Great wax, Easy on/off, Great for Black cars. Think of it as Rain-X for paint
I bought mine at WalMart.  The wax behaves like Rain-X for paint, with it's beading action. It does provide a deep shine on a black car and it's application is very easy.  Wax On and wax off.  But seriously the application is indeed easy, no need to buff.  Just spread a thin layer with the applicator sponge, then after about 30 seconds or less, follow it up with the microfiber cloth to remove it.  That's it.  No elbow grease necessary.<br />Now for better shine, I would clay the car before applying the wax.  Claying is also very easy thing to do and you only have to do it once or twice a year.<br />So anyhow here is my procedure of doing things.<br />1) grab a plastic baggy and place your finger in it, then rub your finger across the paint.  If you feel any bumps then clay the car before waxing.<br />2) Do a quick wash of the car, no buffing, high pressure wash and rinse.<br />3) Spray Iron-X all over the car, let it stand for 4 minutes (don't let it dry).  This will remove any micro metalic particles that might have inbeded in the paint while driving (break dust from other cars etc).<br />4) perform a good water rinse of the car (with water)<br />5) Clay the car<br />6) Perform a good wash now (with cloth, etc)<br />7)Apply Extreme Shield Wax.<br /><br />The only negative thing of the shield wax is that it does not last too long.  It will last at most 2 months or 2 mechanical car washes.<br />Also, IT"S NOT A WAX! It's a Sealant.  I would recommend that folks read differences between the two at autogeek dot net<br /><br />Iron X:  http://www.amazon.com/Carpro-Iron-Remover-500-Ml/dp/B004UM6DLE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1403211895&sr=8-1&keywords=iron+x<br />P.S.<br />I learned this the hard way.  No matter what the picture shows, the Shield Wax is NOT BULLET PROOF!
Rating: 4 stars