Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Wax, Spray Car Wax with Advanced SiO2 Hybrid Technology - 32 Oz Spray Bottle
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Style: Spray Wax
Features
- SPRAY CAR WAX: One 32 oz bottle of Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Wax delivers the latest in protection without the need for buffing or mess
- MORE THAN A WAX: Car wax spray with SiO2 hybrid technology delivers extreme water-beading protection, ceramic protection and durability well beyond conventional wax
- LESS EFFORT AND MESS: Easy application requires no rubbing, curing, buffing or mess
- SIMPLE CAR CLEANING: Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Wax lets you wax your paint as you rinse off your car
- TO USE: After washing, rinse, shake bottle, and make sure the paint is cool to the touch, then spray on Hybrid Ceramic Wax spray, rinse again, and dry
Description
Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Wax uses cutting-edge, sophisticated technology to offer the latest in car protection without the need for rubbing, curing, buffing or mess. Featuring all-new, advanced SiO2 hybrid technology, this car wax spray delivers ceramic protection and durability beyond conventional wax. It's so easy to use, that you can wax your paint as you rinse off your car. Begin by shaking bottle well and make sure car is cool to the touch and in shade. Wash and rinse your vehicle thoroughly. Then, simply spray on Meguiar’s Hybrid Ceramic Wax spray, and follow that with a second with a strong stream of water starting from the roof downward. This final rinse helps to spread and lay down the spray car wax evenly for you. Dry your vehicle like you normally would with a quality microfiber drying towel, like Meguiar's Supreme Shine Drying Towel. There’s no rubbing or buffing, and there’s no curing time. You’re left with extreme water-beading protection, ceramic protection and durability well beyond conventional wax. If you need a high-quality at-home car detailing option for routine car care, Meguiar’s wax car spray protects your car in between regular professional waxing. Reflect your passion for your vehicle with Meguiar’s.
Product Dimensions : 13.03 x 5.24 x 2.28 inches; 14.11 ounces
Item model number : G190532SP
Date First Available : April 29, 2019
Manufacturer : Meguiar's
Best Sellers Rank: #821,457 in Automotive (See Top 100 in Automotive) #926 in Waxes
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Customer Reviews: 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (7,604)
Item Form: Liquid,Spray
Scent: Unscented
Specific Uses For Product: Cleaning,Washing
Surface Recommendation: Ceramic
Recommended Uses For Product: Wax protection on paint
Item Volume: 32 fluid ounces
Unit Count: 32 Fluid Ounces
Number of Items: 1
Item Weight: 400 g
Size: 32 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
Brand Name: Meguiar's
Global Trade Identification Number: 67
Manufacturer: Meguiar's
UPC: 070382014667
Included Components: Hybrid Ceramic Wax
Item Type Name: Hybrid Ceramic Wax
Model Number: G190532SP
Part Number: G190532SP
Material Features: Clean
Material Type Free: en_AE
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I'm a long-time user of Meguiars Ultimate Quik Wax (also sold under the name Meguiar's D15601 Synthetic X-Press Spray Wax). It's a synthetic sealant, and is my go-to. To date, it had been easiest-to-use spray sealant I could find. I'd spray it on paint, windows, trim, etc - during and/or after the drying process. I've had a really hard time finding good comparisons between those products, and the newer Hybrid Ceramic Spray Wax. Here's my take so far. As far as ease-of-use, the nod still goes to Ultimate Quik Wax. It leaves no residue unless you WAY over-apply it. It leaves a beautiful finish, and a surprisingly nice wet look that rivals a lot of traditional waxes. In full sun, it still works very well and resists streaking. In comparison, the new Hybrid Ceramic Spray wax is quite a bit thicker (make sure you shake the bottle frequently). What I like about the Hybrid Ceramic wax is that it seems to last longer, and leave the paint even slicker than Ultimate Quik Wax. It also has a very nice depth and gloss, giving the paint a shockingly good glow and candy look. It also darkens plastic quite well, noticeably better than Quik Wax. It has a good amount of fillers in it that will help to mask swirl marks and light scratches. Hybrid Ceramic is somewhat more prone to streaking, but it is very manageable due to how water-friendly the product is. If you're getting streaking you either have too much spray per panel, or not enough water on the panel, or both. I keep a spray bottle of distilled water handy to help eliminate any streaks that show up (the most common place is the windows). Just spritz the water and wipe with a clean microfiber. I also found that it helps to work in small sections and to NOT let the product dry before you wipe it off. I still use both Ultimate Quik Wax and Hybric Ceramic Spray Wax. I use the Ultimate 1) if I'm out in the sun, 2) It's really cold (the Hybric seems almost too thick to apply in the winter), or I'm in a hurry (because it's thinner and pretty much never streaks). I use Hybric Ceramic 1) if I'm in the shade, 2) if my plastic trim is getting lighter, or 3) I just want to take the time to apply a longer lasting coat of protection. Both are outstanding products that are great to work with - texture, smell, and ease of results. I've tried a bunch of other spray wax products, and always find myself coming back to Meguiar's. Update January 2024: I've updated my application method a bit after finding this method online. I take my clean microfiber and dunk it in distilled water, and then wring it out. After washing and rinsing the vehicle, I'll spray the Hybrid Ceramic on a panel, spread it around with the damp microfiber, and then wipe it dry with a clean microfiber. This seems to get very even coverage and lessens the chance of streaking. It's super easy. I also tried Griot's 3-in-1 ceramic spray wax. It seems to last just as long as the Megs Hybrid Ceramic, and also seems to resist dust better. However, the appearance is nowhere near as good as the Meguiar's. The Megs has much more glow, pop, and show-car finish. To get that with the Griot's, I have to polish beforehand (which takes vastly more time and I only do once every year or two). I use the Griot's if I know I'm going somewhere very dusty, such as a desert camping trip. Otherwise I'm sticking with Meguiar's.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2020 by George
