Armor All Extreme Shield Protect & Shine Ceramic Wax, Color Changing Spray Car Wax, 16 Fl Oz Bottle

One of the best.

To begin with I have heard alot of mixed reviews on Armor All Products and I can honestly say myself I have used a lot of high products like Car Pro, Shine Supplies , Koch Chieme, Turtle Wax Etc, but for high end products you are paying a good amount just to have your vehicle clean , after trying this Armor All ceramic interior and Car Pro Pearl interior diluted 1:5 I noticed that they have similar “shine” I’m starting to believe most UV protectant products will always leave some kind of shine regardless unless you really buff it all away, I been recently using a lot of Armor All Products and getting the same results I would get using a high end high quality products , I haven’t tried all armor all products but so far I haven’t had any issues with streaking , sticky feel or anything like that, I honestly would recommend DIY people to use armor all as it’s much cheaper and you will still get great results, so far I’m not disappointed at all it’s easy to apply , dries quick , and wipes away easily , the ceramic protector it has works great it actually helps my interior not collect dust at all. Highly recommend DIY people to use Armor All its cheaper and will give great results if used properly.

I grew up using Armor All and it was our go to item when it came to our cars. The only complaint I have is the bottle. The stream does not come out of the bottle very well when you squeeze the trigger.

Armor All Protectant Spray: Provides a noticeable shine and UV protection to vinyl, rubber, and plastic surfaces. Helps prevent cracking and fading. It can attract dust if overapplied.

Works great

car shines great

Works great

If you’re looking for Armor All, this isn’t it. This is some weird different product that doesn’t work like Armor All. I’ve been using Armor All for 30 years and used to be a professional detailer. I know what Armor All is and how it works. This isn’t it.First of all, it’s very thick. Like the consistency of hand lotion. It’s so thick that the sprayer doesn’t work, so you have to pour it out. The only way to get it to kind of work is to pour a large glob onto a rag and this will cover about 1 square foot of area. You’re supposed to let it air dry, but when you do you get horrible looking overlaps. If you try to buff it to smooth it out, you get an uneven shine. There is no win and it’s a slow, tedious, and frustrating process of tying to get small connected areas to all blend while wet. I could Armor All my whole car in 10-15 minutes and use like 1/5th of the bottle. I spent over an hour, used the whole bottle, and didn’t even do the whole car.Overall, it just didn’t work. The dry areas are still dry, the good areas have an uneven shine, and any smooth plastic has streaks, so it looks worse than it was before. I think maybe this is supposed to be used as a protectant to put on brand new plastic, but it does not work as a hydrater and restorer like traditional Armor All, despite it saying that it is right on the bottle.