MAXLONE™ 20oz Car Spray with Triphene®, Quick Spray & Wipe All Purpose Waterless Detailer, Better Than Any Car Detailing Kit - Clean, Shine, Protect Paint, Glass, Wheels, and Trim Without Pre-Washing

I was waiting to review this product. I haven't used it on my car yet, though that is my intended use. It's crazy winter here, so I'll hold off for better weather before using on my car. I noticed people were using this to clean stainless steel appliances. So I tried on mine. It worked spectacularly with minimal effort! No over spray and endless wiping! No streaks!! The reason I waited to review: all the other SS cleaners 'show through' after a day or two. And the smears and finger prints show back up. Not with this stuff! It's been three weeks. My appliances look showroom new. Still. I know it's expensive, and I paid for this stuff on my own thinking I'll return it if I have to. And I'll buy it again once this stuff is gone.

After watching a million reels and videos, I decided to try Maxl 1. I didn’t completely trust the hype about spray and wipe, so I washed my car first. Most everything the videos said was right - with exceptions, of course. Quick and easy, yep. Incredible shine, yep. Easy on the wallet, sort of… I drive a 2017 BMW X3 with a million miles on it, and, following the directions on a video, I sparingly used the product, and the results were amazing. When I finished, in about 25 minutes, I looked at the bottle, and the liquid was maybe 4 inches down from the cap. So I estimate I can get another 3 maybe 4 washes. That means for 17 -18 bucks I can have a great looking car. No brainer. BUT, there are some hiccups… I have well water that leaves tiny droplets etched into both paint and glass. Maxl made them a bit less noticeable, but didn’t remove them. But with the sun bouncing off the new finish, who will know? Next, it does not darken plastic trim as it does with paint- that would’ve made the product perfect. And you know that little drip directly under the gas cap door? Still there, but shiny. Overall, very well worth the money.

Had to try it due to all the peer pressure. I work in construction and drive a company truck, very nice truck and it’s important to keep it looking good. I get drive through Carwash every week and once a month or two hand wash it myself, those drive through barely touch the grime from a jobsite, I skipped washing for 2 weeks and my truck was terrible, hit it with this stuff and it was perfect. Trucks white so you don’t see some insane shine like a full wax or ceramic, but it gets it as nice as it can get short of a full detail. I’d compare it to looking better than the best hand wash and hand dry you can do if you really got after it. It does it though in like 2 minutes a panel, at most. No water, no mess, no spots, and gives it the feel of there’s a finish coat but just not crazy popping shine. This is a game changer if you don’t have time to get a Carwash and want it to look spotless in 10-15 mins, spray it on, spray some in rag, wipe it, dry rag wipe it and looks mint. Probably won’t replace the old hand wash I do cause of the cost of material, it’s expensive but it has its place. I had to pick my finance up and didn’t want to pull up looking dirty so did a once over and it was good to go. Great to keep in the car for a quick high quality wash. Did the mirrors and glass really well, perfect see through with out the drama of trying to avoid streaks and 14 rolls of paper towel. No better than a good glass cleaner but a lot quicker and easier. Made exterior plastic more rich, not as good as the restorer type products, but again it’s so quick and easy why not. That’s the leg up they have, I don’t need to go in order, avoid overspray, bring out all the tools, spray the window, mirror, door, plastic and as fast as you want to move you can move. Overall, like how I keep wipes in my truck to hit the interior, I’ll be keeping a bottle of this in my truck to give the ol once over. So I’ll buy again for sure.

I'd give this a 5 star but even though i used so little, it stil shows a bit of haziness to it in some spots and very little streaking and it may have caused some stripping with the sun but I am not sure why it is only on the one spot. I buffed it over and over and over again, but maybe it still wasn't enough. It is really shiny for sure and does look a lot better than what it has. I would have taken pictures but it got dark before I was completely done applying the solution and buffing, along with the rest of the while I was in the process. Unfortunately I had to wait to do this since I wanted to wait until I didn't have to go anywhere since I'm always busy and is why it took my a couple weeks to even get this applied, plus it rained forever, so I needed to wait until it wasnt gonna rain as well and it was gonna be warm enough to do apply the solution. So I finally got my free 5 day car wash to get most of the dirt off, so I wouldn't have to use more than what is needed to be efficient and effective. Amazon AI said to allow the car to dry completely before applying it. I drive rideshare as part of what I do for a living and so I will update once I st a it seeing how long it took before any water stops beading up on the car and give a true rating.