Style: Spray Wax
For the last 12 years I have been using a spray wax called Final Detail, which was super easy to apply and left a terrific mirror finish and great protection on my car. That company went out of business, so I wasn't sure what I should buy. As a fan of Meguiar's products, and after reading endless reviews of many different brands, I decided to give this Meguiar's Liquid Hybrid Ceramic Spray Wax a try. My car was still beading water from the discontinued product I previously swore by, so I wasn't sure how well this would bond on top of that previous wax. Also, the previous wax was really easy to apply. Just spray and wipe. For this new Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Wax, I followed the "first application" directions. I'd seen some videos where users said to ignore the directions on the label and to apply it to a completely dry car instead. I had originally planned on trying it that way, but I chickened out and followed the instructions on the bottle instead, which were to wash car thoroughly, rinse car well leaving it wet, spray the wax on in sections and wipe it in. What I discovered was that on horizontal surfaces like hood and roof, this meant the car was far too wet. On vertical surfaces, the directed method worked just fine, but on hood and roof the directed method did not work well because of all the water that was sitting on the car. Still, I preferred the initial application method of wiping it on to the idea of spreading it on with merely a hose as described for subsequent applications. Anyway, bottom line is that I would never use this wax with a dry towel on a dry car as some people recommend. But I also would not leave the car itself wet for the application either. For me, I found the best method is to wash & dry the car. Then, with a clean bucket of water handy, spray this wax on the dry paint a section at a time. Use a damp microfiber towel to wipe it in, using the bucket of water to moisten and wring out the towel as needed. This product has amazing slip to it, so it requires very little per panel. Because it is so very spreadable, I used far less of this wax than I used with my previous wax. Honestly, even applying it generously, this bottle would easily do my entire SUV at least 8 to 10 times. The results look great, and even using the rub-in method, it's incredibly easy and fast to apply. I'm going to skip the hose-on method recommended for future applications and just spray this on my freshly washed and dried car, spreading it into the paint with a clean damp towel. That way I'll know for sure I've treated every inch of the vehicle and not just randomly washed it over the surface. This wax is super easy to apply, as promised it left no white residue on my black trim, it gave a glossy mirror finish, and omg, as a bonus it even smells like blueberries!!! Yum-mee!!! This product could not be more pleasant or easy to use, and the results look great. It's pretty much effortless and I like it even better than my old favorite spray wax. Highly recommend. UPDATE: I've now used this three times on my vehicle, applying it as I described above. Still super quick to use, and OMG!!! THE STUNNING MIRROR FINISH IS INSANE!!!! When I park my car even in my dimly lit garage every item in my entire garage is reflected in my car's paint. The gloss is mesmerizing! It doesn't get better than this. I won't be using anything else.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2023 by MAMNOH
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2020 by Meteoro
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Final Update: First winter of use, admittedly i barely drive it and it has only been driven in snow/salt conditions once... but it's still looks good after 1) a trip to car wash (rearely use car wash as it's worst thing for your car...), or 2) leave out in the rain... finish is still good after 3 treatments done in 2021. big question is whether there's a need for another foundational application after a year or so. i'll probably contact Maguiars and ask... UPDATE 3: After 5 months of use, washed car 3 times. First time applied as instructed on YouTube..not as Meguirs specs. 2/3rd times spray and rinse. The gloss and shine lasts many weeks. when it rains it just bubbles off. it's that good. WHAT IS KEY.. is first application. it's clear all the folks who rate this low do it WRONG. And to be honest the Meguirs instructions are NOT CLEAR. initial application...do one panel at a time. don't spray a ton of this stuff. just spray a LITTLE BIT..THEN IMMEDIATELY WIPE/BUFF.. DONT WAIT OR YOU GET STREAKS. don't get on glass either. If you do initial app right. the latter applications are sooooo easy. and the direction to follow us don't do it in the sun, car surface MUST be cool. If you don't do initial application right, you will spend a LOT of time fixing the streaks. take your time, this isn't some quickie application for the ADD-minded. UPDATE 2: upped to 4 stars. the coating really repels water unlike anything i've used. after a few weeks driving the color depth is phenomenal. i see similar colored males of my Honda and can see the difference. after a winter i'll determine if it's 5 star UPDATE: ok so initial review was after foundational treatment. after doing the 2nd treatment of spraying and power rinsing 2 weeks after foundation layer...i now see it's a better...the color depth is definitely better and it does feel as if there's layer of something there. raised to 3 stars. will update at end of summer to see how it lasts but i suspect it likely will need a treatment or 2 before winter... i found this was no better than the cheap Turtle Wax spray/wax (non ceramic version). also, do NOT follow directions on bottle. you need to spray on section at a time, only a few spritz of spray. and have PLENTY of towels on hand as you need one towel to wipe the stuff off and another for final "buff.". maybe others see better results but from 10 feet away and after a day of driving...the cheapie turtle wax spray works for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2021 by Darren MacAlester
