20 Best Spray On Wax For Black Cars (2023 Updated)

LISTEN GUYS & GALS THEIR ARE SO SO MANY DIFFERENT PAINT TYPES SHADES BRANDS & WAYS. THESE PAINTS TODAY ARE SO THIN THAT IT CAN BE A NIGHTMARE FOR US BUSY BUSY FOLKS TO GET OUR BABIES LOOKING GOOD AFTER BAD WINTERS ESPECIALLY IN THE MIDWEST THE SALT** EATS THESE METALS & PAINT WAY FASTER THEN YEARS AGO!! & EVEN THOUGH THIS PAINT IS 100%THINNER!!! TURTLE WAX*** IS THE 1 I LOVE.

THEY CARE & CAREFULLY STUDY THESE PAINTS & GIVE IT ALL THEY CAN TO KEEP OUR BABIES LOOKING GREAT. HAVING A BLACK TRUCK IVE TRIED MANY OF THESE OTHERS THAT CLAIM THEIR GREATNESS!!! LISTEN IF YOU OWN BLACK VEHICLES YOU KNOW THE CONSTANT STICK ON DUST FINE DIRT AFTER RAIN & LIGHT WATER & DUST SPOTS STUCKON MAG BLACK POPULAR WHEELS ,LOWER PLASTICS ON FENDERS & DOORS CLOSE TO THE GROUND WITH LOWER OFFSET EVEN WORSE & MAG WHEELS & SUSPENSIONS THEM CONSTANT STICKON,SWIRLS, BUBBLES ETC,& AFTER LIGHT RAINS!!! ON BLACK & OR MORNING MILDEWS ARE THE WORST!!!!! SO WHEN TURTLE WAX TAKES THEIR LOVE & TIME FOR OUR BLACK BEAUTY’S & KICKS & RIDS ITS NEGATIVE THINGS LIKE THAT IT’S AWESOME PERIOD!!! FOR THE PRICE OF IT & STILL IS A1 FOR ANYTHING ON THE ROADS! SO NOT TO BE OFF KEY OR BORE YOU!!! I WANT2 THANK YOU TURTLE WAX FOR LOVING ALL OUR VEHICLES & YOUR TIME KNOWLEDGE EXPERIENCE & CREATING MORE & MORE AWESOME WAXES ETC!!! 1 THING ” YOU ROCK” I HOPE THIS NEW BLACK SERIES WILL OUTLAST THE OTHERS ON OUR BLACK PAINTS!!!! & KEEP MAKING OUR BABIES SHINE!!! REPELLING THE *** AWFUL THINGS THAT OUR BLACK BEAUTY’S ATTRACT!!! WE JUST WANT TO ATTRACT THE HOTTIES!!!.

OK as a quick detailer, but lousy as a wax. Very little black color and washes away after a couple of rains (aka: a couple of days in central Florida!). Use Turtle Wax Color Magic black instead if you want a wax that lasts longer and hides minor scratches/swirl marks well.

This stuff is so watery that I ended up using the remainder as a waterless car wash to remove minor water spots after the first disapointing try as a polish. Be careful with the Color Magic black though, it WILL stain your hands!.

I’ve tried your newest liquid wax with Carnuba on our 2020 Mercedes. It’s Black. It requires a lot of attention. I couldn’t be more impressed. Easy on, easy off! The shine? Best ever. Oh my!!! Suggestion: get some good quality cloths for wiping.

Try it!!! You won’t be sorry.

What a product! Install this product on my truck and even those days when you can’t clean the outside there’s no need. This stuff propels water and dirt off the truck it looks like you just washed it.

I’m sold!.

Have used on two different vehicles-one Hyundai Sonata and a 2002 Dodge pickup-The product has made them both much easier to keep clean and put a real luster to their paint job. Easy to use for surprising results.

Ive used the Chemical Guys Maxi-Suds for the past year but decided when I got my new truck to take my car care to the next level. I got their OG Clay Bar, Happy Ending and Waffle towels, and Banana Spray Wax.

The Banana Spray wax was the last step after Washing, Drying, and Clay Barring (with Lube). The Banana spray smells so good you want to eat it. And most importantly it wipes on and buffs easily with their happy ending or similar microfiber towel.

Its very forgiving, leaves no streaks or greasiness, and compliments high gloss paint perfectly. Perfect for in between yearly or seasonal waxes to extend wash cycles. Def recommend.

I’ve been using this product for years. It is a great preservative for plastics. It leaves no white residue. I’m not sure I’d call it a wax. The first ingredient is water and the second is silicone. I don’t use it on the exterior paint but it works good on the door jambs, hinges and under the hood on the plastics and rubber.

