effort. remember to buy foam applicator to apply product as it doesn’t come with one.

Good product.

Used this wax twice now just as a try and test out of curiosity, it goes on quite well, a little goes a long way! buffing out is easy by hand, and wax an OK amount of protection and beading but it does not last as long as a good paste wax should, therefor i would recommend researching other products to find something with a bit more longevity than this.

This is a great product and I am super glad that I purchased it. It created a nice, sleek shine to my car! Even after weeks from the application, and rain, I can still feel the sleekness to the car. Some people may have given this product bad reviews, and I don’t understand why.

You have to be sure that you applied the product properly, and take your time, or you might not get the results you were looking for. I spent about 3-4 hours applying this product, and even though it was tedious at some times, afterwards, and couldn’t even think about complaining anymore.

Although, I do agree that it is really hard to get the applicator pad out of the package, but the product doesn’t deserve a bad review just because of that. Overall, great product! I was expecting more shine after I applied the product, but nevertheless, am I extremely happy! I don’t normally post reviews, but I can’t let this product recieve 3.

5 stars.

Ive used the Chemical Guys Maxi-Suds for the past year but decided when I got my new truck to take my car care to the next level. I got their OG Clay Bar, Happy Ending and Waffle towels, and Banana Spray Wax.

The Banana Spray wax was the last step after Washing, Drying, and Clay Barring (with Lube). The Banana spray smells so good you want to eat it. And most importantly it wipes on and buffs easily with their happy ending or similar microfiber towel.

Its very forgiving, leaves no streaks or greasiness, and compliments high gloss paint perfectly. Perfect for in between yearly or seasonal waxes to extend wash cycles. Def recommend.

This is a must have product for any car enthusiast. Easy to use on wet or dry surfaces, works well on hot surfaces as well. Can be incorporated when drying the car, giving a deep coloured slick surface.

Can be used on all leather seats, as well as the dash and interior surfaces. This product is great on piano black surfaces on my Mercedes. I use this product in my bathroom. On the Wall tiles, great on the washing bowl.

the bathtub a gleams after using this product also great on all the tapware. I use this on our Matt painted kitchen cupboards as well as the Caesar stone tops. Great for stainless steel surfaces.

I do not say much about many products but this is one that I think deserves some congrats. I have two black trucks and I get compliments all the time even when they are dirty. This wax is easy to apply and is a great protection.

I don’t wash my truck with soap because after applying the wax I can remove bugs and anything else with the help of a terry cloth. I put it on all the parts of the truck. Even the chrome rims do just fine with this wax.

Now on the chrome it is not the shiniest as would a dedicated chrome polish but it does a good job so that you don’t feel like you did not do the look of the rims justice. I wax three times a year the whole truck, and six times a year for the front of the trucks because I use the wax as extra protection because of the bugs and flies as I am going down the highway.

I have to say that I am always impressed at how the headlights, front grill, fenders and hood wash off with just water and a terry cloth, no matter how stuck to the surface they seem. This wax really makes cleaning these big full size trucks much easier to keep clean and looking good.

If you use this wax you will be happy. The makers of this wax can’t buy this kind review so don’t think this one is fake. Use the wax, you will like the results and your car will look nice.

Lets face it, everyone hates the daunting task of waxing your car to protect the paint from the summer heat. Express Wax is recommended on youtube by Darren of Auto Fetish Detail as his go to product.

I useOptimum No Rinse Wash & Wax to wash my vehicle before using Express Wax. (Darren) uses the same method of a small amount of No-Rinse to clean the paint, I use 1-tsp in a quart of water and sometimes add a few squirts of Express Wax to the wash water.

After the wash water dries for about an hour, I use the Express Wax as directed. This method has worked great for me because there is no hose where I live and I can be done with a maintenance wash & wax faster than going to the Pay & Spray.

Sometimes I park my black SUV at McDonalds and the other employees would ask who owns that truck because it looks sick. Note: Express Wax works best in the shade or on a cloudy day when the body is cool.

I use it on everything including paint, windows, grill, chrome bumpers and smooth plastic trim. A little goes a long way, its very inexpensive to use. Water beads up for weeks with a single application.

this is my personal experience, just average amateur car owner. i expected this to be one and done process or at least once a year because it was a tiring process and i was disappointed. just 2-3 weeks exposure to heavy afternoon thunderstorm and pressure water cleaning, the coating washed off.

This my general process of my application, maybe someone here might point out if i missed an important process that i should or not have done. had the car washed in a local carwash establishment, let dry, let it cool down, parked in a shade in between trees (i dont have a personal indoor garage).

began applying the spray, shake it first before squeezing. i can say i over did it because there were streaking in the surface of the panels. car covered it, waited another 22-23 hrs and do it all over again for the 2nd coat.

i did not use the car during these period for the “curing”. thats it and the sealant still came off in just 2-3 weeks.

Bought this thinking I’d try out a ‘ceramic’ product on my nearly new metallic grey car. I’ve been using an older Meguiars synthetic product to add some gloss and protection after washing. This Turtle product is easy to spray on, but I find buffing it off difficult.

Plus the instructions don’t make it clear how quickly I can buff it off. I did one coat. And then after taking all that trouble of buffing (by hand), the ‘slick’ feel of the paintwork seems to go within 4 weeks! And that’s with my car parked in a garage almost all the time! Turtle Wax didn’t respond to several emails.

Will never use again, and wish I could return it.

This amazing product will replace all other waxes, detailing sprays and cleaning preps in my tool chest. It went on as easily as any detail spray or surface cleaner I have ever used, but the results blew me away! This ceramic wax enhances color depth like no other while providing eye catching shine.

