Anyone tried Chemical Guys Butter Wet Wax??

[Goodloe3]

I don't see but a couple of mentions of this wax. Was wondering if any of you guys have used it, and if so, what you think of it. I am thinking about trying it on my black Range Rover (After proper paint prep). Whadda think?

 

[pickles]

I love it, it's thick and takes a little work to spread out evenly and thin but it's a nice wax and a little goes a long way. Banana smell, nice gloss. Use a microfiber applicator to spread it.

 

[cleanmycorolla]

there's worse, and there's better...

 

[NY-Bondo]

Easy on easy off. Makes for a great quick wax job. Can also be applied in damp and wet conditions.

 

[sasson]

I always prefer a good paste wax,
But I use the butter wet for my cheapest services...
It's very cheap, it's easy ON and OFF, and CG said it's a WOWO...
So it's Cheap, Fast to apply, and gives protection and Shine...
I always recommend paste wax, but if they want cheaper, they get Liquid.

 

[Circa40]

I have a bottle and used it only once. Its easy to use and looks nice but the durability is quite bad from what I remember. IIRC, it only lasted 2 weeks on a daily driver.
For the money I would rather buy this: Menzerna Color Lock Carnauba Wax, menzerna car wax, carnauba car wax

 

[Audi X2]

In my opinion the Optimum Spray wax is a better choice for this type of application and it certainly is easy to use, quick and has decent durability.