Review on 🚗✨ The Ultimate Car Polish: Nu-Finish NF-76 Liquid Car Polish Delivers Unbeatable Shine by Jacob Ashman

As others have written this sealer has good durability compared to other sealers and is much more resilient than spray waxes. Even though people advertise products with "ceramic technology" on youtube (for financial reasons), this is a good value product that will last as long if not longer than ceramic products. As a buffing product, it requires elbow grease to buff and buff to a matte finish once dry. The secret to using polish sealers, especially this one, is not to apply too much liquid. If you shake too much product, it will dry out and turn to sludge, and it will take a lot of effort to remove after it has clouded. And removing (too much) dried polish causes a lot of powdery particles to build up on the end pieces. The time saver when using this and any buffing polish is avoiding full coverage of seams and edges. Just get closer to the seams and edges; this saves half the time and avoids white dried caulk on the seams. Use spray wax if you want to seal the edges. Others point out that it is not a "polish" (but a sealer), meaning there is very little or no abrasives in the liquid. If your clear coat is in good condition, why do you need an abrasive to cut into the clear coat? It is therefore good if there are no or only a few abrasives in this product. If your paint has dirt in it, it's best to lightly treat it with clay and possibly iron remover once a year if you're picky. Then rinse the paint off thoroughly by applying a good car wash with a microfiber applicator to gently wipe away the dirt. Tar and Bug Remover is a must to remove asphalt-like material on the lower rocker panels behind the wheels. Then apply Nu Finish. I also use a ceramic spray (Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions) over Nu Finish. I reapply TW Ceramic Spray between Nu Finish applications.