Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Car Wash & Wax, 48 oz. (Pack of 1)

First off, I have been very impressed with Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramics Wax Spray for a couple years now. I was tipped off by the Project Farm video that reviewed several ceramic sprays. Due to working from home, I do not put too many miles on my car in a year. I go to the office once a week, go out shopping weekly, do long weekend trips and about a 2000 round trip vacation to Florida once a year. All in all, I have been getting away with polishing my car once a year with the TW Ceramic Spray Wax. Water was still beading off the car this year, but not as much last year. Last year, the ceramic spray was a bit of a chore to get the first coat on and off and remove streaks etc. The second coat is usually a little easier. I came across this car wash and wondered if I washed my car with this wash if that first ceramic spray wax coat would go on easier. In short, yes it did. It was very easy to get my two full coats of the ceramic spray this year. I think I got two on quicker than my first coat last year. Frankly, the car looked very very good even just after the wash, dry and initial buff. I am excited to see how the car looks during the year as I use this wash to refresh my ceramic spray wax coats during the year. Basically, I did this: -Wash with dish soap to remove oils and dirt -Wash with this car wash following the instructions -Dry with leaf blower and chamois (leaf blower is great to dry those areas that drip after the car wash) -First buff with micro fiber mitt. -Apply full first coat of TW ceramic spray. -Second full buff -Second full coat of TW ceramic spray -Third full buff 3.5 hours of work for 12 months of shine and protection. Not a bad deal. Tomorrow I will do one final buff after giving the wax a chance to cure. In summary, the car wash itself worked very well to bring out a good shine on my car after a year. I was so impressed, I was wondering if I even needed to use the ceramic spray wax. Overall, I am glad that I did because the car looks that much better, but the car looked good after just the wash. Others posted pics and I would say my car looked very similar in shine. Overall, very impressive and I think it will remain a staple in my car care routine. As noted, I am curious to see how car will look the next time I wash it.

I’ve been using most of the Turtle Wax hybrid ceramic products on my 2019 Corvette for a couple of years and am very impressed. (The Ice Seal and Shine is my go to product after washings). This is my 1st time using the ceramic wash and wax. Like the directions said, I put 3 ounces in a bucket and added 1 gallon of water. I then hosed the entire car to rinse off dust etc.. Then using a microfiber mitt I washed the roof and all the windows and immediately rinsed that off. I continued washing small sections and immediately rinsed them, working from top to bottom. I then flooded the entire car surface with the hose to ensure all soap was removed. You must be sure not to let the soap dry on the car. Next I dried the car off using my leaf blower which removes most of the water and requires minimal toweling off using microfiber towels. The ceramic wash & wax left the car as clean as any other I have tried, beaded water nicely and added some shine although I really don’t know how much or how long it will last. Many reviewers have complained the product produces little if any suds, but this is common with ceramic washing products. My cousin was a chemical engineer for Procter & Gamble and told me certain chemicals are added to liquid soaps just to make suds. Consumers think that suds are a measure of how well the product cleans, but that is not true. The “sudsing” chemicals don’t help with cleaning at all- it is the other chemicals that do the cleaning. So, liquid soaps that don’t produce suds will clean just fine- they just don’t sell well.

Been using for a long time in the Pacific NW. haven’t wax my car for years. Water beads up great. Because I bucket wash, suds are minimal and dissipate quickly. Wash one panel then rinse. Don’t let soap dry on the car

I wasn't too impressed at first. But I've been washing my car every two weeks with this stuff, and the car is looking better and better. Deeper shine, better beading. And it's so easy, even easier than those sprays. I'll be buying this again.

