Turtle Wax 53737 Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Graphene Paste Wax, Patent-Pending Advanced Paint Protection, Extreme Gloss High Shine Finish, For Cars Trucks and More, 5.5 oz. (Pack of 1)

Very nice to work with. Paste wax with Graphene! It goes on easy and puts a nice shine on the paint. Also protects well too!When I'm done with my paint prep, I can feel the beautiful raw clear coat! Then I put on a single coat of wax and I can feel the protective layer. Stuff slides off the paint. This wax is a fantastic beader! Small, tight water beads! As it ages, it starts to sheet, but still protects.A recommendation: put a coat of this wonderful paste wax on your car, then use Turtle Wax graphene spray as a topper. Or even Hybrid Solutions or SNS! These are great products that don't cost a ton.I highly recommend this wax!

WOW! This stuff if the real deal. I have a 2006 Corvette that I pamper and had been searching for the best paste wax to use when I tumbled to the reviews for this product. With a few thousand five star verified reviews I figured it was worth a shot and boy, am I glad to purchased it. Believe the reviews because this paste wax is legit! Contrary to what some of the reviews state, I found it incredibly easy to apply (on a cool surface out of the sun!), wait a couple of minutes for it to dry, then wipe off with a clean microfiber cloth. It's really that easy! The shine is the best I have been able to coax out of any paste wax or spray, and the results are just spectacular! Highly recommended and WELL worth the expense!

Gave this a try September 2023, because of good reviews.By hand, it was a bit hard to wipe off. Lots of smearing on darker paint, but didn't smear on a pearl white car.After two snowstorms, I hosed the vehicle off both times, and the dirt, salt, and grime rinsed right off. No effort. I didn't even have to dry the car.Come spring, water was still beading off nicely, approximately seven or eight months after application.In May, I applied the spray version of this and come October 2024, that coat is still beading nicely.I just applied another coat of this paste for the winter. This time I used a buffer. It went on and off very easy. Hardly any effort at all, no smearing.Followed with slight hand wiping. I have no doubt this product will again last well into next spring.This product is by far the longest lasting wax I have ever used.They just had a Prime day sale on this, so I grabbed another, just in case it gets discontinued.The product does go far. So far, I've waxed four cars with this, and still have about a third of a jar left.No complaints here at all. This product should be your long term solution for a deep, wet looking shine, along with excellent long term water beading. It's the best product I've used. I've been detailng cars since I was a teen.

I chose this product for the long lasting UV protection and hydrophobic properties. The product I received was a little old, 28 months old to be exact, according to the DOM printed on the container. The wax seemed to go on very easy and wipe off very easy, but I don’t think i buffed it off adequately after reading some of the other reviews. I noticed in direct afternoon sun, a couple of cloudy splotches on the drivers side door panels, I believe from incomplete removal of the product. I think I need to wash it and give it a better wipe down. It looked completely clean, shiny, and pristine in the shade when I applied and removed it. The paint feels slick and smooth to the touch after application.

I'm very impressed with this product.For some background, I used this stuff on a pearl white 2012 Ford F250 diesel crew cab that sits outside under a Bradford pear tree when parked in my driveway. The pears drop onto the truck and the residue is not easily removed. I live in Indiana and I will only take my vehicles through a car wash maybe twice during the winter. The car wash doesn't do anything to remove the residue even if the power wash the spots before going in the wash. I have been pretty good keeping it washed and waxed for the years I've owned it. My go to had always been a wet/dry spray wax that I had used for over 10 years on all my vehicles and travel trailer. It was super easy to apply, spray on then wipe off. Even for a big vehicle, only a few hours to get through all of it. I became frustrated as the wax I was using didn't seem to keep the pear residue from sticking to the finish, so I set off to find something else.I had spent a lot of time looking and have tried many other products over the years when I came upon this. After reading the reviews and seeing the pics, I thought I would give it a shot.I knew I would have prep work since I had the pear residue to remove. I clay barred the whole car, then spray foamed the car, followed with hand washing to ensure all the dirt and residue was removed. Before starting the wax, I dried the car thoroughly.I methodically applied wax to 2 panels, then buffed off before moving onto the next panels. With the truck being white, it was very hard to see if the wax was applied evenly and because it is a paste, definitely required more umph to apply given I was used to spray wax. Removing was more effort than I was expecting even when comparing to past paste waxes I've used. I resisted the urge to get out the buffer and opted to continue on by hand. I used 2 micro fiber cloths to remove,1 to take off the initial coat then another to buff to a shine. I changed my cloths 3 times; used 6 rags. I'd say for the waxing alone I spent 4 hours applying, wiping off then buffing. The truck is big and I had to get on a ladder to get some areas. So far I am very surprised how much I like the result. It is hard to describe, but the finish just looks more durable; it looks almost like polished glass with depth to it. The pearl finish looks amazing in the sunlight.My advice if you choose this product is to have patience and put in the effort to make sure you vehicle is clean and dry before starting. Be prepared to work to put on and take off to achieve a beautiful result. All in all, I spent 12 hours over 2 days on my truck with the waxing and clay barring taking most of the effort. I would not recommend this for someone looking for something quick. Best of luck!