Excellent Gloss, Slickness, Beading & Durability
First off, this isn't a spray wax.  Ease of use and removal shouldn't be compared a spray wax.  The keys to this traditionally applied paste wax is application and removal.  Apply a very thin layer.  I used the supplied foam applicator, but others have said a microfiber applicator works better.  I did the hood first and left it on for around 10 minutes before removing.  It was a BEAR!  I found it started to haze after 2 minutes in my situation - a 75 degree garage.  Removing it at the 2 minute mark dramatically improved the process!  (Note: I used Griot's Wax Removal Towels and had to change to a clean towel quite frequently = used 5 or 6 towels).  The other complaint I've heard was the chemical smell.  It smells like Johnson Paste Wax furniture wax.  I worked in a closed 3-car garage and was not bothered by the smell or fumes.  I applied it to a friend's Highlander, and after a month he said it looks so good he's hasn't bothered to wash it.  I saw it yesterday and he's right.  He also mentioned that he's gotten several comments on how great it looks!  The only thing I've used that would surpass this wax is a Ceramic coating.  One other thing I would add: it seemed to me that gloss improved after an overnight cure time.
Rating: 5 stars