Griot's Garage 11097 Spray-On Wax Gallon

Muy buena cera en spray, la utilizó después de cada lavada para darle un boost de brillo y de protección

Buena cera rápida. Puede mejorar pero el valor por tu dinero es magnífico. Deja la pintura suave y sedosa además de buen brillo.

This is a great quick spray for detailers. Good when doing maintenance or a low cost package, because it takes very little time and adds noticeable gloss and protection. Lasts for a few weeks after application.

If you start out with a well prepped and waxed car, this stuff is a flat out wonderful way to renew that "just waxed" look every time you hand wash your car. To start, thoroughly wash your car - I typically use P21S or Meguiars "pro" #64. After a thorough rinse, take a large terry cloth towel, lightly drape and pull it over the surface and remove the bulk of the water - do not thoroughly dry. With the car still a bit damp, spray this product all over the car, leaving a light mist over all. Then use a good quality microfiber towel to thoroughly dry and buff - a good option for this is the large Griot's Garage beige waffle textured microfiber drying towel with pockets for your hands at each end. By the time your car is dry, the surface will gleam and it will be smooth as glass. This is not intended as a substitute for a good and thorough polish and hand or machine wax job - it is intended as the final step of your regular washes, in between the full bore surface prep and wax routine you should be doing at least two or three times per year. But with minimal effort and expense, using this spray-on wax you will be able to get your car back to that 'just waxed' look after each wash. It leaves the surface so slick and smooth, I have to be extra careful getting my lightweight car cover on the car, because it wants to slip right off. I have used this product on my M3 three times now, and at the current rate of usage, I figure on getting through 12 to 15 treatments with a 35 ounce bottle. So figure for an extra buck and change each time you wash your car, you will maximize the shine and protection, and extend the life of your wax. Someone posted a review here that complains about streaking... I haven't experienced that issue with a bright red car, and my guess is streaking is simply a result of improper use of the product. Don't use too much, use a big, thirsty microfiber drying towel and keep turning it over often so your last pass is done with a dry face of the towel, or use a fluffy microfiber buffing cloth for the final pass. I do not believe streaking should be an issue if this product is applied properly and with a reasonable amount of care. By the way, Griot's spray-on wax smells pretty darned good - a rich banana cream pie aroma very much like zymol leather treat. All in all a very pleasant experience.

These quick waxes have gotten pretty good over the years, and I'm torn between this and Meguiar's Ultimate Wash & Wax. The Griot's is a little more work (wash, rinse, spray, dry vs wash, rinse, dry) and a little more expensive, but a slightly better result in my opinion. Both do a nice job and the finished job looks pretty darn good on both waxed and unwaxed cars. I use both depending on how much time I have.