Chemical GuysWAC_118_16 JetSeal Anti-Corrosion Sealant and Paint Protectant, Safe for Cars, Trucks, SUVs, Motorcycles, RVs & More, (16 fl oz), White

I’ve been working on cars and cleaning cars my whole life. This is one of the best products I’ve ever used.

I love this stuff. I recently purchased a car in June 2017. I wish I would have found this the day I purchased my car because it would have made my summer so much easier. I have a black vehicle and if a leaf touches it, it scratches the paint. I spent the entire summer pretty much doing nothing but detailing and going insane trying to get rid of blemishes and scratches. Towards the beginning of fall I knew I wanted one last really good detailing job before the winter. I knew a regular wax wasn't going to last all season so I had to find something different. I happened upon this product and purchased a small bottle of it because I just wasn't sure if it would really work.It is so easy to put on and it's so easy to take off, I just did both by hand. It made my car so shiny that even the resident car guy at my job was impressed and now wants to buy some. It's been about 2 months and it's still going strong. I'm telling you bugs(freaking dirtbag bugs) don't even stand a chance because they hit my car and just slide right the hell off☠Since it's getting so much colder I've just been going to touchless car washes about once a week. The water still beads off and it almost looks like I've just gotten done hand washing it. Sap, which is the bane of my existence, comes right off, no problem. And a little goes a long, long way. I purchased a 4 oz bottle and I will easily be able to do my car 5 times with it, if not more. I have a Nissan Juke so it's not a huge car, but you get the idea.I will absolutely be purchasing this product again when I run out. Honestly one of the best things I've found.Update- First of all, I ended up purchasing the big bottle of this so I can have it... forever. We are well into winter now and the sealant is still holding up really well. We had a couple of nice days here and there so I have been able to get out and hand wash a few times. I was able to apply some more sealant a couple days ago to take me through the rest of the winter and into the spring. I honestly probably didn't really have to, the water was still beading off, but wth right? I would like to add here that there are a lot of people that say you absolutely have to clay bar, compound and polish your vehicle before applying the sealant or that you have to strip off all the old wax or sealant before reapplying. In theory, yes you should absolutely do all those things, however if your car is already in pretty good shape and it's the middle of February and you just want to make your car shiny for the rest of the season then by all means just wash the thing, put the sealant on and trust me no matter what it's going to look a hundred percent better than it did before applying the Jetseal. It doesn't always have to be a 10-hour ordeal. This stuff is so easy to use honestly it's foolproof.

I have an SUV with a huge sunroof. Normally I love Rain X to repel water from my glass surfaces, but it wears off pretty quickly and, frankly, is a bit of a pain to buff after application. However, I love the ability to drive in a rain storm with clear windows and the wipers off.This product seems to be as or more water repellent than Rain X and has lasted much longer. After about two months, the effect is diminishing so I'll probably reapply to the front windshield. (When the water starts impeding vision, the wipers come on, which hastens the demise of any chemical applied to the windshield.) My other windows and mirrors are still doing great.As for the paint, I applied this to a repainted car with great success. It deepened the shine and I haven't taken the car to a car wash in months. A well polished car is easiest to clean simply by gently wiping it down with a good towel after a rain storm (which is essentially distilled water), then wash/dry the towel before reuse. Way gentler than most car washes.

JetSeal is the only thing I've used on my cars since 2014. Wax and polish are obsolete in comparison.In 2014, I had a black 2009 C6 Corvette. The paint color black will show up any imperfections, including any type of swirls, as I'm sure you all know. By 2014, my 2009 Corvette was five years old. I always use rinse-less car wash, and thus wash my cars right in my garage...with no mess on the floor. After I had finished washing and drying that Vette in 2014, I used JetSeal for the first time...doing a section at a time. After allowing it to remain on the car for 20 minutes, I lightly buffed it out by hand with microfiber towels. When I was done, the car looked as if it had just rolled off of the show-room floor. I use Optimum no rinse car wash, which is very gentle and doesn't remove the JetSeal...so that initial application of JetSeal lasted for about a year before I reapplied it.Also, I took a look at my archived order from 2014, and I paid $38.95 for a bottle of JetSeal in 2014.Thus, it's only gone up in price about one dollar in ten years...I certainly can't complain about that.Excellent Product!

I bought this product thinking that it was going to seal in my car and prevent any future dust particles water particles or anything else to show up on the car. Initially, it works great. As you can see in the picture of my truck looks practically brand-new. It has a deeper mirrorlike shine to the paint, and gives it that nice glass look.Pros: nice shine, easy to apply, easy to remove, and last for a long time. So far it's been about three weeks and I haven't had to rebuff Be pros: nice shine, easy to apply, easy to remove, and last for a long time. So far it's been about three weeks and I haven't had to rebuff my truck.Cons: price, smell, and the fact that it advertises that this product repels just add watermarks is 100% not true. As you can see from the picture, it was cloudy out with a chance of rain. Once it did rain in the rain dried, it left watermarks on my truck. same thing was going through puddles. The only thing I can say that it does do is it allows the watermarks to not be caked on, and makes it slightly easier to remove them later with the details spray.

This is easy to apply and great projection and it will last and with this name brand you cannot go wrong just follow directions and check it out…amazing results!