I didn’t even have to use a deep cleaning, grime, wax or even a water spot remover prior to applying, the spray on wax seemed to removed it all. For duller areas I did use Turtle’s Hybrid Solutions Wax with Polishing Compound.

Only hand polishing was needed on a 21 year old surface. this is seriously good stuff! I watched an independent UTube video against the top competitors for these products and the Turtle also had the best results for outlasting shine when subjected to a multitude of harsh cleaning products.

This stuff also seems to be safe on vinyl and rubber surfaces and does not leave a chalky white residue like traditional wax. It’s INSANE !.

I have used Mother’s products for years. About two years I was told about this product, and switched over. It is easy to apply and easy to remove. Leaves a good protective finish. Would recommend.

Mothers synthetic wax goes on easy and off the same way. I do not get a dry powder build up on cloth when removing and if I miss taking off a spot it still comes off easy at later time. Past wax was Meguiars next tech wax 2.

0 which is good but not as good as mothers. Both my boys use it and have no complaints. I did recently go to 2 auto stores that said it is discontinued but by pot luck saw it at Walmart. Recent as yesterday I saw it on sale at Windixe and bought 3 units.

I do wax my 2 cars once every two weeks or so with small hand buffer I bought for 20 dollars. Once again ease of use with great shine keeps me waxing more frequently than most.

This is the first time that I’ve used this wax (having been a Mer and Autoglym fan for years) and only bought it after doing my normal research and reading reviews etc. and I’m completely satisfied with it on both my car and motorbike.

It’s very easy to apply using a microfiber cloth and when buffed up using an electric buffing machine, the finish was brilliant especially when it’s enhanced with the wet look. I definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a relatively inexpensive but effective wet look wax.

Ordered online direct from Turtle Wax with a complimentary promo code. Products arrive quickly and as described. This product remains the best as far as I am concerned. Excellent value for money and the best ever performance in terms of results and application.

If applied regularly, (and you can wax a large vehicle top-to-bottom in couple of hours or a small saloon in less than an hour) you obtain lasting protection for minimal outlay. Yes, there are more technologically advanced products at inflated prices but, really – what are you pampering? This is all you need to get to the point and get the job done.

Just keep it away from black plastic trims as it can stain badly and is difficult to remove. And of course it smells nice – which is absolutely essential.

I bought this to polish a motorhome as I wanted something that was reasonably priced and easy to polish. It goes on easily and and on paintwork will polish off to a good shine. I also tried this on the black car and it came out really well.

What I would say is that it’s a very gentle polish and does not have any abrasive finishing to it so you have to make sure that the paint work you use is already pretty good. It was somewhat harder to get a good shine on the fibreglass as it took a lot more rubbing than it would on paintwork but I I’m not sure if it was designed to be used in this way.

I will definitely use this polish as my main one for the cars.

This product leaves a mint shine on the body work if used as instructed. I believe this stuff can also but used with a buffing pad. It leaves a great finish and can be topped up with a spray on shine on the next time your car will need cleaning.

Simple to use. wash your car, wet your car, apply the Tech Shine with the provided sponge to all of it. Metal, plastic trim, glass, rubber trim. whatever. Probably not the tires. but apply and rub in a thin coat of it, top to bottom.

Then hose it off and dry your car. It wont look any different then, but you will know its working the next time it rains or you wash your vehicle. Water beads up and runs off, dirt doesnt stick, and it makes washing easier.

One coating lasts a while and its easy to re-apply every couple months.

Puts a great shine on the black painted vehicle with very little effort. Many of the swirls disappeared and also left the surface water repellent. It was a little expensive put the results is well wort it.

The application was just as easy as described and the slick surface it left on both of my vehicles is quite impressive. A few small spots here ‘n there needed to be buffed a bit more with a microfiber towel once the surface was dry, but all in all, I’m very happy with the finish.

I’m going to re-apply another layer of Tech Shine sometime in May, to test and see how long the finish lasts during the summer months in the hot Florida sun.

I’ve used 3m “39026” and “39030” waxes for years and years and am very satisfied. They go on easily using a damp microfiber cloth (for wax on) and a dry microfiber cloth (for wax off). The 39030 lasts a bit longer and the 39026 is a little shinier, but they are pretty comparable.

Neither wax has any cleaning compound so it is best to start using them on new paint and, as time passes, use a clay bar to deep clean the paint before waxing. The waxed finish is slick, like teflon, especially if you apply the wax, let the car cure overnight and then apply a second coat.

Then, dirt and grime won’t adhere well and easily wash off. How slick is it? I waxed my sister’s new RAV4 and, when we applied body side moldings, painter’s tape (applied to line up the BSMs) wouldn’t stick to the waxed doors.

[The BSMs did stick, but the tape that holds them on is much stickier].

I switched to synthetic type wax about 20 years ago and do not regret it. This particular liquid wax is from 3M and I had high hopes for it when my previous brand was discontinued. 3M is expensive, but this product demonstrates that you get what you pay for.

The liquid went on easily and came off easily as well. Just follow the instructions to do one section at a time and it won’t kill you trying to get it off and get a smooth finish. I use it to protect my paint from salt, sun, and bugs.

For this it does well. All of my cars are older (15+ years), but they don’t look it. As other reviewers has noted, a little goes a long way. When this runs out, I will buy it again.

So I have been using a can of pure carnuba I bought around 15 years ago. OLD SCHOOL. This 3M polish is great. It comes off very easily. I used it on my white Subaru Outback Limited, on the paint, taillights and rear window WOW.

Then I went on to do my Honda Silverwing 600 scooter that has plastic everywhere. And the windshield. My windshield has never looked better. Have no idea how long it will last but so far, this is the best product by far.

Just did my porcelain bathroom counter top. PLEASE SOME BODY STOP ME.