Turtle Wax50984 ICE Seal N Shine Hybrid Sealant Spray Wax and Coating, Insane Water Beading with Paint Protection, Carnauba Infused for Ultimate High Gloss Finish, 16 oz. (Pack of 1)

This product is super easy to apply, last for several months (I hand wash my vehicle 2 or 3 times a month).It is easy to tell when it starts wearing off, because water beads like mad and the beads just slide off, and when it starts to wear off, the beads hang on and roll off slower.Usually last several months. Even when it doesn't rain, the dust and road grit comes off extremely easy when hand washing. This is just a great product.I don't know about ceramic this or microscopic coating that, but I know this product beads water like nothing else I've tried, lasts a few months, and keeps our vehicle looking great!

I want to start by saying that for many years I have been an advocate of Meguiars products, most recently the 'Hybrid Ceramic'. I had watched many 'You Tube' videos, comparing this product and that for durability, beading and shine. What took my interest in this product, besides the lower cost, was the ease of application and the pronounced shine. I tried a bottle, thinking to myself 'this is going to be too good to be true'. I followed the instructions, washing my vehicle, clayied it, then waxed it with the product. I was astounded. Most of you know how difficult it is to get silver paint to 'pop'. With this product, one coat is all you need and your entire car will be done in less than an hour (excluding any interior work).I have driven in rain storms and when I get to my destination, there is hardly any road film or dirt on the car. Bugs wash off easily on the front end. The beading is second to none. The best part? it actually lasts through washing. Yes, at last, a product that withstands even harsh soaps and maintains it's effectiveness. I washed my vehicle by hand and the soapy water was beading and running off as I washed.I want to tip my hat to the folks at Turtle Wax. I don;t know if you all hired some ace chemist to put this product together or what, but this is the best thing going out there. NO BUFFING. NO RUBBING. NO WORRIES. NO DRY TIME.Spray on, wipe in and you are done.I gave four stars in 'easy to remove' because it isn't, and that is what you want. Great work TW!

Over the last 50yrs. I have used tons of various waxes and such to shine my vehicles. I have ceramic polishes that go up to 8000, and the same tools that certain German car manufacturing companies use for paint correction. I don't claim to be the end all for paint care but I know enough to get me in trouble, lol. You want to stay out of trouble? USE THIS STUFF!!!Seriously though if your not polishing anything, ( whole other story) and your just waxing / finishing and want to be fast---use this. Clean / wash your paint real good ,( maybe little clay bar for those tiny bumps) then apply this in no time. You don't have to wait to let it dry and wipe off. You just wipe it on and maybe if needed buff with another micro fiber cloth and BOOM. This stuff last longer than ANY finish/wax I've ever used. Just remember use clean microfiber cloth. You will be happy with results and it is STUPID FAST to apply, (with superior results) and it cost nothing compared to a lot of finishes.

Four stars because time will tell about durability. The TW Seal N Shine was applied according to instructions during a cool 58 degree day on a fairly new well washed silver metallic car that was not finished with a clay bar but was lightly prepped with a contaminant remover and a light alcohol wipe down.The product went on very easily with a good microfiber cloth following the instructions. An initial light spray was applied directly to the cloth and then only 2 or three sprays onto each panel. The panel was then wiped fully in one direction then again at 90 degrees to the first pass. The panel was then buffed with a separate microfiber cloth. That process was repeated for each panel. The results were fine. No streaks or hazing and the product overlaps from panel to panel were seamless. Other than the time required to treat each panel separately before moving on to the next the process was "quick" and easy. Perhaps people who have reported streaking or hazing received old product or maybe applied too much product? Or sprayed the entire car before buffing the product into the finish of each panel before proceeding? The Seal N Shine finish was very slick and smooth - like you might expect from a silicone based product. As per TW's recommendation a top coat of TW Spray Wax was then applied following the same steps as the SNS application to satisfy curiosity and see what the results would be fully adhering to TW's instructions/recommendations. The following day water from a light rain resulted in small beads over the entire car capable of being blown off with a powerful lawn blower. After some dirt and road grime accumulation over the next few days a heavy spray rinse from a fan nozzle connected to a hose, not a pressure washer, removed the bulk of the grime and the water easily beaded off, although the car was not really washed and dried and, as expected, there were noticeable "dirty" water marks on the surface when it air dried. The car was washed a few days later and water was still readily beading and sheeting off. It is time for another wash with winter road salt and grunge on the car. "Six month" protection is probably a stretch and there is no way I would expect SnS to perform like a properly applied long-term sealant. But if the initial performance carries over for a month or two then this could be a real option for people who want some easy to apply extra protection that improves appearance - if they are willing to follow instructions and occasionally repeat the process. I'll make my final determination in a couple of months. UPDATE - Completed a second wash - thorough rinse (not pressure wash), hand wash, rinse, another hand wash and rinse. See photo for beading. Applied another coat of TW Ice Spray Wax for top coat because, why not?

I enjoy detailing my car and like testing different products. I like this particular sealant. So easy to use, smells great, leaves no streaks, dries in seconds (in dry weather, a little longer if humid) and has a perfect gloss. In fact, I think it better than the Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Sealant that Turtle Wax makes. That one might be a little thicker and so I feel it leaves more streaks and takes longer to dry. This one does not require “wax on- wax off, just wax on and leave it. Water beading is really good. Also great for windshields and all windows as a rain repellent. Leaves the plastic trim with a perfect amount a shine, but not excessively shiny.