McKee's 37MKCS-130 Ceramic Detail Spray | Advanced SiO2 Top Coat Sealer & Gloss Enhancer, 22 oz. , Black

Great for white vehicles,easy to use great product I used on windshield it works great.

After spending for ceramic finishes. Use this very easy and end results is incredible. If outside in the sun …wear sun glasses when you look at the result BRIGHT

First time using this. Amazing results!

Another product to add to my McKee's 37 arsenal. Their products are many steps above your over the counter name brand products. Easy of use, value & durability. What more can you ask for.

Best spray wax I’ve ever used. McKees does it again.

Don't try and use this like a normal detail spray, it's clearly not what it's for.I used this on a car that was:A) Ceramic coated 3 months ago with McKee'sB) Washed with McKee's SiO2 Auto Washc) Topped with McKee's Hydro Blue ProImmediately after drying the car from the above regimen, I decided to really finish it off with this as a last step protectant.It was really runny, almost like water upon application which was surprising (yes, I shook the bottle) but ultimately it proved to be greasy and difficult to work with, very unlike any detail spray I'd used prior - it took significant effort and many microfibers to remove as I went, panel by panel. After thinking I was done, I found that it left a really nasty film all over the car that I didn't see until I hit the car with a flashlight after suffering through using this product. I was looking for swirls in my finished product with the flashlight - which I knew I had none of due to years of experience detailing and proper technique - but I always check after a two bucket method hand wash anyway. And in the flashlight reflection,, it looked like I had swirls, but nope - I could wipe a finger right through the greasy film that was scattering the light. I used MULTIPLE clean and/or brand new microfibers to wipe down the car as I went - a new one every two panels or so. Towels were either new or had been washed with microfiber detergent, same as I've done for twenty years, so it wasn't from the towels.Flashlight in hand, I would grab another clean/new microfiber to wipe the film away...nope, just smeared it around. I used multiple microfibers on a single panel at this point to remove the film and it just wouldn't wipe away. I got to the point I had to use a diluted isopropyl alcohol spray to finally remove it - but even THAT - which generally wipes away anything like this with ease - still took multiple passes and even the alcohol didn't fully remove it 100%. I spent almost two hours with this between applying it and then trying to remove it with 80ish percent success...there was still a bit of a filmy residue here and there.I threw the bottle in the trash and the only thing that really removed the film was another hand wash. Never again, don't expect this to be some quick detail spray because it's clearly not, as one other reviewer experienced as well.

I’ve used many products over the years, so far this one is the best, great shine, smoooth!

We use ,almost exclusively the new Mckees Ceramic line of products for our lower end packages. Not all of our clientele want a $1000 5 step coating on their 10 year old minivan. But Mckees makes a lower cost package possible for them....and apart from a longer duration of protection the Mckees package looks every bit as glossy as the Gtechniq Crystal Lacquer job going out of our shop...and that says alot!!The Mckees package uses the one step polish and 365 spray coating...but every 6 mo. they bring car in for a shot of detail spray after a wash...all part of the package.They Love it