Review on 🚘 Migliore Primo: Unleash the Brilliance of Your Car with Premium Concours Show Car Carnauba Wax by Montez Vazquez

Great car wax. This is not a cleaning wax, just a sealing wax. I've heard it's around 47% pure carnauba wax, but I'm not sure of the exact percentage. Carnauba wax is very hard and difficult to work with. It is easy to apply to the applicator and apply a thin layer (this is what you should apply). I have 3 coats on my '16 Lexus (white with black glass top) and '16 Camaro 2SS convertible (all black). It is very easy to apply and I buy quality microfiber towels from The Rag Company and the wax is very easy to remove with these microfiber towels. I apply it with Porter Cable 7224XP Polisher and remove it by hand. I buy orange and blue 480 gsm 16" x 16" towels (6 for $25) to dry the car and remove the wax. I use Carnauba Optimum No Rinse to wash my car. (You've never seen a car wash before) My car also has a 7 year old ceramic coating so I can only use a sealing wax instead of a cleaning wax. First, no cleaning wax is needed, but cleaning wax will eventually remove the ceramic coating. Provides excellent long-lasting shine and water pearls. I know these two qualities are also associated with ceramic coating, but there is a noticeable improvement in gloss intensity and visual depth of the paintwork (especially on the black Camaro). A "white" Lexus has never looked better. The color of the paint was very impressive when covered with ceramics, and the Migliore wax further strengthened it. People drive up to me at traffic lights or in parking lots asking about the paint (especially the Camaro) and what I'm using. If you have a black or dark colored car you know how difficult it is to keep it from swirling on the paint and I assure you the process I use will prevent that. Buttery & Americana, P21S Carnauba, Meguiar's, Chemical Guys etc. and Migliore Primo carnauba wax gave me the best shine and hold. This is just my opinion, but I've spent a lot of money on ceramic coatings, wax and microfiber. Towels. I hope this information will help anyone trying to keep their car's paintwork free from wash/wax splatter and retain the original factory and new car shine.