MAXLONE™ 20oz Car Spray with Triphene®, Quick Spray & Wipe All Purpose Waterless Detailer, Better Than Any Car Detailing Kit - Clean, Shine, Protect Paint, Glass, Wheels, and Trim Without Pre-Washing

I was very skeptical of this product as it is advertised on most, if not all social media sites. This product is amazing. I was more than satisfied with the results. This is very easy to apply. I did my entire care in 20 minutes. Spray on, wipe off. It has been on my car for a week or two, still looks like I just applied it, even after several rain storms. I have recommended this to several of my car enthusiast friends. Pros: Extreme shine, super smooth paint feeling, water just rolls off, super easy to apply, mirror like finish. Cons: Almost $70 for a bottle, only enough for two cars. Do not get on glass or mirrors, very hard to get off once it dries.

This stuff is pretty sweet. A bit expensive but it does work. Bought a bottle and cleaned up my jeep with it. The shine it gives is on par with a hand wax job. Even cleaned up my plastic fenders and bumpers better than a hand wash does. The coating is so slick none of the tape I own would stick to it to hold lights for the Christmas parade. 😅😅definitely worth buying and easy to use.

Hands down the most amazing waterless miracle car wash product I think I've ever used. I definitely agree with the other reviews, there is some kind of voodoo magic behind this product. I decided to test it out on my filthy Jeep, starting with the glass I was blown away that is actually cleaned and left it streak free on the first pass. Then worked my way down the paint and I couldn't believe how easy it removed tar and bug droppings and literally left my vehicle looking brand new.. all with just a few microfiber cloths! It doesn't just clean, it gave it a deep glossy shine just by wiping.. no hose or bucket or messy waxes! You'd think someone spent all day washing and detailing their vehicle.. Now I see why the price is so high.. Its worth every penny! Update: Seriously impressed! Even after a week of multiple highway trips in the rain my vehicle still looks freshly washed.. it makes upkeep so easy and the road spray simply wipes right off now. Ive even used this on my wheels (tires+rims) and every mirror and faucet in my house! It renews so many surfaces but found it to be especially amazing on glass and mirrors!! No elbow grease required just a light wipe to clean every surface I've tested it on so far!

Excellent shine, but I'm not getting the slick, repellent feeling others are mentioning. I'd still say this stuff is the best spray polish/wax I've ever used. Wipes up without streaks. It does not seem to repel bugs or other things that can stick. Other wax products seem to leave a more slippery surface for your cloth, but the shine is hard to beat, and it makes quick work of shining up your vehicle.

Had to try it due to all the peer pressure. I work in construction and drive a company truck, very nice truck and it’s important to keep it looking good. I get drive through Carwash every week and once a month or two hand wash it myself, those drive through barely touch the grime from a jobsite, I skipped washing for 2 weeks and my truck was terrible, hit it with this stuff and it was perfect. Trucks white so you don’t see some insane shine like a full wax or ceramic, but it gets it as nice as it can get short of a full detail. I’d compare it to looking better than the best hand wash and hand dry you can do if you really got after it. It does it though in like 2 minutes a panel, at most. No water, no mess, no spots, and gives it the feel of there’s a finish coat but just not crazy popping shine. This is a game changer if you don’t have time to get a Carwash and want it to look spotless in 10-15 mins, spray it on, spray some in rag, wipe it, dry rag wipe it and looks mint. Probably won’t replace the old hand wash I do cause of the cost of material, it’s expensive but it has its place. I had to pick my finance up and didn’t want to pull up looking dirty so did a once over and it was good to go. Great to keep in the car for a quick high quality wash. Did the mirrors and glass really well, perfect see through with out the drama of trying to avoid streaks and 14 rolls of paper towel. No better than a good glass cleaner but a lot quicker and easier. Made exterior plastic more rich, not as good as the restorer type products, but again it’s so quick and easy why not. That’s the leg up they have, I don’t need to go in order, avoid overspray, bring out all the tools, spray the window, mirror, door, plastic and as fast as you want to move you can move. Overall, like how I keep wipes in my truck to hit the interior, I’ll be keeping a bottle of this in my truck to give the ol once over. So I’ll buy again for sure.

I own an F150 Lightning and I absolutely hate washing it. Like truly despise it. Every car wash somehow manages to miss spots, leave streaks, or turn drying into a guessing game. So naturally Instagram did what Instagram does best and got me with an ad for MAXLONE. I was extremely skeptical. I gave this product about a 30 percent chance of actually working. The idea that you could apply it without the truck being perfectly clean already sounded like witchcraft and I was not buying it. Two weeks ago I applied it. At first it looked great. About an hour later I came back outside and it looked like I wiped my truck down with regret. Streaks everywhere. I was already mentally drafting a one star review about how it was overpriced and terrible. Instead I decided to buff it a little more and see what happened. That night I got a motion alert on my outdoor camera and of course I checked it. There were the streaks again. Even through the camera. I went to bed annoyed and fully prepared to be mad in the morning. The next morning I walked outside and the truck looked perfect. No streaks. None. Like they never existed. Fast forward two weeks and it has rained about five times. The truck still looks badass. Dirt does not stick. Water beads off like RainX is coating the entire vehicle. All I do now is lightly dust it and it looks freshly washed. I am officially a believer. I have told friends. I have told family. I have told random strangers. I have told clients and yes I am a home inspector so that means I tell a lot of people. I would honestly consider questionable favors for a discount code. No more car washes. MAXLONE won.

Eh. I like many have been overwhelmed with adds by maxl and while I did my diligence to look for real reviews, and their are a few, it's still hard to nail this stuff down. Tldr, it's too expensive and the longevity they claim is highly, if not completely, unachievable. I do not see this stuff lasting a year. If you need a year of protection, get a ceramic coating, cut, polish decon and coat it properly. If you need a few months.... Maybe this is ok. But the product itself is more marketing than functional. Go into the detailers groups on Facebook or reddit and look for it, it's pretty well reguaded as snake oil for the price at this point. Even chat gpt was highly skeptical finding no sds(safety data sheet) confirming the ingredients to say what this stuff is. I did bite the bullet myself to see if it was going to be worth it, going into winter months. I did my car and my wife's. It's ok. It didn't wow me. It reminds me of turtle wax seal and shine. Which is like $8-10 for a 16oz bottle in comparison. I gave it a fair try using smaller to larger applications, clean cars, the streaking is pretty bad I was able to buff it out but it wasn't a fun time. In the end, their are plenty of much cheaper options on the market, diy detail waterless washes and quick beads or seal n shine as mentioned before would work the same in effect at half the cost.

This really makes cleaning really easy. Really gives great mirror-like shine after light buffing. The body feels so smooth and slick. At first, I thought it was quite expensive and gambled on ordering it. Glad I did. Doing the math, it would pay for itself (2 packs set) after only 5 full wipes. As it described that it would take about 2 oz for the average car and that is true. Looking forward to keeping it up with subsequent cleaning/wiping.