DRIVEN Automotive Polish & Sealant for Super High Gloss Wet Look - Hydrophobic Top Coat & Polymer Polish Brightens & Enhances Finish with Non-Stick Protection - for Cars, Trucks, RVs, Boats & More

If you have a black car and have real hard water that leaves little white stains in your clear coat paint job. This is it, but will take work. I was going crazy with the white stains in the paint job of my black Challenger. Took Turtle wax rubbing compound, then Turtle Wax polishing compound, then Driven Finish Restorer then Driven Finish Polishing.Those white stain water marks are a thing of the past. You definitely need a buffer. ( got a cheap one at Harbor). And some hard labor. But after all said and done, Those hard water stains I see after washing the car, now are gone after a quick wax with Driven polish. They are no longer imbedded into the finish. If you have any stripes on the car, use Turtle Wax Ice for those areas. Does not leave any white crap dust in the edges.Took a lot of work but in the end it was way worth it. Now it's a breeze washing and waxing.Edit:Nov. 15 2017 Still on the same bottle with the same results. A side note I found for the black plastic around taillights, under door frames, front end area.and spoiler plastic parts. Going crazy finding something to clean and make them look black ! After lots of trials, It's Endust Multi-surface dusting spray. Pledge might work that's what I use to use on my motorcycle. All I know is the Endust cleans the plastic and leaves it looking black !!!! Sweet, took me over an hour to finally find something so easy. Hope it saves you some time.Not only dose it make the black plastic look nice, it removes any white wax marks you may have gotten on it.

I own a sparking graphite BMW which has a tendency to show swirls more. As a result I insist that I'm the only one to wash my car simply because I don't trust anyone else too.I bought a bottle of Driven from the Sacramento State Fair about 5 years ago and found myself immediately impressed with how good it was. It either hides or buffs out minor swirls and leaves your car feeling silky smooth. However the best trait of the polish is that you can apply it on a dark car in the blazing sun and it still wipes off with zero effort. I recently ran out of this polish so I went to the local auto shop and bought Meguiar's Ultimate Polish to polish up the car prior to waxing it. Almost immediately I regretted buying the product as I struggled to get the polish buffed out no matter how small I kept the area I was working on. Admittedly I wasn't doing it in a shaded garage but it was also not that hot of a day. Likely I've just been spoiled by years of using Driven Automotive Polish. After about 1 hr of struggling with the Meguiars I took out my "empty" bottle of Driven and shook out what I could and was able to finish the entire car in less than 20 minutes (also used it to remove the pasty marks left by the Meguiars). I was going to wax the car after using Driven but changed my mind as I was pretty tired from struggling with the Meguiars. The cool thing is that I'm not certain you need to wax after using Driven (if the manufacturers could comment, that would be great). I never have and it's always been fine...maybe wax would be overkill.After that I went back to my apartment and ordered up a new bottle of Driven. This will likely be the product I use for the rest of my life on my vehicles. It's easy to use, smooth, and leaves a nice finish, and protects the paint. If you do it once you likely will only have to take your car to the spray car wash, rinse it off with high powered water, and dry it off with an Absorber. Then in a few months, use the Driven polish again and your car will look as good as new.Honestly I think this is the best product out there. I've tried just about every polish/wax and this is the best hands down. I'm surprised that they don't carry this at O'Reilly's or Autozone. If they did, the Driven folks would make millions. Nothing compares...buy it, your car will love you for it.

easy to put on and remove don't know about how long it lasts just put it on

Decades ago I used diamond shield synthetic, nothing stuck to it, tar, bugs, wipe off with water.Discontinued long ago, I searched for it and found this Driven all polymer -Best Shine Ever.Nothing sticks to it, lick your finger and wipe off tar!Stays slick for 5-6 months but shine and slickness wear off notably after 4 months.Ok to build it up which I've done for years.If your car is older it's best to use a good cleaner wax first, I was amazed how much dirt I waxed out of the clearcoat with McGuiars cleaner wax.Great value, I can wax my Mustang convertible 6 times with one bottle and that includes all windows and mirrors - rain just blows right off while driving, leaving clean windows.

I’ve used all the top end waxes, and this is the greatest auto polish I have ever found.Words cannot describe how the shine and depth of color Driven Auto Polish has created on two antique cars. It is also the best chrome polish I’ve ever seen. They should put it in little bottles too and sell it for chrome asIf you are looking to change the game with your car’s finish, welcome home! Thank you Driven! I’ve bought 3 bottles already!.

Purchased this on a whim and I am glad I did. I have been a Meguaires fan for a long time. I normally use the 105,205, Sealant and then Hi-Tec yellow wax. The Hi-Tec Yellow is a very good wax but generally needs to be reapplied every month. After having tried DRIVEN Polish, I will never use the Hi-Tec Yellow wax again. DRIVEN Polish is easier to apply, hence faster, and the surface finish after application seems much smoother. After application it appears to give a much glossier shine that lasts and lasts. It's been two months since the initial application and it looks and feels the same now as the day I applied it. It will forever replace my Hi-Tec Yellow wax and before the next re-application of DRIVEN PolishI I will try the DRIVEN Finish Restorer in place of the Meguaires 205 polish I have used in the past. It's hard for me to get excited over a new car product but this polish is the best I have ever used.