Chemical Guys Chemguys Hydroslick

Reynold product and hard to find. Walmart had it and I got it fast

I'm no expert and never applied a ceramic coating before so didn't know what to expect. So i tried the hydro slick ceramic after seeing great reviews. And man oh man were they right. This stuff seemed like i applied a sheet of glass on my truck. Just applied a little bit at a time on the microfiber pads they supply(sell) waited a minute or 2 and buffed it out with a microfiber rag.

I applied to tesla model Y Midnight silver. Outside in cool temp. Small area at a time. Don't wait 1-2 minutes.. wait like 15-20 seconds. I did 3 coats. It looks freaking amazing. Month 3 and car washes are still very easy. I'm expecting I'll reapply every 6-8 months... i don't have garage and my car always parked outside.

Was unable to find this product in any automotive stores and a friend said that WM had it. Ordered it

Terrible. I only waxed 2 doors and the hood. Wax was gelled and would not rub into a shine.

So easy to use, and such a great finish! Much easier to do than the C9, so I'll keep using this one.

I used this as a step in a detail on a 1998 mustang. Love how it turned out. Also used it on the windshield. Works great and the car is slick. Had a little trouble with it getting grainy. It was the first time I used it. Will use again

I can not rate this product because I never received it, and walmart has refused to replace or refund me for their mistake even after two different representatives promised they would.

I had really high hopes for this product but it just did not meet my satisfaction. The product came out like thick chunky jello (not sure If this is normal or not?). I had a hard time spreading the product thin (actually got the microfiber cloth "stuck" on the product while my hand was in motion and made my wrist buckle. When buffing off after the desired time it was very hard and involved a great deal of force to buff the product off. 2 days later pollen and wet marks from the road stuck to my car and I used a quick detailer spray to clean it up.

Within the last month, I bought Chemical Guys hydroslick ceramic coating hyperwax. I won't do that again. I have washed, waxed, and treated cars for 30+ years. I have not had this kind of difficulty in waxing or treating my car. First, though I just received the bottle directly from Chemical Guys, I think it had congealed, or I am really surprised by the texture. It was not in a typical wax or paste form, or even a thick liquid. It was more like gelatin. It didn't spread or apply well, even with a Milwaukee polisher. Second, because of its congealed form, it kept coming off the pad and would fall to the ground at any sort of angle. It made a mess and was wasteful. Third, it was extremely difficult to buff off. I felt like I had to use a lot of arm strength to remove it. Chemical Guys butter wax is much easier in its application and buffing. The end product looks good, but it does not look any better than other waxes I've used that were not as expensive and easier to apply. For the price and effort, I was disappointed.