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This stuff is awesome. I have a black 1 ton long box that is a pain to wash and even bigger pain to wax. My truck is black and I live in washington so the weather sucks. I bought the truck 2 years ago and it had a dull finish not much shine. I was at Wal-Mart on the way home after purchasing the truck and had a bottle of this in my hand guy next to me asked if I ever tried it I said no, he tells me the stuff is incredible and has owned a detail shop for 20 years figured hey maybe he knows what hes talking about maybe he's full of it but worth a shot. His advice was its a maintaining wax need to start off with a well prepared paint. So I clay barred the whole truck cleaning any containments from paint then used zymbol wax to get a good protective polish, since that day I have never waxed my truck and wash it once every couple weeks with using this product to maintain the finish it always looks good. When I'm done washing it I spray this on and wipe dry with a absorber towel, that's it, simple. Water always beads up,truck is super is easy to wash off and makes keeping a black vehicle clean a breeze. Guys at work always ask man you wax your truck every day or how is it so shiny all the time and I'm like meguiars ceramic wax stuff is awesome. I'm not a review leaving guy and not getting anything for leaving this just came on to order another bottle after finishing my truck. We have 3 black vehicles and use 1 bottle a year so little goes along way, money well spent.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2021 by Amazon Customer
Style: Spray Wax
I used this on two of our cars so far... White Q7--- I have always found our Q7 to be a challenge to wash and keep clean. It's huge, and white shows everything so it's hard to get perfect. I have been using Meguires White Wax for protection, and Synthetic Express Wax for detailing. They work well, and the car looked great but again it's a big car and a lot of work. I bought Hybrid Ceramic and wanted to give it a try hoping to cut down on the effort. With no other prep in at least 3 months--- I followed the instructions and added a base layer and dried the car. Overall it looked good, but it was a bit streaky up close. I know now that I applied too much... I could have just hosed the extra off to remove streaks. Flash forward Two weeks- I washed the Q7 again. The dirt practically fell off the car and I dried it in like two minutes. It seriously cut the wash/dry in half. That alone is worth it to me. Time will tell on durability, and I may try blowing it dry next time. Black S4- The S4 was not well cared for by it's previous owner. I have tried a few different half measures to make her shine, but I knew I could do better, especially after the results on the Q7. I went crazy this time trying to get it right. I washed, clayed, compounded (Meguires Ultimate Compound), waxed (Mequires Black Wax), then applied Hybrid Ceramic. Wow. Just wow. I am seriously blown away, it looks amazing. Whether you want perfection or just time savings this product can do either.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2020 by cobarry-2017
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UPDATE 10/12/20: I did first application back in May 2020 and was generally pleased with results even tho' I misunderstood the video directions. But shine was there, but over time I noticed beading was not really good. Probably due to my first app. So last week, I gave the exterior a big wash-down with Meguiar's Gold Class soap, dried the vehicle and decided to reapply the product as if it were the first app. I put down a pretty generous spray layer, actually wiped it on with a terry cloth to make sure of full coverage, then let it dry completely, and used microfiber cloth to actually rub it off. That took alot of effort as it was almost like removing paste wax that was too thick. Took me 40 minutes of rubbing, but the results were spectacular. Even more shine (actually a very high gloss) than the first application for sure. I have a white Traverse (iridescent pearl white) and the depth of the shine is excellent. In the sun, the car's paint was nearly blinding. Didn't follow Meguiar's direction to the letter, but still got really good results. My car's finish is still near perfect so I'm starting with really good surface. Washed car with Gold Class wash, rinsed and wiped dry. I then applied the ceramic wax one section at a time. Once the entire car was done, I then blasted with full-force hose water and wiped dry. What I skipped here was just applying the wax by itself and drying the surface. I did use the microfiber cloth from Meguiars and it's outstanding. I'll get another. BTW, no problem with getting the product on the glass. Kinda like Rain-X on glass.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2020 by Grayslake
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I bought this to try on my new vehicle. Overall my opinion is "meh". I was hoping for better longevity but this doesn't hold up much after a month of just summer weather. Winter this product doesn't stand up to salt. I was disappointed because i hoped it would last longer, especially in the summer with just rain. The finish after a complete car wash, paint correction, and buff looks amazing. Overall makes the truck look wet and shiney. Paint is smooth to the touch, but doesn't hold up well. I've been finishing up my bottom on truck trim pieces. This works great on black plastic. No white residue, but once again, doesn't hold up.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2021 by Frank