In the fourth week, I started to see deterioration in the strength of the ceramic coat, so that’s when I’d recommend reapplying. Their formula helped up pretty well, and still repelled water after 3 weeks of daily driving. In terms of ceramic protection, I was actually very much impressed by Torque’s results. Torque Detail Mirror Shine contains silicon dioxide (SiO2), so yes, it’s classified as a ceramic coating. Torque Detail’s glossiness coating is certainly stronger than both Shine Armor and TopCoat F11, but doesn’t come close to the “wet look” shine I found with Nexgen ceramic spray. But it definitely did not “look like a mirror” like they claim. Yes, when I applied the product on my car, it did increase the glossiness to a noticeable extent. However, that’s not exactly what I found. Well, their advertising claims this product will leave cars looking like a mirror so you’ll never have to pay for detailing again. How does Torque’s formula stack up against the competition?ĭoes this super gloss product leave your car looking shiny like a mirror or dull and gross?
Does Torque Detail’s Formula Really Work?
If you’re looking for a mid-level product that’s easy to apply and a good value for the money, Torque Detail Mirror Shine may be a good choice for you. I first found it advertised on Youtube about a year ago, and I thought now would be a great time to write a Torque Detail review where we’ll go over the pros and cons of this detailing spray. Torque Detail is a solid product I’ve used for a while.
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