Turtle Wax 53412 Solutions Ceramic Review

I used this hybrid wax on a 2016 Jeep using a Dual Action Buffer (DA) with a fine foam pad and manually using Revain Basic microfiber auto applicators (which I like). The finish is a demo so I can't speak about removing scratches but I can say they didn't add any. First I made a clay block. As you can imagine, the panels polished with the DA buffer were noticeably smoother. To me, the handcrafted panels were no smoother than any other well-known brand. Why I will be using this product in the…

Did a full decon wash/prep and tried a white LC polishing pad on a well maintained car first. Tried different pads on different cars. Overall very mediocre at best. The defense is not very strong. Maybe I expected more from all the hype, I expected a cheaper version of Angelwax AIO.Pro - Decent gloss - Good protective coating ability - Chemical resistance - Cons of cost - Takes too long - Must be very patient to get any kind of improvement and forces you to use a more aggressive pad than you…

The only reason I wouldn't classify this as an AIO is the lack of cutting ability compared to 3D Speed or other AIOs. But it is easy to apply, does not dust, shake the bottle well; After two passes, less becomes more on the construction site. Avoid use in direct sunlight. Typically applied between speeds 4 and 5 on a GG6 D/A with an orange or blue LC foam pad, a Meguiars Finishing Micro Pad or my favorite B&S 50/50 pad. Slow movement gives the best results. When you're done with the section…

The bill includes color correction and protection in one. It's not like that at all. I was looking for something that would take away the hassle of detailing my truck because there is so much space to contend with. The paint still held water well, so it's not in bad shape. Literally followed directions, applied on a cloudy day with no direct sun, and ended up with a blotchy striped mush. Asked their customer service for instructions and they said to wipe it down with a damp towel and then…