Swift High-Gloss Spray Wax (16 Oz) – Carnauba Liquid Wax Polish for Car Detailing | Easy to Use, Hides Micro Scratches & Safe on All Surfaces | Polish & Protect All Vehicle Types After Car Wash!

I have been looking around for something for my truck and motorcycle and have tried a few products. I have to admit this gloss really works. Leaves it very smooth and water just runs right off. And the smell….I want to eat it!!!

This swift high gloss spray wax worked great for me. I have a older Toyota so the paint isn't perfect and it has some scratches but after putting this on it looks way better than before. It gives it a wet look and the water beads up like it should. It goes on easily spray and wipe off don't need to really do any buffing it doesn't leave streaks. A little bit goes a long way. I did have to cut the hose/straw part of it because it was extra extra long and went all the way down and more than half way back up. And maybe it's me but it doesn't seem to spray right. That's not a big deal because it does work great. I'm not sure yet how long it will last butsofar after 6 days it's still slick to the touch so that's great.

Did a great job at helping to buff out some small scratches.

This product wasn't good. I had to throw it away. Won't ever purchase again!

Awesome product!

Used this as a drying aid and wax sealant after my car washes. It adds great shine and water beading properties! A little on the pricy side but it smells nice.

Just did my first coat with this. Got to admit that the recent car I bought probably wasn't waxed very often because you can feel the finish with your hands and tell if the car has been waxed recently. People that wax your car know what I mean. There's a shiny glossy feel to it when you touch it when it's protected. Conversely, if it hasn't been done in a while you can feel that too. So anyway, I did my first coat with another car wax which I've used in the past called nu- finish. And it did okay although surprisingly not as well as I thought. Cuz I didn't feel that smooth silky feeling that I thought I'd get. So I got this carnaba wax in the spray bottle. And I think this will work better. I will definitely do a couple more coats with it but it is on its way to the shine and finish I am looking for. And the type of finish I'm talking about the type of detailing I'm talking about is where you can throw a rag on the car where there is a elevated area and the rag will slide right down the cotton rack. Because the Finish is so slick that's what I'm looking for and I believe I will get that with this after a couple more applications. So yeah I'm happy with this.

I've used several different spray waxes over the years. I usually pair them with my CRSpotless rinse system after washing the car with regular (hard) water.Once the car was clean and dry I applied this spray wax. It went on easy and left a smooth scratch free look.I made a mistake in my application process as I had already cleaned the windows and the spray setting on the nozzle had a very misty overspray onto the windows that required an additional buffing.As fate would have it, it rained the next day after my initial application. I'm happy to report that the water beaded up nicely and the wax stayed on. The lower portion of the body panels (on an SUV) got a good build up of fine road tar that wiped off easily with a microfiber towel.This wax performed as well as the Costco/Walmart packs and had a more pleasant scent than some I've tried. The initial application is at 4 days (two of them rainy) and continues to shine and feel smooth.