I used Final Detail Top Shelf Spray Wax on my 2016 Kinetic Blue LE2. After using the spray wax, the finish became so slippery, the microfiber cloth just slides off the hood. It feels amazing and water does not bead up so much like other wax products, running off instead. It goes on quickly with just a moderate buffing. The really nice part is that it goes on the flat black plastic trim too leaving it a little darker and with a nice semi-gloss appearance. There is no white residue and even works on glass, but not recommended. I spray it on a microfiber cloth, wipe it on the surface evenly and thinly, then buff right away with a clean and dry microfiber cloth. A damp microfiber cloth can be used for a final wiping to make it look like a showroom finish. For my first washing I used Blue Coral concentrate car wash with carnauba wax and it left behind a coating which was not slippery and not so smooth. So, re-waxed with Final Detail spray wax. For subsequent washes I used Meguiars car wash without the carnauba wax and it left the finish just as nice as after I waxed it. My car is garaged most of the time so I cannot report on durability outdoors nor can I testify regarding overall durability because the spray is so quick and easy to use, I wipe the car down regularly with a little spray wax. Bugs wipe off the treated areas very easily using a little spray wax on a microfiber cloth. I use my leaf blower to blow the water out of the side mirrors, off of the grill and fascia, tires and wheels, and other difficult to wipe areas.