Ceramic Spray - Ceramic Coating for Cars - Better than Wax - 16 oz

Excellent

Was skeptical at first, then slowly became a believer. Applied this to new Ram 1500 after washing and drying the truck. Didn't need to clay the surface as it was really free of contaminants. I followed the instructions, working in the shade and did a small area at a time. I bought a 10 pack of new microfiber towels for this job. I sprayed one towel liberally with the coating until it was damp. I used this towel to level and even out the coating after I sprayed it on. The others I used for buffing the coating off as instructed. I used a lot of the towels during the buffing phase as it worked easier removing the slight haze if new towels were used often. The instructions say to immediately wipe the coating after application. I would suggest not letting the coating dry too long before wiping it to a shine. It makes the job much easier. Working in small easily defined areas ensures complete coverage and a low aggravation level. A very well lighted area helps to ensure no contaminants find there way into your application area. I lost focus for just a second, and a small gnat the size of a pencil point hit the wet area as I started to buff the space. He's now stuck under the coating for posterity. I can't get him out of there no matter what i try. This ceramic is tough! Brake cleaner on a Q TIP didnt even touch it. I could polish the coating off in that small spot but he's in an inconspicuous part of the truck and the job came out nearly flawless so I don't want to screw that up. I guess the whole coating process took about an hour for a crew cab pickup including the windows. I used about half the bottle because I wanted complete coverage the first time and it's a huge truck. Some tips: Wear nitrile/latex gloves. Have plenty of new microfiber towels. I used 8 for the process. If you drop either towel during application , THROW IT AWAY. Get a clean one and keep going. Start on the roof until you get the hang of it. Any minor errors won't show if you have trouble. If you do have a problem, wet that area with spray right away and level it with the application rag. It actually is really forgiving if you do it right away. If you apply to your windows, make sure they're squeaky clean. I used 91% alcohol . Any streaks will show under the coating. Only do the outside. Buff immediately on glass. Make sure your paint surface is CLEAN. I didn't need to clay mine ( thank God) because it was new. Use your spreading/leveling cloth in one hand and your buffing towel in the other. Buff it off quickly. You'll get the same level of shine as if you waited but with less effort to remove the haze. I took my time and the results were amazing. The depth of the shine impressed me. It's tough. Bugs wipe right off with just a wet microfiber towel if you don't let them bake on in the sun. Then you might need some mild cleaner. I use Spray way non ammonia window foam and it works great to take the bugs off. I've had it on the truck for about a month and it looks like the day I applied it. Mostly, the dirt doesn't stick and the hose takes most of it off. A mild car wash soap and a 2 bucket system ensures that water still sheets off after washing. I honestly only washed the entire truck twice in a month. Nothing sticks to it now and it stays cleaner longer. Just front end tune-ups to get the bugs off and I don't even mind that because they slide right off. The gist of it is it really works. I'm basically lazy and I really didn't mind doing this job. When I saw the results on the first small area, I was actually excited to see how the truck would look when finished. It looks like I almost knew what I was doing. I get a lot of compliments and questions about what I used to get that shine. For me, it was worth the price I paid.

I don’t call myself a pro when it comes to car detailing, but I do admit to being a bit of a perfectionist. I did my due diligence and researched many of these types of car finishing enhancements and pulled the trigger on this. I liked the easy process to apply, and I must admit the reviews it got sucked me in.This stuff is a bit on the pricey side.I bought the 8 oz bottle only because I was not 100 % sold or committed to it yet. But I must admit, this stuff works really well. A little goes a long way and it doesn’t take much to achieve a great shine! The finish on my paint was as slick & glossy as can be. Take time to go that extra mile and hit your car with a clay bar or mitt . It really helps the paint shine like a mirror. I applied it about a week ago, and it’s rained for at least 5 days (ya, lucky me ) and I have to admit the beading and hydrophobic properties of Nexgen are great. Only time and a real washing will see how long it lasts. So far I’m happy with the purchase.

Have been using on my BMW since I bough it in 2020. The bimmer's body still look like new, deep shine, water beading and worth the money.

Product works as advertise easy application. I definitely recommend to do it in a cool shaded area. I did mine in my garage and it came out amazing. I would definitely buy this again.

I was hopeful this would be shinier and more protective than the liquid wax I use on my 1965 Mustang. I was disappointed. It does shine but no different than the wax I use. I could have bought two bottles of wax for what I paid for one NexGen. It was easy to apply and buff. I probably will not buy again due to the price compared to a top brand wax.

Best spray wax ever, look show room ready when done.

Easy to apply and works great! Car looks amazing and I like the fact that the paint is protected from harsh elements keeping the vehicle looking brand new for many years.

Worked as expected

Been a few weeks and the car CLA180 have gone under thunderstorms and dirt .. just spray water and it comes off like butter … Better than what I have been using different brands and some don’t even last 1 week