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The following is an ongoing conversation I was having with Jeff (4fit) in the '01 section. Jeff is a big user of Meguiars products. I am as well. In no way am I saying is the is the only or best product. It is one of many. I thought I might carry this over to the '08 section and not jack his thread any further. I have attached a couple of in progress pics below.
As it turns out, I started with the #6 Cleaner Wax. I probably should not have since I was planning to use the #7 glaze and #26 wax. I will be checking with Meguiars tomorrow. The two pics are just using one coat of the #6. All I can say is wow! I've used the Gold Class wax for a while and couldn't seem to get it this shiny or deep.
If the #6 is not compatible with the #7 over the top followed by the #26 then I will just add a couple of more coats of the #6 and be happy with it this time around. I'll save the #7 and #26 for later.
No flash used. Just the light from my overhead flourescent in the garage. It was near dusk outside.
What do you guys and gals think??? I'll post more pics when finished.
Bullitt 736 said:I just picked up some Meg's #6 paint cleaner, #7 and #26. I figure to do a little each night this week. It's about 95 and humid out side with no breeze in the garage. I'm getting too old (or lazy?) for this.
4fit? said:The #7 and #26 work great together. I would be sure to leave a little time between the coats of #7 and #26 to ensure proper bonding. When I was using that combo, I always waited 24 hours before applying the #26.![]()
Bullitt 736 said:I remember youy saying that. I just noticed the #6 is cleaner wax instead of straight cleaner. Will it hurt to use that and then follow with the #7 and #26 you think?
4fit? said:Not sure that I would use a wax before a glaze. Might want to track down a product for strictly paint cleansing. I'm sure Meg's has one. Many people use Klasse AIO before polishing as a paint cleanser, but the polishing process removes any protection that the Klasse left behind whereas the #7 glaze will not. That might cause some bonding issues.


As it turns out, I started with the #6 Cleaner Wax. I probably should not have since I was planning to use the #7 glaze and #26 wax. I will be checking with Meguiars tomorrow. The two pics are just using one coat of the #6. All I can say is wow! I've used the Gold Class wax for a while and couldn't seem to get it this shiny or deep.
If the #6 is not compatible with the #7 over the top followed by the #26 then I will just add a couple of more coats of the #6 and be happy with it this time around. I'll save the #7 and #26 for later.
No flash used. Just the light from my overhead flourescent in the garage. It was near dusk outside.
What do you guys and gals think??? I'll post more pics when finished.