Turtle Wax53139 Hybrid Sealant Spray Wax Hydrophobic Fused With Carnauba (500ml) (Seal & Shine)

This is such a great product. The amount of work you have to put in to get great results is minimal. I'm no specialist or professional detailer, just an enthusiast. This suits perfectly.You can use this product in all situations, when the car is dry or wet, when the sun is out or its raining (tried and tested), cool or hot. The best part is that it doesn't matter.I even got caught in a little bit of rain applying this as the last step to a quick detail and this still worked great.I've applied this around 5 times now to my own car and would recommend it to anybody that asks. The hydrophobic property is prominent after 1 small application and lasted for 1 week confidently. By this point I washed again which was made so much easier by this product.It also helps with keeping the car clean especially for the hatchback cars that seem to have filthy boot lids all of the time. When coupled with a snow foam or touchless wash the car is already to a good standard. You can then go about a contact wash without the worry of so much dirt between the mit/sponge and bodywork.I seemed to have built up layers of this product and the results are amazing so little of it can be used for such long lasting and good looking results.The only negative would be not following instructions as once, I got chatting and left a panel for took long without buffing and it took a lot of effort to get out liquid marks of wax. This was my own fault but something to be weary of. I did have to leave it a while to almost set. Which was again, my own fault.Something else to shout about is not worrying where you apply this to. This can go anywhere it seems. I've tried it on rubber, glass and plastic trim (some older plastic trim went slightly white but returned after buffing). This just adds to the ease of application.I can't recommend this product enough if you're after something quick to apply after a maintenance wash.

1st picture is from a car that's been clayed within the last 1000 miles, and had build up of hard wax and a top up of liquid wax about 1 month ago. Car was washed and microfibre dried in the dry application method.2nd picture is from a brand new car, ceramic coated from the forecourt. Car was washed and spray was applied in the wet application method.I wanted to use both dry and wet to see if there was any performance related issues.Both cars were beading nicely beforehand but there is a distinct improvement in the hydrophobic property of the paintwork after applying the spray.The coating has only been applied for 2 days so cannot comment on the durability, but was easy to apply for both wet and dry (useful in this country) methods initially.The bodywork also doesn't drag as much. So I just ran my finger over the paintwork after the spray, and there's less friction to the touch.Ultimately my goal for this spray is to help cleaning the car and providing less adhesion for mud and dirt to stick to the car, based on a weekly / biweekly wash. Certainly to aid in helping a pre wash foam remove contaminants. It certainly feels like it should work based on the touch test! Time will tell, but so far, looks visibly good in the rain.Unfortunately I have not had the opportunity to see its affect on the cars dry, to see if it has a deep gloss look that others report but so far, it looks very good for the price. Just remember to shake regularly during the coating!

This product is a good hydrophobic sealant that beads very well. It's produces a good shine, but it's nothing particularly special. The instructions say you can use it wet or dry, so I used it wet, and it worked reasonably well. It tells you to work a panel at a time, and I think the next time I use it I'll use it on a dry car, and work part of a panel at a time, as I found when used wet, it was a bit of a palaver to apply, spread, dry and then buff. If you fail to buff a bit in time and it dries in place, there's a bit of elbow-grease needed to get it to shine.The shine itself is pretty good, but not amazing. The hydrophobic ability of the product is good though, and it beads water very well. I think this is best used as a hydrophobic sealant after waxing.All in all I'm happy with my purchase. It's fair value, but it's not going to knock your socks off.

The media could not be loaded. My hobby, when I'm able, is car detailing. I'm by no means and expert, but have tried quite a lot of different products, including ones like this one. Given the low cost of this particular one I was a bit sceptical as to its performance.It comes in a pretty standard spray bottle, with the instructions on the back. After putting my car through my normal cleaning routine and drying it thoroughly, it was time to give this a go. I did this using 2 microfiber cloths: one for putting on, the other for buffing off. I worked a panel at a time on my car, spraying the product on, applying across the panel and then buffing off. The product spread well and buffed off very easily and left a good shine.In terms of performance, it was very good indeed. The beading on the car was pretty impressive given the cost - see video. Even after a few weeks, the level of beading hadn't really diminished at all. Having used more expensive products, this one does hold up very well.For me personally, I would still use a premium wax on my car, but will use this as a top-up product to keep the level up and add further protection to my paintwork.I can't fault this wax, particularly as it's only £10 at the time of writing this review. I'm impressed with the results.I hope you found this review & photos interesting, informative and useful.