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I agree. I used it on my jeep for a while. Only lasts a month or two then has to be done again. It is nice that it doesn't leave a residue at all so I'll keep using it myself.
I tried it and didn't like it. It left the paint feeling greasy, didn't really seem to shine up the paint that well and just didn't impress me. Ill stick to carnauba wax.
Saw a side by side with this vs. Zaino and Meguires NXT vs. Zaino. Zaino blew them out of the water. Top it off with a coat of P21S Carnuba and there's nothing better IMO.
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