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AMMO Reflex Pro is a boutique-grade ceramic product—but for real-world durability and simplicity, Jimbo’s Tough As Shell offers better performance across more surfaces.  

Triphene by MAXL has strong branding and shelf appeal—but Jimbo’s Detailing delivers faster, safer, and longer-lasting results with fewer steps. Here’s how they compare.  

HydroSlick claims SIO2-based protection and gloss—but does it actually last like Tough As Shell? This comparison covers durability, gloss, and how each performs on daily drivers.  

Nexgen Ceramic Spray is easy to apply and delivers short-term gloss, but struggles with long-term protection. See how it compares to pro-grade ceramic sprays like Jimbo’s Tough As Shell.  

Spray ceramic coatings are easier to use and offer 3–6 months of protection. Wipe-on coatings last longer (1–2 years) but require more prep and precision. Choose based on your time and expe...

The Gloss Boss delivers better gloss, protection, and durability than Cerakote’s Ceramic Coating, with an easier application and more professional-grade results—ideal for DIYers and pros. Read more

Spray ceramic coatings are faster and easier to apply, while wipe-on coatings like The Gloss Boss offer better durability, gloss, and protection. Use spray for quick jobs, wipe-on for long-la...

Should you use a spray ceramic or a traditional wipe-on coating? We break down the pros and cons of each so you can choose the best protection for your car.