Yes. I’m OCD.

I have been using Turtlewax products for years and Turtlewax Ice for quite awhile. I have always tried to take care of my vehicles. My last vehicle was a black 1989 Chevy Astro van that I washed weekly and waxed 3 or 4 times a year but the paint job still deteriated.

I had used liquid waxes on it from Turtle wax to Meguirs and Zymoil. I now drive a 2002 Toyota Tacoma that is also black in color. I decided to do an experiment on this vehicle and that is after washing it once a week weather permitting I spray wax it after drying it out.

Just spray it on a small area and wipe it right off and move on to the next area. I use a microfiber towel and it only takes 10 or 15 minutes. I like the Turtlewax Ice because you can gat the spray on rubber trim windows etc.

and not have to worry about it hazing. My truck is now 13 years old and the paint job still looks like new. At first I thought that maybe Toyota used better paint than other manufacturers but the guy at the vehicle inspection station who had commented on how shiny the paint job was told me that he had seen plenty of Toyotas with fading paint jobs so I attributed the condition of my paint job to the frequent waxing with spray wax.

The wax must help sheild the paint from the UV rays from the sun which will deteriorate just about anything over time. To be honest I think just about any spray wax will protect the paint but I really like how easy the Turtlewax works so I will continue to use it and recommend to anyone that wants to protect their paint job especially if you use it after every wash job.

I first used this on my new Ford Mustang and was blown away by how shiny it was! And how easy!! Then put it on my old oxidized Mitsubishi Eclipse and wow, like a new clear coat! It even lasted several months outdoors in rain and shine.

Now I use it on everything: patio furniture, appliances, under the hood of the Mustang, anything that needs sealing. Also, so inexpensive compared to other products that can perform this well. And made by Turtle wax? Who woulda thunk?! I will obviously keep using it!.

Base car was a metallic black F31, had some scratch and swirl work done by me, but I have resisted the use of ceramic. My advise is do 2 panels at a time in warm environment, and you should get an outstanding result.

Very happy with the results using nothing but elbow grease and clean microfiber cloths. Also use gloves!! The black pigment in the polish is there for the car, not your hands!! Will try again to upload image of the results.

It I can guarantee you won’t be disappointed. Deepens the shine, and supply’s an awesome gloss finish. Parked it next to my mates merc who’s just spent £200 on a ceramic coating and there’s wasn’t a lot between the 2 cars!! 5 stars for me!!!.

I have used polishing machine with medium-heavy cut pad to apply wax in a cloudy day. car looks like a mirror now. most swirl marks are gone, and scratches covered. will apply again in 1, 2 months time to keep the shiny look.

Amazing. Brought a showroom shine to black car and very easy to apply and polish off. Also didn’t take much. Could easily polish my Range Rover 4 times with the bottle.

2010 black Tahoe set in Sun for 1 year in San Diego due to my extended overseas assignment. Got back to USA and knew I needed to restore paint. After 5 full polishes paint is restored. Super shiny. Glassy finish.

Superior product for black paint.

It is everything it says it is. While it does not fill larger cracks, it is everything it says it is. While it does not feel larger cracks, it certainly colors them and will even fill some hairline cracks.

It makes cracking on the vehicle very difficult to see. Its simply good stuff! MSR!!.

People, you`re spending $11 on a product, not $100! I`ve read a lot of reviews and some people are being unrealistic. This is a polish, not a scratch repair kit. It`s not a miracle worker, but it did cover two big SURFACE scratches I had.

I wish I had before and after pics, but to be honest, I didn’t expect such good results. I`ve waxed/polished cars for 30 years and granted, this is the first black car specific product I`ve ever used, but I`ve never been so impressed and satisfied after I`ve used a car care product before.

I purchased the Jet Black car wax for a longer lasting shine. Now, my co-workers want to drop their cars off for me to do!.

I was shocked when I used it for the first time to find that it smells like bubblegum. It’s a great shine. I cannot contest thus far as to how long the shine holds up compared to others because shortly after I used it for the first time it rained.

The rain did roll off of the car for the most part but after raining pretty heavily all day long, the shine wasn’t as apparent. But pre-rain, it gave her a great shine!.

I have multiple of Turtle wax other brand wax’s This is the best one I have used. It’s very hard to find but this product gets off little scratches and makes the car really shine. It also leaves a thicker protective coat on the car that makes it stand up to the Washington State Rain!.

The Express Shine is exactly that. just wipe it on with a light rubbing action and buff up with soft cloth for best results. Definitely no hard rubbing required so no problem to shine even a large car in a short time.

Providing the paint on your car is in good condition this product will keep it looking like new with minimum effort.

