Here is something new to try and jam into your already stuffed detailing cabinets
The maddening part is that you can buy it at a number of locations in the USA, including directly from Meguiar's, for $15 a bottle. Your only option here in Canada is through Amazon.ca where the price is $50 a bottle (same 16oz size). Oh, and if you try to order it from Amazon.com for the $15 USD, their web site comes back saying "Sorry, this item can't be shipped to your selected address."
Doesn't make sense to me either. I will be doing the initial application method every time I use it.Looks like a good product, and although my last name is not Mequiar, I do swear by their hydrophobic wax. I do question the maintenance spray at 12:40 though. No spread, no wipe, three little squirts and instant pressure wash it off.... how does it achieve maintenance coverage when you directionally pressure washed those squirt patterns right off the edge.....
Here is something new to try and jam into your already stuffed detailing cabinets
Here is something new to try and jam into your already stuffed detailing cabinets
On a thread this past summer everyone was listing their favourite detailing products. Hardly any the same and everyone loved their favourite wax. Just proves there are lots out there that make the dirt and water fall off your ride. Hence the 'already stuffed detailing cabinets' that Derek referred to.I use the Ultimate Liquid Polymer Car Wax: love it - easy to apply, no residue left (powder) and beautiful shine. Just did my car last week. Friend recommended it & I love it.
Looks like a good product, and although my last name is not Mequiar, I do swear by their hydrophobic wax. I do question the maintenance spray at 12:40 though. No spread, no wipe, three little squirts and instant pressure wash it off.... how does it achieve maintenance coverage when you directionally pressure washed those squirt patterns right off the edge.....
I was researching a ceramic job with Xpel on the easily stone bruised spots. The detailing shop said they were going to put ceramic over the Xpel so it all looked the same. I couldn't imagine how the Xpel can make the stone bruises disappear if there is a coating of Ceramic on top. So I emailed the company and they said nope. Xpel can't do it's job if there is a coating on it. Makes sense.Anybody know if these can be applied over Xpel/Suntek etc.? I know one member here who is removing his xpel and doing a ceramic.
I was researching a ceramic job with Xpel on the easily stone bruised spots. The detailing shop said they were going to put ceramic over the Xpel so it all looked the same. I couldn't imagine how the Xpel can make the stone bruises disappear if there is a coating of Ceramic on top. So I emailed the company and they said nope. Xpel can't do it's job if there is a coating on it. Makes sense.
I was interested in trying out this product until I saw this review. Judge for yourself.