Griot's Garage Ceramic 3-In-1 Wax : Superior Water Beading, Durability and Intense Gloss, 22 oz.

I use this to supplement the ceramic coating on my truck. It is inexpensive overall and is easy to apply and buff. It's hard to see how much it adds to the shine because the truck is white and almost blinding in the sun after this is applied it beads water very well. It is not so slick however that if you threw a towel on it, it will slide right off like many similar products do on their YouTube video reviews. However, I was only able to apply one coat (two are recommended in a 24 hour period). I also did not apply this in the garage. I applied it outside when it was cool and left it there and luckily it did not get wet for 12 hours, which is what is recommended I can't say how long it will last yet or how good of a job it really does overall, but for the price and ease of use, it seems that it will be good to use as a touchup after washes. I was using the chemical guys V07 after every wash to enhance shine, but I found it did not have that much protectant in it so I'm not spending any more time and I'm getting a little protection for a little increased cost

There are too many superior products to waste your money on this mediocrity. Takes some effort to take off, barely any slickness, a marginal improvement in gloss. There might be some hydrophobicity, can't tell yet. But the lack of performance in other aspects makes this product DOA. Instead, get any of these products: Owner's Pride ceramic detailer, Meguiar's Ultimate Quik Wax, ICE seal and shine - Each have their strengths, and they perform better and are easier to use than Griot's. Have yet to try the new TW wet wax, seems promising. It's not that Griot's is awful or the worst product ever. I've definitely used worse products, but compared to the competition, it really is awful, especially when you're paying a premium compared to most of the other products.