Take my word for it as a black car owner; Not all spray detailer is created the same.
I own a gloss black car, so I'm constantly washing it. Realistically I wash it 2 days a week, but I digress.<br /><br />I hate how cliche this will sound: "I've tried other brands, and this is the only one I keep coming back to!" Yeah. But it's true. And here's why.<br /><br />I don't always use detail spray in the best conditions. Sometimes its muggy. Sometimes its exceptionally sunny. Sometimes its both. What tends to happen for me with other detailers is the 'gum-up' on the car for lack of a better word, and start catching small fibers of whatever you're wiping. Tough to explain. It's almost like instead of applying a smooth drying shine you're spreading a microfilm of wax/oil around on your finish. And in certain light that's exactly how it looks - especially on a black car.<br /><br />I really wanted to like other brand options after I started running out of Eagle One. I was sold on catchy slogans and bottle art showing impossible glassy finishes, but none of them were without problems.<br /><br />Eagle One is always in my trunk now. It wipes off clean without residue, which is important to me.
Rating: 5 stars