MAXEasy® Instant Automotive Coating 2.0 Powered by Triphene® - 20oz for Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles, Boats, and Planes (1-Pack)

I am writing to express my appreciation of this great product I recently purchased from Amazon. I applied it to my 2014 Lexus RX-350 as directed. However, after a few hours, I noticed unsightly spots on the car’s windshield. I have to say I was concerned and after reading these other bad reviews I thought I made a bad choice on buying. However, after carefully analyzing what I did I realized that I didn’t removed the product completely as directed in the instructions. To remediate I just wet my car windshield and other spotted windows using a a thick microfiber to dry it once more time. I was able to remove the spots by putting muscle into it until all spots were gone. Now my truck has the best shine it had in a long time. It’s been two weeks and after driving my truck through rain a couple of times the truck is as shinny as the first day I applied the product.Based on my experience, I’ll do my wife’s car next but this time I’ll work a section at the time instead the whole car at once as I did with the truck.The product performs as published and is really easy to use. Just don’t rush it like I did and you’ll get the results you desire.Regarding the value for the money and durability I’m sure I can talk about that when I buy my next bottle next year.

For starters, I SELDOM take the time to write a review but I feel that the performance of this product (MAXEasy) is most definitely worth taking the time to submit one.I've been detailing for 20 years now and am always on the hunt for something better, something more durable, something that is easier to apply that doesn't sacrifice any of the other "must have" qualities when it comes to a detailing product. THIS product is a must have.I've read a lot of the "less than 5 star" reviews on this product and for the life of me, I cannot understand how and why any of these people find this product to be less than superb. There are two ways to apply this product: A) spray on / rinse off and B) mist on / wipe off. Hands down, I prefer the "Mist on & Wipe Off" method as I feel it gives me greater control of the product (though I have used the "Spray on / Rinse off" method to get the product into very tight areas). This is a "Less is More" product, meaning: If you use more than you need, you're gonna be wasting product AND creating more work for yourself. If you choose to "spray on then rinse off" then MAKE SURE you dry the vehicle as soon as you're done...otherwise you WILL wind up with spotting that won't go away without having to re-polish your vehicle. Follow the directions!The product states that it leaves a SLICK and HYDROPHOBIC finish on your vehicle. I guess the definition of these two words are subjective to the user. It most definitely DOES leave a VERY hydrophobic layer of protection. This makes drying your vehicle almost effortless. As for "Slick"... I'd have to say: Not really. I have used A LOT of different products in my time and there are some that I have used that bring new meaning to the word "slick"...this is not one of them. What this product DOES leave is a finish that I feel is best described as being: Smooth, Silky and Luxurious. It actually feels "Thick". It's REALLY hard to find the right words that accurately describe the way a surface "feels" but if you've spent as much time as I have detailing vehicles, you'll know what I mean. A better analogy might be comparing two flashlights. Both are the same size, both are rechargeable and both offer the same amount of lumens (light output) BUT one is made of plastic, the other is made of an aircraft grade titanium. Both give you light at the push of a button but you can "feel" the difference in quality. There's really no comparison. You get what you pay for and I believe MAXEasy is more like the flashlight that is make of an aircraft grade titanium. IF I had to choose ONE word that describes MAXEasy, it would be...Quality!As for value, I'd say that the product is fairly priced...because it delivers and a little goes a long way. I like to re-apply a "touch up" application of this product after every 3rd or 4th wash (though the vehicle is NOT in need of it). I'm of the mindset that: "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure". As such, I do not wait for the effectiveness of a product to completely wear away before re-applying another coat. I know that MAXL One is more expensive because it contains lubricants that allow it to be used as a "water-less wash". I can understand how MAXL One would be beneficial to someone living in an area with water restrictions or perhaps, someone living in an apartment without access to an exterior water source or for someone who takes no pleasure in washing their vehicle whatsoever. As for me, I really enjoy washing and detailing my vehicles so for now, MAXEasy is my go to choice. I have applied this product to my Jeep Gladiator 3 times, my wife's Jeep Wrangler 3 times and my Kia Optima 1 time and still have about 6 or 7 ounces left out of the 20 oz bottle. I WILL be reordering this product. I only wish that Amazon offered it in the gallon size. I know the gallon size is available if purchasing MAXL One...why not MAXEasy? I guess I'll have to order it from the manufacturers web site.To sum it all up, there is NOTHING about this product that displeases me. Its very easy to apply, provides a wonderful gloss, adds depth to the shine, is extremely hydrophobic and somehow manages to "deepen" or "saturate" the color of the paint its being applied to! KUDOS to this company!

I purchased a brand new $70,000 Ford F150, and it was literally just a week old when I used the MAXL spray. I purchased this stuff after seeing ads for it all over Facebook. I followed the directions: I wet the truck down, sprayed per instructions on the bottle, rinsed the truck off, and immediately tried to dry it with a micro fiber cloth, that's when I realized that my ENTIRE TRUCK is coated with hazy spots. Even my windows are coated in it and it is actually hard to see out my windows.I reached out to the company via email right away, and after a few days, they responded with a whole list of things that could have caused it including a "chemical reaction to the clear coat that Ford may have put on my vehicle". Their recommendation was for me to spend hours hand polishing my truck and to use a magic eraser on all of my windows. I requested they pay someone local to do this for me and they never responded even after sending two additional follow-up emails.It has now been almost a month, and my truck paint looks terrible, and honestly pretty embarrassing, all because of this product. I gave their customer support the benefit of the doubt to make it right and I was met with silence. Had I known that this stuff could conflict with the manufacturer's paint, I would have NEVER done this! If you have a new vehicle I would HIGHLY SUGGEST thinking twice about getting near this product! If I save just 1 person of ruining their vehicle, this review will be worth it!