Mirror Shine - Super Gloss Ceramic Wax & Sealant Hybrid Spray by Torque Detail - Showroom Shine w/Professional Detailer Protection - Quickly Applies in Minutes, Each Coat Lasts Months - 16oz Bottle

Torque by far is the best wax I've used on any car. After washing my cars, I use Torque as directed and it leaves an unbelievable shine. I have two white cars, a light gray, dark metallic grey, and a silver car and Torque works great on all of them. After a while a car can develop some surface dust, so I use a California duster and the car still shines. The shine will last about a month before reapplying, but I think it will last longer. Between washings, I also use a waterless wash, and the car still shines up beautifully. The great thing about Torque is that you don't have to use a lot of it, a small amount goes a long way.It makes the surface nice and slick. I've used a lot of waxes in the past, but Torque is definitely the best even compared some fairly expensive brands.

This weekend I did my semi-annual waxing on our 2016 Tiguan and 2016 Elantra GT. Both are low mileage. The paint condition on the Tiguan is excellent; Very good on the Elantra.I'm a long time Meguiars fan so I washed the Tiguan with Meguiars Wash and Wax, and then applied Meguiars Ultimate Liquid Wax. I washed with Elantra GT with Dawn dishwasher soap (it had been parked under trees so was really dirty), and then applied Mirror Shine. Both were waxed in the garage on cool surfaces in the shade. Both are a deep red color.The effort to apply the Meguiars Ultimate Liquid Wax and Mirror Shine is similar. It's more difficult to get the Meguiars applied evenly, and one needs to be careful to not get it into seams and cracks (that require more detail buffing) or on plastic.While the instructions say to spray Mirror Shine on the vehicle I sprayed it on a rectangular terry application pad. I wiped it on horizontally and then went back over it vertically. When one is applying the Mirror Shine one can feel when contact is being made with the paint as wiping becomes smoother and easier. One doesn't need to worry about whether the coating is even. I also didn't need to worry about what the Mirror Shine touched. I put in on paint, plastic, trim, but not rubber. Any residual seemed to disappear. While the Meguiars and Mirror Shine take at least some effort, applying Mirror Shine was easier and faster.Buffing the Meguiars was difficult. My daughter and I both had to put significant elbow grease into it--multliple times.It took lots and lots of buffing, and there were still some streaks. I ended up going back over many patches with Meguiars Liquid Quik Wax spray to buff out the streaks.Buffing the Mirror Shine afterward was incredibly easy. It never streaked. It seems to buff to a shine with just a couple of towel strokes--with no effort. And the look was immediately gorgeous. As others have said, it really brings out a deeper hue to the color. This for me makes Mirror Shine the clear winner.Based on passed experience the Meguiars will last a couple of months. While Mirror Shine says it will last up to six months, I'd be very surprised if that was the case. Even if Mirror Shine only lasts two months the ease of use (I'm 65) makes using Mirror Shine a no brainer.

I gave this a 4 out of 5 stars for one reason, the spray attachment is terrible and of little practical use and results in unneeded waste in space. This complaint is validated by many others who responded to reviews as customers on Amazon. My suggestion to the manufacturer is to change the spray attachment to a squirt type cap as done with other thick solutions that don’t work well with a sprayer. This idea would also prevent over spray to your windows, trim, and in the open air should there be a breeze. I applied with a face cloth size Fibre polishing towel that remained wet for more use, and after 1-2 minute I removed the white residue with the standard size towel. Wise to move up and down and back and forth rather than swirling for best coverage. Two applications and half the bottle was gone. I thought the infomercial was all smoke and mirrors with the bottle sliding off the hood of a car, and it was because the hood was sloped down in the infomercial unlike the hood on my RAV4. However, this product did exactly as advertised. It added a glass-mirror-slippery shine to the car and a follow-on application increased the slippery feeling. I applied Mirror Shine to my cleaned black plastic and rubber trim, windows, and the moon roof and the residue came right off and left it shining too. Mirror shine does not remove old clay residue from other polishes on the black plastic porous trim (a block eraser, nylon bristle brush, and Mothers Back to Black will take care of that). As far as the windows go, glass cleaners and Rainx is best and not this or any wax. It does not add a white film to the black trim that cannot be removed by rubbing it off. Well, I think I covered everything, but in closing, I am 65 years old and have Polymyositis, Sjogren’s, and Arthritis and found this to be a much easier waxing application with 100% satisfaction. My only follow-up to this review, is how long will it really last.