Review on 🚘 Duragloss 951 Automotive Aquawax: Premium Protection for Your Vehicle - 22 oz. by Lance Alvarez

Easy to put on, easy to take off. Acts like a detailing spray but leaves a smooth finish. It doesn't appear to be weather resistant like wax paste, but seriously, it turns on and off so easily that it doesn't feel like you're wasting any effort. We have two 2016 Silverado pickups, one indoors and one outdoors (Michigan). The last time I applied both Aquavox to them was just over a month ago. The one parked inside is still dripping, and only today is the snow sliding off. The one parked outside, though shiny, barely drips water. Both cars have almost the same mileage, only one of them seeks shelter from the weather every night. Both trucks are coated with DuraGloss binder and Duragloss polish. I just applied Bonding Agent/Polish/Aquawax to my wife's 2002 Corvette and this car intentionally never sees bad weather. it's winterized now so I can only assume the treatment will look great in the spring when it's uncovered. The Vette is parked indoors when not being driven, and from what I've seen with the Silverado we only have to wax it every two months or so. If you're currently using a detailing spray, give it a try. but as a top coat. Aquawax gives that extra effect you are looking for if you care enough to already use the detailing spray. Whatever wax you use, seriously, try it on what you just applied, it's very smooth and really effortless, just rub it with a soft microfiber cloth until it's almost gone. . Then I take a second dry microfiber cloth and wipe the entire surface again to remove the remaining "wax". I'm really trying not to exaggerate how easy it is to use. Hard polishing NO. I lightly sprayed a matte plastic finish (the one that will soak up any other wax and turn white), no stains (if you use a binder and buff they will stain the black plastic finish). It removes deep imperfections. Finish watermark, or even better than any detailing spray I've ever used.