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Same as your dishes at your house.

Most replies are about how easy it is to apply. Okay there's a lot more to it than ease of application guys. To me this isn't even a wax. More like a sealer like NuFinish. It definitely has a glue characteristic to it. I might try Turtle's ceramic and graphene paste wax. These sprays are so...

Guess if you want your couch glued together?? LOL

So it's easy to apply and gets your love vote? I like the old school paste waxes you had to use some muscle to remove. Stuff shined better and lasted longer.

Put your glasses on sir and re-read what was typed out for you. Then come back with a better response.

yes and while using it got shook up.

Toss those glasses in the dishwasher. Come out like brand new. No rubbing and no buffing required.

Lemon Pledge or Honda Shine for motorcycles (same thing). Any spray on can of the week will last about 2 weeks in the hot summer.

Finally broke down and bought a bottle of this. Is it me or is this junk Elmers School Glue in a bottle with added scent? Spray the panel. Touch said panel. It's all sticky until you wipe off the excess. A glue that smells good? So for performance: I get better beading with the old school...

And most of these mega long trucks have ONE driver mostly and no passengers along with empty beds. Rare to see a truck with something in the bed. And let's not get into SUV's. Nothing "sporty" about them. Sporty about lightening your wallet.

Another issue I see is I seem to toss micro fibers away for what ever imperfection and my cotton towel stash is still rowing the boat. The micro fibers tend to shrink down and get thin with use. Another drawback people are not talking about. Wife uses micros to wash dishes. And yes they shrink...

I bought the expensive ones to try. Water pushers one and all. They got melted in the dryer. Money down the drain. Cotton towels still going strong.

Which the UV protection ONLY lasts for 30 days. Kind of a waste to me?? I looked into that an nearly bought some. Then read all their products last for 30 days. Better than nothing I guess?

Amen to that. I see about $125 dollars worth of hoarder junk in the garage and about $250,000 in vehicles on the driveway. I don't get it?? Then they get mad when their $110,000 PICKUP TRUCK gets broken into.

Sell the car, even better LOL.

You know you could mix human sunscreen into some wonder spray on wax of the week. Get max UV protection like that.

Look at all that metal in the oil, wow.

Which is a lighter oil (5W) and get past the rings. Less protection and more oil usage. Where's the benefit?

Amazing, all this "I would use this and that". Manual claims 10-30W. Message ends there guys. 0 grade oils? Really? Unit calls for a 10 grade oil.

I used Amsoil synthetic. Now it won't shut off. That oil is so slick........ And it lasts 20,000 miles so that is several million residential yards worth. :rolleyes: