Swift High-Gloss Spray Wax

I'm pretty particular about my vehicles, so I've tried just about every wax known to man. Ranging from traditional paste waxes, to spray waxes, to today's ceramic coatings... This competes with, and even outperforms, some much more expensive waxes out there in my opinion. No, this won't last nearly as long as a ceramic coating, but the shine that it provides is top-notch. So far I've tried this on several different vehicles and have achieved great results every time. The best results occurred using this as a top coat on a vehicle that was already professionally ceramic coated... Wow does It Shine!

The fact that it smells great is an added bonus, but not really a criteria that I measure waxes on. A little bit goes a long ways, so this little bottle has lasted me quite a long time. I plan to buy more when I eventually run out.

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.

Like this high gloss spray wax. After use it left my SUVs finish slick and shiny. Brazilian carnauba spray wax with a nice pineapple/ banana scent. It sprayed on easy and removed most water spots and bug spots. Easier than using paste wax with no white spots left in the cracks. Only used about 20% of the bottle. So probably enough for 5 vehicles.

Very impressed with this product. It works as advertised. Black car owners know that swirl marks are inevitable, this product helps hide those and provides a nice wet shine! The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 was for the quality of the spray bottle, the plastic feels very cheap and the spray pattern is not the best. The hose from the spray bottle is also super long, will have to cut it eventually so it grabs from the bottom of the bottle and not mid section since the length makes it loop on itself. Other than that, I would definitely buy again for the actual wax.

The Swift High-Gloss Spray Wax is pretty good "top off" solution when you're just washing your car regularly. Obviously, you'd want to use different products when you're doing a deep clean (such as polish and detailing). In between high effort car detailing, the Swift High-Gloss Spray Wax does a good job keeping the car looking clean and shiny. It dries fast and buffs very easily. I would say the additional shine maybe lasts a week or two at-most if you're parked outside. I usually will wash my car every 2 weeks so this works well with my car wash intervals.