I’m 78 years old. I’ve been detailing cars for a long time, i’ve used McGuire‘s,Mothers and chemical guys products all work very well last year I switched to Malco showroom shine in my opinion this is the best detailed product available. It’s half the price of Max and easier to use than Max. On a whim I purchased Max because of all the five star reviews. I thought this stuff must really be amazing. Well it’s no better than any of the other products that I used and like I said, in my opinion Malco is the best out of all of them and cheaper.

Love This Stuff – Works Great on Everything, Just Brace for the Price Man, I love this MAXLONE detailer spray—it genuinely earns every bit of 5 stars in terms of performance. The Triphene formula is impressive—a quick spray and wipe leaves paint, glass, wheels, and trim looking clean, shiny, and protected without needing to pre-wash or drag out a full detailing kit. I've used it on all my vehicles and the results have been consistently great across the board. It removes dust, light dirt, and smudges effortlessly and leaves a smooth, protective finish that makes surfaces look freshly detailed every time. For quick touch-ups between washes or maintaining that clean look on a busy schedule, nothing I've tried comes close to how easy and effective this product is. The only thing that gives me pause is the price—it's definitely a premium product at a premium cost, so you'll want to use it wisely and not overspray. But the results absolutely justify the investment if keeping your vehicles looking sharp is a priority. If you want a true all-in-one waterless detailer that actually delivers on its promises, this is the one to get.

I was so disappointed it prompted me to write my first ever review after being a customer since 1999. Pros: It is easy to use. It gives a very nice shine to most painted/clear coated surfaces. It is very hydrophobic for a good week or so. Cons: The price. Even if it worked as advertised, it is still wouldn't be worth more than $20 a bottle. But it doesn't really work or last as long as advertised. It attracts dust. I'm surprised there aren't more complaints about this. I applied it as instructed, very light mist, wiped with a microfiber cloth, then polished in with a new dry micro fiber. The car looked great...for about 5 days. Then it started to look dull. Upon closer inspection, it wasn't that the product wore away or faded, it was coated in fine dust. But in the places where I didn't use Maxlone still looked regular clean. To test this again, I fully washed the car completely and then used Maxlone on just the drivers side of the car, right down the middle. And left the other side untreated. At first the maxlone side looked brilliant especially in the sun and that side of the car felt super smooth. About a week later I could see fine dust building up only on the treated drivers side of the car. I don't know if the product is creating a surface that dust sticks to, or if it is static or what, but it completely defeats the point of the product. Conclusion: It is over priced junk with a good ad campaign. If you just want your car to look amazing for an event or something, sure, it looks great for a few days. Or if you live in an area like the PNW where it rains regularly, it might be good for the hydrophobic properties, and rain would rinse any fine dust away. But if you don't have the time or money to wash your car once a week and re-apply an over priced spray, then inwould avoid this product. Especially if you live in dry dusty areas (Southern California, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, etc) Your car will look cleaner, longer if you don't use this product. Also, the cap kinda sucks. If it is too loose, it leaks, but if you try to over tighten it it pops past the threads and is loose again. So keep it standing up and don't let it roll around in your trunk. Hopefully this saves some people from getting suckered by the ads like I did.

Okay so this is an interesting product. Specifically, I bought this for my Aston Martin, a car that absolutely cannot go through automatic car washes. I drive the car often (likely more often than cars of this sort get driven) but I don't always have time to wash it myself, and constantly paying for $100 hand-washes adds up quickly. I've been very wary of 'waterless' products, but I also know that technology has progressed, so I figured I'd give this a shot after seeing the ads. I waited for a decently warm day, when my car was moderately dirty and I had no time for a wash. I applied what I thought was an appropriate amount considering the dirt on the paint, but I suppose it was too much because the car ended up with a lot of streaking. I had to buff with two separate towels to get the product down to a streak-free appearance. I also have no idea how or why they say it can be applied to glass, because it feels extremely greasy. I had to use glass cleaner to remove it from my windows and mirrors because the finish wasn't acceptable. Maybe I'm doing something wrong here, but I don't know what that could be. It's spray-on, wipe-off. Maybe using way too much? But honestly, it feels worrisome to use less product on paint that has dirt on the surface. Now, with that said, after I cleaned it all up it did leave a really nice shine and a slick finish. I'll continue to experiment with it, but it's definitely not as easy or quick as the ads say.