Nu Finish Once a Year Polish and Sealant, Car Polish and Paint Sealant with 3-in-1 Ceramic Technology to Repair, Seal and Repel, 16 fl oz Bottle

I have used this product for many years after first seeing it reviewed in a national consumer magazine. It is easy to apply and lasts a long time in our 100 plus degree summers. I wax my vehicle about twice a year.

My Dad always used Nu Finish and now I see why. It is a cleaner wax which is important. Even if you wash your car prior to waxing, this helps take off anything left behind. It seems to last awhile too.Be sure to read the instructions! You are supposed to use a damp applicator when you apply it.I've tried so many different waxes and waxes. This is the best bang for your buck. You don't have to do multiple steps. Will continue to use NuFinish just like my Dad.

Bought this product and applied it to my 2007 Tundra. I have never waxed my truck since I’ve owned it. It’s been garage kept its entire life so it hasn’t been exposed to the outdoor elements other than when being driven. Product applied easy but I was shocked to learn that you needed to wipe it off BEFORE it dried. Usually, all waxes require you to let it dry to a haze before removing but not this. It’s been about two months now and it looks good but I can see that it’s already not as shiny as it was the day after I applied it. Oaky product but it’s not the “once a year wax” in my opinion.

I have used this product since it first became available. I treat our two full size trucks twice every fall. And yes, I am female. My husband hates detailing vehicles. It isn't a particularly a fun project to accomplish but effective. The trucks sit out in the Northwest rain and snow all winter and the water still beads up all summer long. For me, there is nothing that compares to this product.

I have only started using this product, and so far I am very pleased with the result. If it lives up to the claim that a single wax coating will last a year, I will use it again when the time comes.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Use this product before Ease of use:Just apply and buff easily done, highly recommended Quality:Great Quality very satisfied Scratch removal:Removed scratches and oxidation very easily

Good on Old Paint, but DON'T use on fiberglass!Yeah, not the same stuff from the '70's, this ceramic formula isn't as good, and has to be applied carefully. Use round fiber cloth applicators, apply on a cool day without direct sunlight. The trick to an even shine is you gotta buff it off while it's wet. If it dries, it streaks and swirls. I used it on a '92 Dodge camper van that had a dull paint job, but don't expect it to look like wet clear coat when finished. Works pretty good on the body, but on the fiberglass bubble top, it came out too light, dusty, with swirls and streaks. Had to remove that. The van is a midtone brown, so if it's on a white car or boat, you probably won't notice the uneven nature of this ceramic formula. Seems today everybody wants to dumb down a product, call it new and improved, give you less then charge you more. Bring back the old formula. Heck, bring back the old price, too...

I scratched my truck last night and freaked out. Grabbed the Nu Finish yhis morning and couldn't believe that it covered the scratches. Couldn't even see the scratches afterward.