Review on Discover the Power of Adam’s H2O Guard & Gloss: A Game-Changing Hybrid Top Coat with Revolutionary Silica Sealant, Polish Wax, and Quick Detailer Technology – Ultimate Protection and Shine for All Exterior Surfaces by Nick Ross

I've used Mckee's Hydro Blue SIO2 which is the easiest to use, spray on wet car, rinse, dry car, great results. However, ever since I saw the Adam's H20 I've wanted to try it and when I saw it on a lightning sale I jumped at it. While I like the end result for the most part, I think it's a lot harder to use that it's almost not worth it. If you wash your car in the fall or spring, it might not be that much. Pain because your car doesn't dry nearly as fast. However, trying to use it in June or July when the weather is hot as soon as you wake up is useless. I wash my car and then try to keep it wet to spray Adams with one hand and then use a damp towel to smear it with the other hand and then you have to immediately (before it dries itself) with you dry with a rag. Microfiber cloth in the third hand. Apparently. I don't have enough hands, if anyone has extra ones please throw them here. Inevitably because I have to do it so fast that I end up missing something and it becomes a streak. The end result, when done right, looks pretty good and will last for a while, but like I said, the McKees sio2's usability just blows it out of the water and it will last for months with hard glass. like a shell that you can feel on the paint. I don't have that Adams glass feel. I'll definitely end up using the rest of the bottle but I won't be buying it again.