[Rudeja]

Nice sunny week ahead, time for a shine.

[Zer0Cool92]

How did you apply it ?

[lsturbointeg]

Looks Awesome! I've used that product before with great results but I'm sure the detailer gurus here will say Meguiars is junk LOL! I've watched and seen many threads here regarding waxing and detailing a car and they put some crazy time and effort and the cost of some of the products used is crazy expensive!

[remmib]

Looking good.

[VMRWheels]

Nice! Car looks good, I use the same

[Rudeja]

Originally Posted by Zer0Cool92

How did you apply it ?

I used a sponge to apply it, section at a time then wipe with a old T-shirt.

[Rudeja]

Originally Posted by lsturbointeg

Looks Awesome! I've used that product before with great results but I'm sure the detailer gurus here will say Meguiars is junk LOL! I've watched and seen many threads here regarding waxing and detailing a car and they put some crazy time and effort and the cost of some of the products used is crazy expensive!

you are correct, It should not take too much to get a good shine if your paint is good. took me an hour the most to complete this.

[.BMW.]

Very nice!

[remmib]

Originally Posted by Rudeja

I used a sponge to apply it, section at a time then wipe with a old T-shirt.

Dude, at least get some microfiber towels to wipe off with.

[lsturbointeg]

[Jet in Oz]

Originally Posted by Rudeja

I used a sponge to apply it, section at a time then wipe with a old T-shirt.

WTF .... an old T Shirt ? A 2 sided Microfibre glove would make your paint happier (less swirl marks). Avoid using it around the underside of your wheel arches and lower side of skirts though.

[Rudeja]

Originally Posted by remmib

Dude, at least get some microfiber towels to wipe off with.

I have microfiber towels, but to be honest, I find a old shirt, get the compound off way better, then i got back over it with a microfiber.

[lsturbointeg]

Originally Posted by Rudeja

I have microfiber towels, but to be honest, I find a old shirt, get the compound off way better, then i got back over it with a microfiber.

Yeah but that shirt can cause swirls in your finish. There's a reason u use microfiber towels.

[stephen92]

Originally Posted by Rudeja

I used a sponge to apply it, section at a time then wipe with a old T-shirt.

I think my heart just skipped a beat. I use a brand new Microfibre cloth everytime I dry my car.

[Rudeja]

Originally Posted by stephen92

I think my heart just skipped a beat. I use a brand new Microfibre cloth everytime I dry my car.

I find that a nice cotton shirt drys way better, absorb the water way better, and get wax off easier also.

[Mbbrewer]

Originally Posted by Rudeja

I find that a nice cotton shirt drys way better, absorb the water way better, and get wax off easier also.

They swirl way better too.

Geez man, if you're going to go through the time to do it, do it right for crying out loud. A t-shirt? Are you kidding me? No!

[dadysev]

Strictly micro fibre for me. Trying this new product. Even after rain she still shines

[dadysev]

Originally Posted by dadysev

Strictly micro fibre for me. Trying this new product. Even after rain she still shines

Forgot a pic of the car

[lsturbointeg]

Originally Posted by dadysev

Strictly micro fibre for me. Trying this new product. Even after rain she still shines

Is that car wash soap?

[dadysev]

Originally Posted by lsturbointeg

Is that car wash soap?

No. It's a wax you put on while drying the car.

[lsturbointeg]

Originally Posted by dadysev

No. It's a wax you put on while drying the car.

Oh Okay cool...never seen it in the shelves at the auto store. I'LL have to look into it

[dadysev]

Originally Posted by lsturbointeg

Oh Okay cool...never seen it in the shelves at the auto store. I'LL have to look into it

Check online. Just google it for a distributor close to you. The guy who distributes it in Canada is down the street from me. It's not on the shelf. He supplies dealers and detailers.