Turtle Wax T-123R Super Hard Shell Liquid Car Wax - 16 Fl Oz., Green

Item as described.

Item works fine

I use it on my table saw and works great

This car wax literally arrived just in the nick of time, as I was waxing three cars . . . and my wax ran out with the 2nd vehicle, but then the mailman dropped off my Turtle Wax purchase that same day. This wax delivers an easy to apply and durable wax shine to almost any vehicle color or paint finish.

I bought this for a totally non-car use. I saw tips on using it for both stainless/nickel fixtures as well as putting it on outdoor furniture to keep it from rusting. As soon as I put it on my faucets, the water marks disappeared and left a clean looking fixture. It was super easy to apply and rub off. I was thrilled! I even put it on my outdoor door hardware. I’ll keep an eye on the furniture to check for rusting. It’s a high rain/high humidity climate so fingers crossed this helps!

I like the turtle wax reputation and value for the money. This was easy to apply and buff off to get the protection and shine I like on my cars.

Love the product since my first car in '76. Would recommend sealing the containers to keep from opening. Salvaged them but was a mess

Great product! A testament of this product's capability to preserve an automobile's finish is its ability to maintain older vehicles. As you can see, my newest vehicle is a 2005 that sits outside under a carport in Arizona. I wax it every 6-months - it still has a very nice shine. The older pickup is a 1997 with original paint. It too is waxed every 6-months and also shines well. Below is the method I use. For a daily driver, try this - I often get complements about my vehicle's shine. Note – Per Turtle Wax published SDS: Hard Shell Paste Wax contains 1-5% Kaolin Clay (By weight) Hard Shell Liquid contains 8-12% Kaolin Clay (By weight), so it is more abrasive than the paste wax. Equipment - Variable-speed electric polisher. Wool buffing bonnet (Genuine 3M, double-sided.) Bonnet spur Soft towel Process – Tape off adjacent black plastic trim to protect it from the wax. Apply Turtle Wax to the wool bonnet and begin waxing the vehicle. You will see the wax create a film on the panel. Once you have the panel glazed, keep polishing and the glaze will disappear - leaving a silky-smooth surface. Eventually, as the Turtle Wax accumulates on the wool bonnet, you can advance to the next panel and begin waxing without adding Turtle Wax to the bonnet - as friction will flow the wax from the wool bonnet onto the painted surface. Once you are finished waxing with the electric polisher go over the vehicle again with a soft towel. Clean the wool bonnet with the spur. Wax your vehicles with this method every 6-months and fine surface scratches will be removed.