Autoglym Rapid Ceramic Spray, 500ml – Tropical Scented
Autoglym Rapid Ceramic Spray, 500ml – Tropical Scented Ceramic Coating Car Spray For Superior Paintwork Protectio
Ceramic Hybrid Formula
Rapid Ceramic Spray quickly bonds to your paintwork to create a protective barrier for maximum resistance against the natural environment.
Long-lasting Protection
Receive durable hydrophobic protection which causes water to swifly glide off your vehicle.
Apply on a wet car for protection up to 6 weeks and apply on a dry car to get protection for up to 3 months.
Easy to Use
Simply spray Rapid Ceramic Spray onto wet or dry paintwork surfaces and buff with a microfibre cloth.
Deep Gloss Finish
The tropical scented coating product creates an unmistakeably glossy finish.
| Weight: | 570 g |
| Dimensions: | 23.7 x 8.9 x 4.1 cm; 570 Grams |
| Brand: | Autoglym |
| Model: | RCS500EUR |
| Manufacture: | Autoglym |
| Dimensions: | 23.7 x 8.9 x 4.1 cm; 570 Grams |
Car has a G3 coat on it. But decided to just add this, And what a product Mega impressed. Simple to apply simple to take off again , note USE sparingly…
I was becoming displeased with my cars ceramic coating until I realised I should have been giving it a boost every so often with something like this. So far so good.
I’ve used this today and I’m very impressed with this product.
Very easy to use and apply, spray on, buff up and the shine is wonderful.
Far better than my usual ‘super resin polish ‘, I’ll continue using this from now on.
Excelle
Leaves a nice silky smooth finish that water won’t stick to. It’s not like wax where you have a white powdery substance you need to buff off, it’s more like wiping on WD40 then polishing it off, it really is that easy. I’m recommending this to my friends because I’m so impressed with it. I did one panel at first and ran the back of my hand across it and compared it to the untreated area, the difference is amazing, it’s like going from silk to 1200 grade wet and dry.
Get some and try it you won’t be disappointed.
Bought this thinking it would be slightly better than a cheaper rival but it is harder to apply and not as long lasting so will be going back to that rival after I use this up
The car looks like new and I am happy with the Finnish to the paintwork but it’s not exactly what I saw in the video it must have been a new car they were washing.
I decided to do it dry as that was the preferred application and I was impressed but the video did tend to exagerate.
Exactly as described, leaves a great shine very impressed, do small areas at a time it dries quickly and then needs more buffing. Not the best iv used but does look good
Used this for the first time treatment on a new vehicle. Very easy to use (applied when car was dry). Even though car was very new, treated surfaces felt much smoother and slick compared to the untreated areas.
Pleasant fragrance (although hardly important). Very good wet beading as expected. 3 stars for longevity as too soon to evaluate.
This is so easy to apply and gives an incredibly deep gloss shine and protection. Have used a number of similar products in the past but this is far superior!
This really does live up to its name. So easy to apply and with amazing results. I was pleasantly surprised by the scent, it made it a more enjoyable task. Wax on, wax off, could not have been easier.
Always try to apply on dry clean surfaces. I wash my car with free wax shampoo let it dry properly and apply a nice coat . Usually 1 bottle is enough for 3 or 4 moths . I do it every month in summer and every 2 moths in winter time because it’s rain and dirty anyway. Works amazing.
I wiped it over my motorbikes brand new engine and all possible places including plastic and metal while it was new, and now it hopefully will stay looking new for longer.
When I did wash it after getting muddy, the dirt fell off and the water just run off leaving the bike as new.
It is far more effective than the usual polish I have been using for decades. So new technology does work sometimes !
Recommended you won’t be disappointed.
This product works. I washed the car with Autoglym foaming shampoo and thoroughly dried it with a microfibre towel. The instructions state that applying to a dry surface increases the durability of the product.
It was easy to apply. Spray directly onto the car, one panel at a time. I divided the large roof area into 4. Once dry I buffed off with a large microfibre cloth then finished with a finer one. So easy, anyone familiar with Aquawax will love this product.
No residues and a gleaming finish which beaded up really well in the rain. I can’t report on the durability of the finish yet but so far it looks great after two washes.
Recommended.
In fact I used it this weekend, right after trying to again give turtle wax the benefit of the doubt…but no…turtle wax’s ceramic spray is a right waste of both money and time. Turtle wax leaves blotches / streaks that are like a sap residue. I’d fully cleaned the car (which was a good thorough clean) and again turtle wax made it look like I shouldnt have bothered. I used Autoglym sprayed both sparingly on a microfibre cloth and also in small areas direct to the paintwork and not only did it fetch off these residue marks but it left the paint like it had had a really good wax and polish.
Trying to rub off the turtle wax product without using autoglym was a chore. With it it’s an easy wipe off and it does look all the better after having used it.
I did notice there was a nice smell from the Autoglym product but I tried not to breathe it in much as my eyes aren’t good enough to read the small print on the bottle…and I like my lungs 🙂
I couldnt advise how long the effect on the paintwork lasts but it certainly survives a number of polishes and rain does bead nicely. It understandably can’t cope with preventing the saraha desert from being dumped on your car after a storm though!
I seen this and thought it was worth giving it a go. One of my cars was well overdue a good treatment after months of just giving it a quick wash so I figured I’d go back to Autoglym and check out the ceramic spray.
I’d read some reviews that said that it was difficult to remove. My experience was that it was the easiest product I can remember using. I’m guessing that they hadn’t prepped well.
I washed the car and then clay barred it all over. After that I used a dual action polisher with some compound to remove some mild swirling.
I applied the ceramic spray one panel at a time using a microfibre pad. I sprayed it directly onto the pad to avoid overspray and then did a few slow passes across the panel on both directions. Almost immediately I used a clean microfibre cloth to buff it off. It literally shines up in seconds. As an extra measure I then used a microfibre bonnet over a polishing pad on the dual action polisher. This last step isn’t really necessary. I’m really pleased with the results. A wet look deep shine.