The best spray wax for cars in 2024

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Just about everyone understands how important it is to wash your car regularly, but many of us stop after the standard wash and rinse. If you want to go a step further, though, and really bring out the shine of your ride, you should consider a car spray wax. Applying a spray wax after a wash can lock in the shine of the wash and add an extra layer of protection to the paint's finish. Most spray waxes are extremely simple to use and all you'll need for application is the wax itself and a microfiber towel. Here are the best spray wax for cars available on Amazon.

$11.87 at Amazon

This Meguiar’s Gold Class Carnauba Plus Premium Quick Wax is ideal for darker color paints but works best for black cars. It uses a carnauba-polymer blend to provide a glossy finish and won’t leave wax residue after using it. This wax isn’t recommended for cars with flat, matte or satin finishes.

$16.99 at Amazon

The Griot’s Garage Best Of Show Spray Wax can be bought as a 22-ounce bottle or by the gallon. This spray wax will enhance the glossiness of the paint, giving it a showroom quality finish. It’s also safe to use on vehicles with ceramic coating or paint protection film installed.

$15.99 at Amazon

This Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray Coating uses super-hydrophobic and Si02 (silicon dioxide) polymers to repel water and other contaminants from your vehicle's finish. This ceramic spray coating can last up tp 12 months after being applied.

$19.97 at Amazon

The CAR GUYS Hybrid Spray Wax provides a mirror-like shine, UV ray protection and a hydrophobic finish to prevent water. Not only can it be used on vehicles, but it can also be used at home. It can be used to touch and protect stone countertops, faucets, glass, appliances and many more household things.

$14.97 at Amazon

The Chemical Guys Blazin’ Banana Spray Wax provides a deep and wet shine in just seconds. It has the name “Blazin’ Banana” because Chemical Guys claims it will make your paint as slippery as a banana. This wax bonds to your paint and protects it from water spots and other contaminants.  It can