Phoenix E.O.D.Titan Hybrid Detailer (Gallon) - Hybrid Ceramic Coating Detail Spray That Shines, Cleans & Protects - Top Coat Car Wash Polish & Paint Protectant - Longer Lasting Than Car Waxes

I purchased a small bottle of this about a year ago, I used it up in about 2-3 months and it was amazing, wiped off crystal clear like glass cleaner and left the windows and paint extremely soft and glossy. If you would touch the paint it felt like a fresh coat of wax. It would last about 2-3 weeks. I washed the car weekly and completely noticed the difference the way the water and foam would just slide off the car. Drove threw rain a few times and it was spot free dry by the time i got back home. I figured if this product is this good I should try a few other brands maybe there’s something better, fast forward a year and about half a dozen other brands and I’m back to this in gallon size. After washing the car dry the vehicle completely, I pull into the garage and spray a panel at a time. Smear the product with a plush microfiber as if your drying a car with a wet towel. Flip the towel over to the dry side or use a secondary plush microfiber and wipe it dry to a polish. That’s it, do one panel at a time. Repeat every 2-3 weeks. Paint becomes super glossy and looks as if you just waxed the car. In my experience it last about 3 weeks but I do drive about 120 miles a day and wash the vehicle once a week. I use a 600-700gsm microfiber towel.

I'm on my 3rd gallon of this product. I apply it as a drying aid after every wash. An excellent "topper" for a ceramic coated vehicle. Very slick and smells great if that matters to you. One of the few products I've used that doesn't streak when applied correctly.

The product was not better than all the other garbage that detailers push on Youtube these days. This product does not even come close to the best products like Carpro, Wolfgang or Gyeon etc. Slickness was way below average, gloss levels below average, not to mention the smell was god awful like a toilet bowl deodorizer. Stick with the known names if you care for your paint.