Adam's Polishes H2O Guard & Gloss (Gallon) - Car Detailing Hybrid Top Coat Silica Sealant, Car Wax & Polish Quick Detailer | After Car Wash Seals, Shines, and Protects All Exterior Surfaces

One word: Awesome! And no, no one paid me for this review. This is from recent experience with this product.My brother told me about Adams. He went on and on about how great it was. Of course, I was skeptical about it. I have tried numerous wash and spray wax products (Mothers, Meguires, Turtle Wax) but I must say, this is simply the best I have used! I love the convenience of just spraying it on after washing my car and then waxing while I'm drying.The other products did the same, but with Adams, you can see immediate results. The shine and sheen of the paint job is highly visible. And the best part of this spray is that you can spray it on everything: plastic, wheels, glass. The other products were not as versatile as Adams. It really brings the shine back to plastic as well. Yes, it is pricey but I definitely will be buying this again. It does the job. I will probably by the big gallon because just the spray alone for an SUV was not enough.Some advice: Like the instructions say, the cloth you use to dry must be wet. I advise a soft microfiber towel when utilizing this product. Adams has their own towel, but I used my own and I think it did fine.

Works great

I bought this not knowing what I was getting in to. No one I know had ever used it before. I bought a new car 3 months ago and detailed it myself, gave it a couple of coats of wax. There was no way I was spending $1000 on a ceramic coating so I decided to see what this stuff was about. I just gave the car a hand wash and while it was soaking wet, sprayed the Guard & Gloss on one panel at a time. I did everything, the glass, paint, wheels and black plastic trim. I am still amazed at the results. The car looked even better than it did after the wax.The directions say to use it every couple of months, but I wash my car at least once a week, because it sits under a carport and not in a sealed garage. With just the wax, there was a layer of dust on the car the day after a wash. With this stuff, it takes days for dust to settle and the car looks freshly detailed for much longer.I've been using the Guard & Gloss every 3 or 4 washes and during the in between washes, the water beads everywhere. It's even easier to dry it off. I love this stuff so much, I ordered a gallon of it. The bottle was good for 5 treatments on my rather large car and it is very easy to use.I can't recommend this stuff enough. If your car is detailed and waxed, this stuff protects it just fine. I don't see any need to spend all that money on a fancy ceramic coating as long as I have a bottle of G&G laying around.

This stuff is insane. I love this product for a few reasons: 1. It allows me to safely dry my truck without scratching, 2. It refreshes the base layer of wax and extends the protection, 3. It's safe for all surfaces and even helps protect my nano coated black plastics and even keeps the rubber window seals and seals on my tonneau cover, and 4....of course it's the gloss. Seriously amazing shine. I honestly think I get more excited about my paint after using this stuff than after I apply a true base coat of carnauba wax. It is a tad pricey but for what you get in that bottle, hell I'd pay more for it. I showed my buddy who is a detailing enthusiast like myself and he was blown away by how wet my white paint looks. White is a difficult color to make pop and shine deep. But this really makes that paint look dripping wet. So using this is easy but most make the mistake of spraying too much on each section they're drying. Only a couple fine mists per section (i.e. a door or fender or half a hood) is all you need. It may streak if you use too much but don't worry just wipe with the damp towel and dry real quick and it buffs out effortlessly.

I've been using Mckees Hydro Blue SIO2 Coating, which is the easiest thing on the planet to use, spray on wet car, rinse, dry car, great results, done. However, ever since I first saw the Adam's H20 I've wanted to try it and when I saw it on a lightning deal I grabbed it immediately. Although I do like the end result for the most part, I think it is a much bigger pain in the butt to use, therefore it's almost not worth it.If you wash your car in the fall or the spring it might not be as much of a pain because your car doesn't dry nearly as fast. However trying to use it in June or July when the weather is hot as soon as you wake up, that's when it becomes an act in futility. I wash the car and then try to keep it wet so I can spray the Adams on with one hand and then use a damp towel to spread it with the other hand and then you have to immediately dry it (before it dries itself) with a microfiber towel in your third hand...apparently. Im short on hands, if anyone has an extra, throw one this way please. Inevitably because I have to do it so fast I end up missing some and it gets streaky. The end result, if done correctly, does look pretty good and does last a while, however as I've stated before, the ease of using the McKees sio2 just blows this out of the water and that lasts months, with a hard glass-like shell you can feel on the paint. I don't get that same feeling of glass from Adams. In the end, I will definitely use the rest of the bottle, but I will not be purchasing another.

I love that this product is safe for plastics and can also be used on glass. I use this during the non winter months everytime I wash. Good beading with this product and helps keep the plastics dark and fresh looking. Gloss level is decent and a little goes a long way. Adam's has upgraded to a new scent profile on this which is watermelon and it smells great. Easy on easy off. Great way to seal your exterior from the elements quickly. This is definitely not the longest lasting product for protection but typically the longer the protection the harder it is to apply and is only for paint so I have no issues with 2-4 month durability. The only thing I don't use this on for the exterior is my taneau cover and tires. I use aero 303 and hyper dressing for that. The pics above is my non garaged daily driver. Not bad looking for an almost 10 year old vehicle. Thanks Adam's for a great product!