🐢 Turtle Wax 53448 Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Acrylic Black Polish" - Enhanced SEO-friendly product name: "Turtle Wax 53448 Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Acrylic Black Car Polish Review

This product is difficult to remove and make sure you have a special pad for this product. This will make the pillow very dirty.

Lots of work. After machine polishing, the product does not dry into a hard, powdery slurry. Enough time to remove the product and then polish. Very easy to use one step product. Great results for beginners like me. Following the directions worked like magic on my 2014 Black Ram, which looked dull with years of swirl marks. Will use this product again. No regret!

To be honest I've never been a fan of the Turtle Wax brand but I've read and watched a few videos and they have good things to say about this hybrid ceramic for black cars. I had to try it because I bought a new used car and it was a black convertible. After using this product the shine was amazing. You can see the reflection of the van and the clouds on the paint. Incidentally, the wax was applied by hand and the result was amazing.

First I have to say I love all the turtle wax products I have used in the past, they are always great and easy to use. But this acrylic hybrid paint is a big disappointment. It is very difficult to remove the product from the surface of the car. The next day I had to use a final compound wax to matt my car to make it look normal. I apply the polish with a hand applicator and try to remove it with a microfiber cloth. this will work fine. For me it was a catastrophe that cost a lot of time. I…

I used this on my Dark Crystal Metallic Jeep Cherokee and was very impressed. It is very easy to apply and remove and leaves a pleasant mirror shine. It helps with swirls and very light scratches, but anything that is/appears a little deep will require a scratch remover or wet sanding. I only have a full coat at the moment and the ceramic finish is evident and I have combined the polish with other Turtle Spray acrylic ceramic products and they all work well in combination. I highly recommend…

A few months ago I bought a black 2006 Subaru Impreza. I've driven 140,000 miles on it and the paint didn't take very well. Scratches and scrapes all over the car. I washed the car with car shampoo which removes any coating that may have been on it. I then used a paint iron remover to remove any brake or track dust from the paint. Then I poured clay over the whole car. I used the polish with a double action buff and a medium pad with four coin sized drops per 2 x 2 foot patch. The paint did not

I have a black 2018 Rubicon Jeep. I took it on a trail with my friend, we got lost and ended up on a very overgrown trail and I scratched the jeep the heck. It was terrible. I take care of my gear, I'm quite obsessed with keeping everything clean, neat and organized. Okay, that's enough background. When I saw this in an ad I had to try it. I washed the jeep, doused it (this needs to be done without skipping) and then applied the polish with a double action polisher. Spent a good day with…

I just bought a new black car and because it's the nicest thing I've ever owned I wanted to take care of it. Many companies have many overlapping product lines and confusing marketing. After some Googling and browsing, I found Turtle Wax products to be easy to use, great quality, and inexpensive. Trifecta! So I figured for the price TW would be a good start and since my car was black and ceramic was all the rage the stuff looked great again to start with. Now that I've used it, I'm even more…

I used this polish to give my partner a dark silver Ford Escape a shine as good as or better than when it was new. It just works, rubs off fairly easily if you follow the directions, and has an extra beauty fill to make dark colors stand out even more. I look forward to using it on my black single speed Toyota which is more paint sensitive. It's quite soft so pad choice will make a big difference in how it works, a soft pad will give a very easy cut and the handwork won't be very dramatic. If…