LustreLab LXR All-in-One Car Wash (Gallon) Eliminates The Need for Car Wax – Patented Acrylionic Formula – Best Car Wash – Car Accessories – All in One Car Wash Kit

Finally got a chance to use this stuff. I used about 5oz in about 3 gallons of water. I washed my 32 foot motorhome and it came out great. It's hard to explain but it looks like fresh wax was just applied but the finish does not feel slick to the touch like wax would. Goes on as easy as washing the car. I hope the ad is true and I can avoid waxing especially on the RV. I did use it on my black silverado and it looks great on there also.

Zymol, I feel was the best!!! Maybe still is, so when I researched this, I was skeptical but hopeful. I have a black 2017 Nissan Murano. It has swirl marks from dealer, and scratches from everyday driving. There was a lot of beading from waxing. Once washed, it was sheeting off, didn't require much towel drying. Second wash, even more sheeting. Directions say use 4oz per 1.0 to 1.5 gallons. That was too much. 2oz should be enough. Suds last a long time.

This is the best car wash ever. This is my second time buying the gallon size. I have a white car (2004 Honda Accord) & we have a really big tree that drips sap & the sun turns it black. This is the only thing I have found that gets it off & makes it look new. I highly recommend, the more you use it the better your car looks.

This is the best car wash product I have ever used. It is everything they say it is. I have had my car since 2016 and have never waxed and the finish is as good as new

I like this product very much because it makes my vehicles look good and I don't have to wax them. I have used this product for over ten years and recommended it to others. I have given sample bottles to others. I have order from you before and l am satisfied.LTA

Fantastic product, works exactly as good as they say

I've been buying this stuff since been on the commercials years ago. well worth the money

The person I buy it for apparently likes it because I've been buying one gallon per month since March 2019.