i've used zymol for a while but i'm trying something different. i picked up mequiar's mirror glaze today. it says professional hi-tech yellow wax #26 on the front. i'm just wondering if anyone has seen some good results from this? i also picked up a foam bonnet for my buffer. which is best though? they had foam, wool, and microfiber. sorry if this has been gone over before but i'm going to try to wax my car again tomorrow so i figured i would ask before i do.
i'm trying a different wax
- Thread starter crash549
- Start date
Meg's #26 is good stuff.
Use a mf or foam applicator.
No need for machine application or removal. It's super easy to use.
Has a nice, warm 'nuba look to it with reasonable depth and wetness. Durability is pretty good too.
Definitely better than the over the counter Zymol cleaner wax you've been using.
Use a mf or foam applicator.
No need for machine application or removal. It's super easy to use.
Has a nice, warm 'nuba look to it with reasonable depth and wetness. Durability is pretty good too.
Definitely better than the over the counter Zymol cleaner wax you've been using.
I remember using #26 about 15 years or so ago. Always seemed to work pretty good IMO.
can the meg. #26 be applied by hand?
try some dodojuice next time you buy a new wax...I think you would like the results
Slightly more :rolling: but you get what you pay for. I would just order the sample pot, 30ml sample and has enough to do your car 3-4 times. A little goes a long ways. I would try the Diamond White:
http://www.dodojuiceusa.com/store/index.php?_a=viewProd&productId=54
Last edited:
i've always recommended sealants on lighter cars i think youll really like blackfire wet diamond all finish paint protection.
as for the megs #26 its a great wax, i used to use it on my blue mustang and left it looking a mile deep. on white it will add a warm glow...probably do nothing for reflections though
as for the megs #26 its a great wax, i used to use it on my blue mustang and left it looking a mile deep. on white it will add a warm glow...probably do nothing for reflections though
I agree with BFWD sealant after the polish. I use that a lot.
Users who are viewing this thread
