Ultimate Auto Polish/Finish, Approved and Sold by World's Professionals - 16 Fluid Ounce

I have been using Liquid Glass car polish since the late 1980’s/early 1990’s. I had a Mach1 Mustang and did the car show circuits back then. The level of shine and protection I got on my show car led me to use this product on my regular drivers. Through the years people have always commented on how clean my cars look. Liquid Glass bonds with your paint and forms a hard surface that helps to reduce rock chips and lets bugs and tar glide right off with ease. If you take your time and lay down multiple coats on the first application, the finish will last a long time. Personally, I put down 7 coats. When I do, sometimes I’ll go 6 months to a year with just washing or hitting it with a detail spray and at a year, water is still beading on my paint. This is an incredible product. I see some people saying it’s hard to remove. It actually isn’t. The first coat you apply will actually help to remove some dirt and impurities as well and it will be slightly tacky when you go to wipe it off. The second coat will go on more smooth and come off more smooth. The third coat even more so…. And so on as you increase in coats of coverage. Increasing in coats also lets you go thinner and thinner with the product as you need less the more you go. The product does need to sit a few hours between coats. You should be doing at least 2 coats to get started, 3 if you have time. If you’re really particular like me, again, I do 7. The more coats, the deeper and richer the shine. I just picked up a GMC Yukon Denali. I have 7 coats of Liquid Glass on this vehicle. I started with a full bottle and I probably have just under a quarter bottle left. I could easily get another 3-4 coats on the entire vehicle with what’s left in the bottle. That should give you an idea about how much coverage you can get from one bottle. The Yukon is WAY larger than a normal sized vehicle. I will post some pictures of the Yukon here. The interesting thing is that this vehicle is white. Due to the nature of white paint reflecting all light, it is typically hard to get a decent shine from a white vehicle. By the way.. this is a 2021 Denali. This is 2025. It’s 4 years old. Keep that in ind as well while you view the photos. As a side note, I also use Liquid Glass on the exhaust tips, chrome and plastic trim, headlights, tail lights, marker lights…. It keeps all those pieces looking factory new, even years later. I even use it on the glass. It beads water and sheds it from the glass keeping the side windows clear and assisting the wipers in clearing the windshield.

This is not like the liquid glass from years ago, but still amazing! Shines beautifully on my silver vehicle! Would definitely recommend!

Very easy to apply and dries very quickly. Shines and protects for years. This is the best car protection, better than the ceramic coatings and other current products out there. Believe me as I've used this for over 40 years and keep on using it to coat my new and used vehicles. You must do sections at a time as it dries quickly into chalklike appearance and it is kinda hard to remove the excess unless one keeps on polishing the surface to remove excess applications.

Best wax ever

Better than Ceremic in my opinion, goes on fast same as off, no waiting like the Ceremic.