Meguiar'sG18309 Ultimate Fast Finish, 8.5 oz

As with all products I'm skeptical until after I've tried it. Some products I won't even try, like F11 and all those infomercial this product is magic crap. But Meguiar's is arguably the biggest name in the detail industry and they have been for a very long time. So when they come out with a new product I usually have to try it. UFF was on my list, and man am I glad I did. This spray sealant is probably the easiest stuff to use I've ever tried. Goes on like butter and comes off even easier. For those people saying it leaves streaks, well you did something wrong, you either didn't prep your paint, or you left it on too long, or did something crazy, because if your paint is prepped right it just doesn't get any easier. A very little goes a long way, so don't go spraying the hell out of your car with it and letting it dry like it's some kind spray wax. Spray a small amount on our microfiber and you can do just about your entire hood. After application immediately wipe off. This isn't wax, there is no cure time, wipe on and wipe off, it could not be any easier. As far as lengevity, for me, it's so damn easy to apply, gives such a nice glow and shine depth, that I really don't care if it lasts 12 months or 2 weeks. I've done 6 cars so far and I still have half a can left, so hell, I don't even need a quick detailer! And best part is this stuff can be applied to everything, paint, chrome, plastic, rubber, you name it and it makes it all shine and protected. For the money you really can't ask more from a product. But for you whiny, nothing is better than my old paste wax folks, well why did you even try it in the first place? And for you, this stuff only lasts 1 car wash people, maybe you should get your car ceramic coated so you can stop wasting your money trying to find a sealant that lasts 5 years.

I used to keep my cars until the potential repair costs made replacement the better option. This meant good maintenance detailing. But newer cars are changing more quickly, with ever more expensive computer and smog devices, smart self driving features, and convenience items. And government pushes for more self driving and different power trains, like hybrid, hydrogen, 'pure' electric, etc. make them depreciate even more quickly.So for me they aren't worth keeping longer than 3/4 of the warranty period. I still like a decent looking car finish, but truthfully my cars are always garaged, and only get a detail and wash when they are pretty dirty. Once a year - about 8000 miles of California city driving - the cars get a complete clay/polish/wax from a detailer. But usually I just dust them off, and clean them with a product like Wash and Wax Anywhere when they get real dusty, or immediately if they have obvious bird or bug mess on the finish.The problem with Wash and Wax Anywhere is that while it cleans and shines very well, it is a dust magnet. I suspect some sort of static or chemical charge, but the clean car needs dusting by the second day, even if it has been unused in the garage.I spoke with Mequir's help line, and they suggested puting a coat of Ultimate Fast Finish over the Wash and Wax product. I tried this and it works beautifully - extra shine and depth of color, a bit more resistance to bird and bug issues, and no more dust magnet. Highly recommended!There is one drawback, and that is the black microfiber towel that comes with the Ultimate Fast Finish. Whereas some detailers only use a microfiber towel one time on a car before relegating it to floor and sink use, I always wash mine for reuse a second or third time before re-purposing the towels. I wash microfiber towels as a seperate load, on cool, with several rinses. Unfortunately, the Mequires black towels bleed color. White, blue, or yellow microfiber towels will be grey, dark blue, or yellow brown after being washed with the Meguirs towel. (Yellow Costco/Kirkland towels bleed yellow, so it isn't only a Meguiars problem.) So don't accidently wash these microfibers with anything that you don't want tinted!