Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic Spray Wax- Shiny

[Jay-Jay]

I'm starting to do a bit more with washing the Zed and tried out the Meguiars spray stuff, worked very well, easy to use and time will tell how durable it is, great review from forensic detailer on you tube too.

 

[IRD]

Car looks lovely. It is satisfying when you get a good result. Of course it will drive better too. It’s a fact. There are lots of Forum members who will confirm that.

 

[Jay-Jay]

It drove much better for sure, to the point that the roads were v dry, the beading and water repellent properties came in to their own

 

[BrianD]

It's looking very shiny

For the past 6 months, I've been using Turtlewax Ceramic Wash Wax with great results.
https://www.turtlewax.co.uk/products/hybrid-solutions-ceramic-wash-wax-500ml

After I have rinsed the car, I top up with Ceramic Wet Wax whilst drying the car.
https://www.turtlewax.co.uk/products/hybrid-solutions-ceramic-wet-wax-500ml

 

[BeardyJon]

Ive been using the Meguire’s hybrid ceramic wax for a couple years now and its great. Seems to last a long time. Though sometimes i go out to find my car with water beaded all over it and nobody else's car is wet. Seems like the beading stops the water from evaporating as fast?

 

[idej_z4]

Ive been using the Meguire’s hybrid ceramic wax for a couple years now and its great. Seems to last a long time. Though sometimes i go out to find my car with water beaded all over it and nobody else's car is wet. Seems like the beading stops the water from evaporating as fast?

All ceramics do that...I've never understood it tbh. My thinking is its not a sheet of water, more of a bead so its density is heavier and therefore takes longer to evaporate. I'm sure there is more science to it though than I've just explained.

 

[Jay-Jay]

I've nearly finished the Meguiars stuff now and looking to give the Sam's detailing products a go, got one of their sample kits to try out, love the you tube vids from them, the products do look good so we will see.