Review on McKee's 37 MKCS-130 Ceramic Detail Spray: Advanced SiO2 Top Coat Sealer & Gloss Enhancer - 22 oz. by Eric Rios

Don't try to use this as a normal parts spray, it's clearly not intended for that. I have used this on a car that: A) was ceramic coated by McKee's 3 months ago b) was coated with McKee's SiO2 Auto Wash c) was coated with McKee's Hydro Blue Pro. Immediately after drying the car as detailed above, I decided to really finish it off with Protector in the final stage. It was really runny almost like water on application which was amazing (yes I shook the bottle) but ended up being greasy and difficult to work with unlike any other detailing spray I've used before - it took a lot of effort and a lot of microfibers that I had to remove as I went, panel by panel. When I thought I was done I found that it left a very ugly film all over the car which I didn't see until I hit the car with a flashlight after suffering from using this product. I used a flashlight to check for whorls in my finished piece that I knew I didn't have due to years of detailing and technique, but I still check after hand washing using the two-bucket method. And in the flashlight's reflection, I seemed to have curls, but no — I could run my finger right through the greasy film that diffused the light. I have used SEVERAL clean and/or brand new microfibers to wipe the car while I drive - a new one every two sheets or so. The towels were either new or washed with microfiber detergent like I've been doing for twenty years, so it wasn't the towels. , just smeared it around. At this point I used some microfibers on a plate to remove the film and it just didn't rub off. I got to the point where I had to use a diluted isopropyl alcohol spray to permanently remove it, but even THIS, which usually erases something like this with ease, still required multiple passes, and even alcohol didn't remove it completely. I spent almost two hours between applying it and trying to remove it with 80% success. There was still a little film residue here and there. I threw the bottle in the trash and that's the only thing that actually removed the film. It was another hand wash. Never again, don't expect this to be a quick detail as it's clearly not the same as what another reviewer experienced.