“I have a couple of cars that I don't want to wash with traditional methods- I don't want water pooling in crevices, pushing dirt/pollen into recessed areas or leaving spots. These spray-wash products are so much better for garage-queen cars as we can clean them inside the garage easily.Vintage cars with single-stage paint and modern cars with thinner, multi-stage paints with clear coats all seem to work really well with this. The UV protection is hopefully adequate, but the cleaning capability is excellent and saves the step of using two products to clean and then protect the cars. We tried this on a 50+ year old E-Type, an 88 Countach and a one year old R8 and they all came out gleaming- and still have enough left to do another car or a few motorcycles. Water rolls right off the finish. It might be more expensive than some other brands, but it removes the need for a two-step, two product approach. We tried a 50+. 30+ and relatively new car and it did well on all of them. Daily drivers will still get the traditional outside car wash, since they get exposed to more road grime.”
“The media could not be loaded. To be honest, I was unable to try this remedy on my dusty car without first washing it. It's a shock for me to put whatever it is on a dusty or dirty car and start rubbing it. I am sure doing this will damage the paintwork. Perhaps this is my stereotype. But I must admit that I was delighted with the use of this remedy. Even my wife (she never reacts like that to a washed car) said that she looks like new. As I said, I first washed the car in the car wash and then slowly, part by part, processed the entire body of the car. It was neither difficult nor tedious. I used two towels, the first rubbed immediately after spraying and the second rubbed for the final shine. I have a Honda Odyssey and the bodywork took a certain amount of time. I cannot say that the NEXGEN consumption was very high. The spray works well and I haven't used up a lot. I really liked the look of my car after processing and the feeling I get from touching the finished parts. I definitely love this remedy! I wish you to choose the best cosmetics for the care of your four-wheeled friend and stay healthy! Thanks for reading this review. If my comments were helpful, please click Helpful and I will know about it. If you have any other questions, just visit my Amazon profile page and I will try to answer as quickly as possible. And also you can ask a question in the Questions and Answers section and someone from the community will definitely answer you and maybe it will be me. Thanks!”
“My first test with this product was on a small car that was dusty with a light dirty look. I sprayed on a 24-inch area spot and wiped off with a microfiber towel. The paint felt slippery when finished and the 24-inch area had a shine to it. My next test was to wash the car with car wash soap and dry. I then applied the Nexgen product the same as the first test but sprayed the whole car in segments until finished. It certainly gave the paint a shiny look. The bottle is still 98 percent full. It didn't take a lot of sprays but it seems expensive when you calculate by the ounce. My thoughts are when you cannot wash your car by hand or at a carwash this is a handy next choice and is a good product.”
“Let's face it - if you're going to pay this much for a wash and polish, you better have a really nice car you're cleaning and protecting. I used a bit more than half the bottle to clean my Audi coupe the first time around, so you're paying about $30 an application.Price aside, I have to admit that this is the BEST car wash and detail I've had - far better than the bucket and professional wash soap. Be sure to have plenty of microfiber cloths, as you need several to clear away the initial wash, then multiple (drier) cloths to polish the slight haze that is left behind. Unlike other "speed shine" formulas, this one not only washes it clearly polishes too as advertised. If it weren't for the price this would be a 5-star review.”
