Chemical GuysWAC_808_16 Hybrid V7 Optical Select High Gloss Spray Sealant & Quick Detailer (Safe for All Finishes Including Ceramic Coatings), 16 fl oz, Orange Scent

all i can say is im glad i took a chance and bought the gallon size. my car is a black camry and after i washed it with ultimate waterless wash+, i sprayed this on and it really made the paint glossy. application was a breeze and alittle goes a long way. it is easy to over apply but if you do just keep wiping and it will "disappear" into the paint. im not really sure if you are supposed to buff it out but i did so just by flipping the mf towel over and lightly buffing. literally no elbow grease involved and it took me about 15-20mins to finish, and thats with me fumbling through and figuring out the best way to apply this product. it does not streak and has a pleasant orange sherbert ice cream scent. i did a second layer just to see if layering made it stand out more and it did help but slightly. one layer applied thinly is all you need and that makes this a cost effective purchase. i did one spray per panel except for the hood, roof, and front bumper which i used 2. to me v7 is best used on a recently waxed surface/new cars because it will enhance the existing layer of protection. i have barrier reef from surf city garage on it(applied 2wks ago) and it really enhanced the depth of the black paint. if your are unsure whether or not v7 is worth it, try the smaller size and i can almost guarantee youll be running back for more.also i wont update on durability because i rarely go more than a week without detailing my car.bottom line: try it.Update: the car had not been washed/detailed in over a week(8 days). there was a decent amount of dirt but no caked on dirt. i used a car duster and it came right off. i was actually suprised how well the car retained its shine before i went over it with a QD. this stuff seems to hold up well.

Perfect for touch-ups between wash/polish/wax.I've gone through the whole line of Chemical Guys exterior car care products, and I've got to say I'm impressed. I've worked with other systems before, as well as trying to piece together my own lineup of product to go from swirled, scuffed, hazy, oxidized paints to shiney and new again. CG's entire line takes top marks from me for three reasons:1) Does it work? A: Absolutely! Following directions and using the correct pads and microfiber, I can confidently say that CG's lineup worked wonders for my 12-year-old Audi2) Ease of use - The products are easy to use, with directions clearly spelled out on the labels, and most don't require too much elbow grease if you've got a good random orbital buffer3) Hazmat - Some of the products I've tried over the years have had harsh residues, toxic fumes, or just downright made the car smell like skunk spray. All of CG's products have some kind of pleasant aroma, and while I wouldn't necessarily ingest them, I don't need heavy-duty gloves to apply them to the car, which makes a world of difference when you're trying to give a soft touch to feel for small scratches and grit resting on the surface of the paint.This spray, coupled with a nice microfiber cloth, keeps the investment of your hard work looking like you'd just finished cleaning out the wash bucket. A couple of sprays directly on the painted surface, wiped well like you would with Windex, and you've got that smooth glossy wet look back again.One word of warning: if your car is a dark color, don't spray _anything_, including this product, to any surface that's been sitting in direct sunlight - the surface temperature can be hot enough to instantly boil off that mist of liquid, leaving a hazy waterspot where you've sprayed it. Not a knock against this spray, just a general tip about keeping the ride looking fresh and clean.

This is a ONE SIZE FITS ALL QUICK DETAILER!!I am one to experiment with products because once I find something I like I try to find other uses for it as I don't want to have a million seperate products laying around which don't get used enough and clutter the garage or storage areas. I'm sure I'm not alone in this.So, I had my car washed at a quick wash where they run your car through an automated wash, after that guys come out and dry your car and throw some tire shine on your car. It's not perfect because water drips out of the crevices and gets water spots all over your car driving home. Once home I took out the Chemical Guys Hybrid 07 that I just got and wiped down the entire car car with micro fiber towels. I got over-spray on the glass so i decided to wipe them down also and i was surprised how clean and streak free they were. I then cleaned the door jambs of the car. I decided to test this product with a clean microfiber towel on the interior plastic panels and they too looked awesome. (however, I'm not sure long term use will be appropriate and if this even has any UV protection) I took pics for you guys to see the mirror shine the car has after using this product.Since the car and car windows looked so nice I used this same product on the large streaked mirrored closet doors in my room. I used conventional glass cleaner on those previously with poor results always. After testing a small area to make sure it didn't leave any residue or streaks, I did the entire doors. (my wife was surprised to see me so excited to clean something. lol) They came out streak free!! I will be ordering a gallon container of this for the future as I used a fourth of the bottle cleaning my car and various other things.