Trade Valet Hi-Wax Rinse Instant Shine - 20 Applications, 5 L

Works Really Well Great Shine and Value The CarPlan Trade Valet Hi-Wax Rinse Instant Shine (5 L) is solid stuff! It delivers a great glossy finish and makes the car look refreshed without a lot of effort. Easy to use and effective I noticed a nice shine every time I rinsed the car. With around 20 applications, it’s good value for money too. Definitely worth it if you want a quick, shiny finish!

Great stuff, works just like the product they add to the car wash for an extra £ 2.00. Gives that glossy finish. I added via my nilfisk jet wash through the bottle on the end of the lance. Easy to apply. Would be worth getting your paintwork in order and maintaining it with this in between. Water rolls off nicely afterwards.

This product is good if you haven't got time to apply a wax coat... It works similar to a spray-on wax but not anywhere near the same standard, think of it as more of a drying aid as it does offer some water repellency and is very easy to apply (I use a spare karcher snowfoam dispenser for power wash)... ... Just remember to properly polish your front windscreen glass afterwards! Its not going to give you an awe-inspiring showroom finish but it's fine for a quick wax-like coat if time is restricted and will last a week or 2, making your next wash a bit easier.

I'm so impressed with this product. I first tried it in 2023. I put 75% water in a gallon , then top up to full slowly to avoid throthing. I use a 1lt hand pump.pressuse plant sprayer. Just wet the car up with the garden hose. Leave it a min. Then spray the the whole car, starting with the roof, and work down.only just felt the car damp with the wax rinse. Car brush it in, but do not brush in on the windscreen. As is takes ages to wipe if the wax with the wipers. Wash down again, dry if you want. Walk away, and see the car gleam the next day. Plus when it rains, the dust and dirt just runs off.

I've been using this for about 5 years after years of trying to get frustrating water spots off paintwork with other products. I find that the rain beading lasts about 3 -4 weeks and the finished surface seems to shed light dirt and stay shiny for that time. I use a plain good quality shampoo without added wax first. The trick is to ignore the instructions, mix it 50/50 or 2 parts water to one part rinse and apply it with a garden sprayer set to a fine spray then wipe over with a noodle and finish off with a microfibre cloth. It is cheap enough and the last 5 litre bottle I bought has lasted 18 months washing 3 cars.

Leaves a nice finish that helps to stop dirt sticking, I applied it diluted using a garden sprayer after washing the car, they go for a brisk drive to dry.

I use this stuff after every wash, as it's so easy to use as part of the drying process after a car wash. I spray it onto a soft microfibre cloth and use the Hi-Wax Rinse damped cloth to part-dry the car and remove most of the water after the main wash & rinse, then buff dry to a shine. (I came to this method after a fair bit of trial and error after I found spraying it on the car resulted in too much waste.) It's very quick and easy to use, and gives good results and is great value for money once I worked out how not to waste . Highly recommended!

I usually buy demon but thought I'd try this as the usual purchase wasn't available for some reason. it's good but it doesn't have such a high shine when it's dried off. I may buy again but only if my usual isn't available