I purchased this product about two weeks ago as I was looking for a product that would contain Carnauba wax. The first test was on a small area and I was so happy to see a great result straight away! My whole car is now covered in this product and I will need to purchase another bottle very soon to have a spare while travelling around.

Thank you for the introduction to this new product as I love to look after my car!.

I only wash my cars by hand and use this product about every other wash or two. It leaves a spotless surface and the beading that takes place after the rain or the next wash is amazing. The extra step of using this keeps my cars cleaner and makes them much easier to wash thanks to the resilient barrier it creates.

Its also priced better than the competition in the stores, which is a definite plus !.

I was using 303 Automotive Spray Wax recently, when a friend stopped by. He asked what I was using, so I showed him the bottle. He walked around my SUV and said “looks like you’ve used that 303 Spray Wax on the hood and front bumper.

” I replied “yes, how can you tell?” He replied “it’s easy. those parts are much shinier than the rest of your SUV. ” He was right! I finished waxing the rest of the SUV, then handed him the bottle of 303 Automotive Spray Wax.

He said “you finished waxing in record time. why are you handing the bottle to me?” I said “I see your truck parked out there, in the street. it really needs some 303 Spray Wax. ” He happily took the bottle home and waxed his truck.

I doubt that I’ll see that bottle of 303 Automotive Spray Wax again!.

Finally, 71 degrees out today after 30+ inches of snow 3 week ago. Pulled the bike out of storage and went for a 3 hour ride. Upon returning home, the front of the bike had a couple dozen bugs on the fairing, forks and fender along with light water spray which dried on the lower frame.

The Speed Detailer made an easy job of cleaning up the bike. While up on the lift, I also tried the Quick Wax. Both products worked excellent. The Detailer removed the dried on bugs with almost no effort and the Wax went on silky smooth.

After wiping down the rims, I applied the Quick Wax to the rims as well to make future cleanings even easier. I could not believe how quick it was to complete the clean-up using these two products to keep your ride in perfect condition.

Now the weather predicts 1-2 inches of snow in about a week, so the bike is back in hibernation for another month or so. Thanks 303 for saving me a lot of time in cleaning up my bike after my ride today.

Purchased this after seeing a YouTube video about it used to get rid of water spots and it works. I have a dark gray car and always had nasty water spots after washing, my parking area has no shade so im always stuck washing it in the sun.

I mix this product 1:10 in a half gallon pump type sprayer and spray down the car after rinsing, let it sit for around 5 minutes then rinse again. Water seems to bead off easier and leaves a nice clear finish.

I can get away with 2 washes with 1 half gallon mix, so about 40 washes with 1 gallon of product. I’m surprised this product isn’t on every stores shelf, it’s a must have.

Liquid wax repelled water as advertised. Easy to apply. Wash your car with your favorite car wash then apply wax using a sprayer and wipe off. Mix as described with water. A little goes a long way. Next wash, dirt comes off easier.

When the car dries, no spots left behind.

I watched a video where a guy washed his car in 80-90 degree Texas heat. He showed how quickly the water spots formed after he washed and rinsed his vehicle. He sprayed the Formula 4 on the same area and then after rinsing, you could see the water bead off and not immediately spot.

He then wiped off any remaining water very easily. I duplicated this in similar temp heat and it worked just like in the video. I even tried it without wiping and I still had minimal water spots. I would still recommend to wash with good car wash to get built up dirt, bugs, and bee droppings (those little light orange/brown spots you wonder where they came from).

Then just spray from a bottle (I use a 3:1 or 4:1 ratio – Water: Formula4), and let set for just a few mins, then rinse with a good jet spray of water. Wipe down immediately and you’ll notice the difference.

At least I did.

Last weekend I performed a 2 step correction on the hood of my car. Due to the heat in the southeast, and lack of garage, I’ve been taking my time to correct my paint. I applied lucent on hood following the polishing step thinking I would have some protection.

I noticed some nice beading as it rained alot this week. This weekend I washed the car again to continue the correction and noticed the hydrophobic properties were all gone. Either I did something wrong, or chemical guys chemicals are just inferior.

I’ll be going back to seal and shine.

Purchased $200 worth of Chemical Guys products from S Campbell store in Springfield Mo. Used the citrus wash and the Lucent spray and shine so far. (Other items were the wrap detailer for wrapped vehicles and some leather cleaner and conditioner).

This product seems to do almost absolutely nothing. I’m extremely disappointed that it provided almost no difference at all before and after it’s use. Lucas slick mist is 100X better for less money. Terrible product, would not recommend.

I bought a leading manufacturer paint wax/scratch remover after reading some reviews to repair some minor scratches I had on my car and after 3 treatments there was not a significant improvement. Needless to say that this specific product was twice the price and smaller container.

