This is Step 2 in their 3-step product line. Effectively, it is their sealant. I have no clue why they changed the name because it just made this product much more confusing to the layman in my opinion. That aside, the durability is very good and the slickness is excellent. There is no cure time required so efficient on anyone's busy schedule.
This wash & wax product is very good. I typically use 1/2 oz. per gallon. The lubricity is spot on the shine returns and the scent is absolutely phenomenal.
My favorit car movie is Smokey and the Bandit. They just don't make movies like that anymore.
Mother's was the first clay bar kit I ever used and I've never had a reason to change.
The image of Steve McQueen in the 68' Mustang GT fastback and the bad guy in the 68' Dodge Charger screaming in and around the streets of San Francisco are forever burned into my brain. Has to be Bullitt.
I like the Mother's Clay bar kit. It really cleans up the competition. Remember if you can't trust your Mother's. Who can you trust? Favorite car movie "Vanishing Point"
I will shamefully admit that I have not tried any Mothers Products. I have read good things about your products but never put them in my basket. Is there a better way to give Mothers a try??
Favorite Car Movie...... Gotta be Smokey and The Bandit!!!!!
I think their California Gold Pure Carnuba paste wax is one of the best values out there. It also smells so good I'm tempted to grab a spoon. My favorite car movie (if you could call it one) is BULLITT.
Mothers chrome polish.
Fast and Furious
It was filmed in the Keys.
The producers approached us that had 69`s for sale in Broward co.FL.
They ended with a car from YEAR ONE.
The Camaro gets wrecked any way.
My favorite Mothers product is the Clay Bar Kit. I find the clay really nice and the microfiber towel in the kit nice also! Favorite car movie is the original Gone in 60 Seconds.
My favorite mothers product would be there wheel and tire cleaner, it works well and it is inexpensive and my favorite car movie would be gone in 60 seconds