My respect for Turtle wax over the past few years is skyrocketing. They were kind of the cheaper brand back in the "day" But they have really improved and in many cases they out perform the so called premium brands. And they do this while keeping their prices pretty low! Love it! Onto the product review: people need to keep on mind a few things when using this product, or any similar product. THIS IS NOT AN ACTUAL CERAMIC COATING. Yes it does have cermic properties and helps maintain a car already coated in cermic. If you don't have a ceramic coating (a real one) this product will still give you a slightly similar effect for a short time. Some negitive review I'm reading are most likely users who just pile 9n car products over the years without ever "stripping" them off with a soap meant to take off old waxes ect. If you don't remove old broken down wax, you will get smearing ect from most products after some time. The smearing is you old wax and polish that has likely broken down in the heat. Keep in mind the surface temperature of your car will be hotter than ambient. Black cars break down even good synthetic was quickly(the hood of your car will often be a victim of this). The smearing is a combination of that old wax not playing well with your new product. In short it's preventing proper cling to the paint. Anyway used properly this wash is fantastic! Leaves a great shine and sheeting ability. Will buy again. But its a nice size bottle so might be awhile. For people complaining of smearing. Buy a car soap that clears your car of previous waxes and whatever else you put on it. Or use dish soap that works as well. It May take 2 washes, but everyone has dish soap. Once you've done this, your paint has a fresh start for your new product regiments. Try and use synthetic products when possible. Companies that talk about natural carnuba ect should be avoided for your daily driver. Natural Carnuba that is found inany waxs and polishes breaks down very easily in sunlight. It can break down in a matter of an hour on a black car in the sunlight. (It's great for show cars though) Sorry for my poor english. I'm typing from my phone and to lazy to proof read.

This is amazing it leaves the cars so clean and shiny

a little over a year ago I did the whole clay bar and application of the Turtle Wax hybrid ceramic wax. I used the orbital polisher as well when applying. a month later I applied their spray graphene wax on the car when it was dry. Since then I have done a topper coat of the graphene a couple times. I always use plenty of this wax and wash every time I wash the car. This always gets the smooth surface back every time. I really like how this product line works. One issue I have with this wax wash is on the windows. I rinse the car really well after washing and try to rinse a few times during the process so nothing dries on the car before I am done. Then I use one or two terry cloth bath towels to dry the car. They work great and the car dries off really well. However, after drying the windows they are never clean of residual spots. I have to rub with a fair amount of pressure to get that clean. I think it is some of the wax from this product. I don't notice that on the rest of the car, just the windows. But, it isn't a big enough issue for me to change to another product. This really is some great stuff.

I’m a big fan of turtle wax. I use their ice spray wax religiously. It’s my go to. I tried their hybrid solutions spray wax and that was decent but not as good as their ice spray. I always like to try out different products but disappointed with this car wash. It smells good and I already have a very well prepped car so I can’t comment on its performance. I just don’t like the way there’s zero suds. It said put 3oz per gallon of water. I must’ve put 12-15oz because I filled my entire wash bucket with water and when you fill the bucket with water there’s suds. As you’re washing the car your bucket will turn into water. Zero suds in there. I had to keep sloshing the water (which isn’t what I normally do for obvious reasons) to create suds and nothing happens. It’s like I’m washing my car with water. Deciding on what to do with the rest of it I might dump it or just use this to clean my wheels instead.

Works and cleans well. Better than other shampoo. 100 rs per wash and washing was a bit easy. My one month old car looks mat-gloss in this colourful before after that one coat it looks glossy and a bit attracted by dust( wipe with cloth it goes easily) hydrophobic works fine not 100 percent . Over this i used ceramic spray by turtle wax after wash.

It makes drying my car much easier as all water beads off the car. After using it, the paint feels slick, which helps speed up the drying process.

This is my second review for a Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions product, the first being for their Ceramic Spray Wax, which I loved. I'm no shill for Turtle Wax, I'm just a regular guy who likes an immaculate car. I purchased the Hydro Wash as part of my maintenance strategy, to theoretically refresh the paint surface with Si02 polymers during washes, and hopefully get a longer life out of the Spray Wax treatment I applied a month ago. I was not disappointed! The extreme hydrophobic properties are apparent the moment you rinse... I have never, in almost 40 years of amateur car detailing, seen water bead like it does with this product. Have you ever dropped water into a hot pan? That's the best way I can describe it... the water almost "pops" off! And the gloss is incredible. It is worth noting, as others have, that the product does not suds much. For some people, that's a problem. Keep in mind that suds have little to do with cleaning power or effectiveness. Laundry and dishwasher detergents for example, don't suds. Suds, which sit high above the actual paint surface, are purely a part of the sensory user experience... all for show. What really matters is what is happening at a microscopic level between the film of detergent and the paint surface. And on that level, this stuff rocks. This product line will be a permanent part of my arsenal. Well done, Turtle Wax!

Hubby swears by this product , won't use anything else

Noed caro y muy bueno es el cuarto que compró