Anyways, these minor scratches were there staring at me and it bothered me a bit so I gave turtle wax a go since is only a tener and I was not having huge expectations. Boy I was wrong. Applied a first coat and left it to dry a bit.

Applied another coat on top of the old one and polished by hand with a microfibre towel and the scratches were gone for good. Definitely a must have if you have a black car.

This product is so easy to apply and lasts at least 3 months. It will last best part of a year if you do this :- Wash your car – clay bar it, apply a good quality wax and buff to a shine. Apply this jet black spray wax over your newly washed and waxed car.

Use 2 sprays for doors, 3 to 4 sprays for bonnets and roofs (Less is more with this spray wax). Buff to a shine using micro fiber cloths. Reapply a second coat after 24 hours. If you get streaks just use a damp cloth to polish out.

Best wax I have ever used, Very Hype phobic. When it rains all the dirt on your car is just washed away leaving a shiny clean car. Good on glass and plastic too.

I bought this at the same time I bought a new car as some birds managed to do what they do on my shiny new car. After removing the affecting material the paintwork was stained and had a dull finish. I hoped that the turtle wax would remove the after effects of the bird attack and polish up the marks appropriately, this was not the case and didn’t restore the paintwork too well.

A bit dissatisfied with the product. The bird poop was relatively fresh and was removed as quickly as possible but still attacked the paintwork enough not to be restored by the wax/ polish….

The extreme poor performance of every tyre black that I have bought in the last twenty years inspired me to buy Turtle Wax Jet Black, Black Spray Detailer. Who would have thought that it was a polish for black cars only.

A lesson to be learnt, spend an extra day in Dubbo so you can read the specifications of everything you buy. Probably have to throw it out unless I can give it to the local undertaker. Worst thing, it had some tissue type paper covering the rear label and when I tried to get it off, the poor quality label came off as well.

It was not until I went on to the SuperCheap website that I could see that it was not tyre black. Anyone old enough to remember the olden days when you could buy tyre black that was black, not ugly shiny stuff that picks up dust like a magnet.

As a health care provider, I haven’t had the time this year to regularly wash or properly upkeep the paintwork of my vehicles. After running my black car through many car washes, it amassed a great amount of swirls/scratches ruining its once mirror shine.

I decided to take a weekend off and detail my car. I heard great things about the new hybrid solutions line from turtle wax and picked upped a bottle of this stuff and let me say WOW! The product chemistry is legit and delivers on its promises.

With one application the light swirls/scratches disappeared, paint is smooth as glass, and the gloss is dripping wet. Minimal product is needed to coat the entire vehicle, leaving you with several re-applications per bottle at a very low entry price.

Application process was a simple wipe on and wipe off, you can complete an entire sedan in under 30 mins. Good job Turtle Wax!.

I used this in conjunction with the polish from the same range on my 11 year old Audi with phantom black metallic paint. I washed and used a clay bar first as the paint was nasty. After the polishing stage it already looked good, but this wax really made things pop and the beading is amazing, it makes the car look like it’s bubble-wrapped! If it’s windy the spray will go everywhere, I ended up spraying the cloth and then applying it that way.

It was very easy on and off, as it’s a spray it’s obviously very ‘liquidy’ rather than goopy. Very different from waxes I’ve used before, but for the better.

this is my personal experience, just average amateur car owner. i expected this to be one and done process or at least once a year because it was a tiring process and i was disappointed. just 2-3 weeks exposure to heavy afternoon thunderstorm and pressure water cleaning, the coating washed off.

This my general process of my application, maybe someone here might point out if i missed an important process that i should or not have done. had the car washed in a local carwash establishment, let dry, let it cool down, parked in a shade in between trees (i dont have a personal indoor garage).

began applying the spray, shake it first before squeezing. i can say i over did it because there were streaking in the surface of the panels. car covered it, waited another 22-23 hrs and do it all over again for the 2nd coat.

i did not use the car during these period for the “curing”. thats it and the sealant still came off in just 2-3 weeks.

Bought this thinking I’d try out a ‘ceramic’ product on my nearly new metallic grey car. I’ve been using an older Meguiars synthetic product to add some gloss and protection after washing. This Turtle product is easy to spray on, but I find buffing it off difficult.

Plus the instructions don’t make it clear how quickly I can buff it off. I did one coat. And then after taking all that trouble of buffing (by hand), the ‘slick’ feel of the paintwork seems to go within 4 weeks! And that’s with my car parked in a garage almost all the time! Turtle Wax didn’t respond to several emails.

Will never use again, and wish I could return it.