🌟 Meguiar's D15501 Last Touch Spray Detailer, 1 Gallon - Professional Grade Cleaning and Finishing Solution for a Showroom Shine Review

There is a difference between this product and cheaper OTC products, I have a black car and many products remain striped and require a lot of effort to remove. Only a small amount of this product is needed for a beautiful, streak-free shine. You will like it.

I use this in place of Meguiar's Ultimate Quick Detailer. The results of the two products are indistinguishable and it is much cheaper. I even thinned it out on the recommendation of another detailer. This is ideal for clay smearing, wax prep, and regular washing and drying. You won't get the long-lasting shine of a professional polish and wax, but it offers excellent protection from stains while drying and maximizes shine after regular washing.

Not the best. There were streaks left and the car wasn't that dirty. It doesn't seem powerful enough to deal with the dirt and grime of everyday use. I have to go over it again to remove the streaks and even then it's not a clean shine. I understand this is a quick detail device, but I've used different brands of quick detail devices and this is by far the worst. I think the Armor All bottle I've been using recently was better. I would look elsewhere at Mothers or step up a notch at Griot's…

I've poured into a few spray bottles and keep a yellow lint free microfiber cloth in each car and I can clean the parts quickly (it's good at least a quick shine). It's funny, once or twice a month I visit factory events, I like to come early and quickly clean/polish my car, when others come people jokingly ask me to fix their cars, instead I explain what I use and that is the past . On Saturday 2 others came early and cleaned their cars. So as you can imagine I'm very happy with this stuff and

I have been working in a car service for 19 years. I bought this because I needed to oil the clay quickly (the next day was a big job) and I'm not happy with it. I started using this, sprayed a 2 x 2 foot area and started with the clay. First I noticed that my clay block wasn't slippery. It stuck to the paint a few times. (It's not old clay and I shook the bottle) But it's great for the last napkin, just didn't like it for clay. What I like to use is Finishkare Slick and Shine. I've been using…

I wish I had known this sooner. I was on a special forum and someone mentioned this. This gallon is such a great value. Compare that to $6-8 for a 16-ounce bottle of Mother's or Meguiar's Quick Detailer. There are eight 16-ounce bottles of Last Touch here. At $6-8 for a 16 ounce bottle, you save more than half and it's a much better product. I've used it for sound on my machines prior to detailing and it's superb. Keeps the clay well lubricated and the results have been great. I have a black…

For the price (which is less than half the cost per gallon of the top two vaporizers I typically use) it's about as good as it gets. I chose to skip the more expensive options rather than get a detailing that doesn't contain carnauba or sealer because I applied Sonax Polymer Mesh Shield to my car and don't want anything to interfere with the incredible hydrophobic properties of that sealer. I've tested it on glass in direct sunlight and it cleans without streaking like glass cleaner. That's…