Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

It works and is stupidly simple to do. There. That's why there's a billion glowing reviews for this product. So instead, here's some useful information : Wash Wax All can be used as a "waterless wash and wax" or a "wet wash, wax as you dry". For the first, use Wash Wax All on a dry car, cleaning with a microfiber towel and drying with another. For the other, wash your car with water and whatever cleaner you use, wax by spraying Wash Wax All on the wet car and dry with microfiber towel. The fact that it works equally well with or without water is useful as I found out when I didn't beat a light rain shower while using Wash Wax All on my car. I just kept going and everything still worked fine. Wash Wax All is the center of a constellation of products by Aero Cosmetics. According to them, Wash Wax All works on anything that can be washed and waxed : paint, plastic, glass, metal, rubber, leather, pleather, etc. Their other products handle specific situations like : degreaser for greasy stuff, rubber care for soaking into rubber and plastics, polish for scratches and oxidation, water spot remover for ... you get the picture. Almost always, Wash Wax All is used at the end. Wash Wax All is a "dirt cleaner". It cleans off dirt, not gritty things (mud, sand, salt) which have to be cleaned off first according to Aero. (I'll note that people do use it on gritty things, including myself, but you better be prepared to use a LOT of product and the right technique to avoid scratching.) It doesn't contain any wax cleaners so any time you use it, the wax sits on top of whatever other wax was already there. Wash Wax All is a "sealant" that gives a shiny shiny (did I mention shiny) result. You will not confuse it with a deep glowing "wax". If lucky, it could have a lifespan of 6 months according to Aero. As a note, since any new layer bonds to existing ones, you could end up with a lot of layers if you wash regularly. Another note is that if you then take your car to a car wash, all your layers will be gone as basically all car washes strip off anything already there. On a Honda Accord 4-Door, I use about 4 ounces of product per wash unless I have a gritty stuff then it can go up to 8 ounces or more. On average, it takes me about 20-30 minutes from top to bottom including treatment of tires with Degreaser and Rubber Care. There ya go.