Wax in addition to Meguiars MF / DA correction system?
#1
Safety Car
Thread Starter
Wax in addition to Meguiars MF / DA correction system?
I am wondering if I should (or need) to wax the car (blk Z06) after going over it with Meguiars micro fiber paint correction system.
I've gone over the car twice now with this system and the polish just doesn't seam to stick very long. The only reason I've done this twice is because the first time I did it, I was just learning how to use the product. The second time I had much better results. After one wash the car is no longer 'slippery' to the touch. Do I just go over the car another time with the polish, use something else, or call it good?
thanks.....mike
I've gone over the car twice now with this system and the polish just doesn't seam to stick very long. The only reason I've done this twice is because the first time I did it, I was just learning how to use the product. The second time I had much better results. After one wash the car is no longer 'slippery' to the touch. Do I just go over the car another time with the polish, use something else, or call it good?
thanks.....mike
#2
Instructor
I find that a nice application of M21 with a Black Soft Buff 2.0 pad definitley does the trick to compliment the the great results of the MF D/A system...Did you use the 2 step system or only the finishing wax?
#3
Safety Car
Thread Starter
Thank you. Yes, I used the two part system.
I'm not very familiar with detailing products. What's M21 and where would I find one of the buffing pads you mention?
I'm not very familiar with detailing products. What's M21 and where would I find one of the buffing pads you mention?
#4
Former Vendor
The Finishing Wax does contain its own protection abilities with polymers and carnauba. You can certainly try and top it with a pure wax as desired however.
http://www.autogeek.net/meg26hitpasw.html
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and you can get all your supplies with us at www.autogeek.net
#5
Safety Car
Thread Starter
Thanks Nick. At the rate I've been buying stuff from you guys, I might as well set up an account.......
So is there a reason to stick with Meguires products, or would it be OK to use other brands?
Is there an advantage to using one of the synthetic based waxes over regular?
So is there a reason to stick with Meguires products, or would it be OK to use other brands?
Is there an advantage to using one of the synthetic based waxes over regular?
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It does have its own protection when finishing with the DA System, but if you want to add more then no problem in that dept. Use a good Carnauba paste wax and you're good to go.
#7
Former Vendor
Thanks Nick. At the rate I've been buying stuff from you guys, I might as well set up an account.......
So is there a reason to stick with Meguires products, or would it be OK to use other brands?
Is there an advantage to using one of the synthetic based waxes over regular?
So is there a reason to stick with Meguires products, or would it be OK to use other brands?
Is there an advantage to using one of the synthetic based waxes over regular?
Paint sealants (synthetic waxes) want to bond to clean and well prepped paint. Most really dont like the oils found in most carnauba waxes. Since the Finishing Wax has carnauba in it already, I would use a compatible pure wax topper as desired. Pinnacle, Dodo, Poorboys, and more will work also.
#8
I use Meguiars #21 over the Meguiars Show Car Glaze (pure polish, no cleaners or wax). The #21 goes on easily with the Porter Cable 7424. I apply multiple coats of #21 after waiting eight hours for each application to cure. Meguiars states that you can apply carnauba wax over the sealant after eight hours for a deeper shine.
#9
Safety Car
Thread Starter
it was actually Scott
Paint sealants (synthetic waxes) want to bond to clean and well prepped paint. Most really dont like the oils found in most carnauba waxes. Since the Finishing Wax has carnauba in it already, I would use a compatible pure wax topper as desired. Pinnacle, Dodo, Poorboys, and more will work also.
Paint sealants (synthetic waxes) want to bond to clean and well prepped paint. Most really dont like the oils found in most carnauba waxes. Since the Finishing Wax has carnauba in it already, I would use a compatible pure wax topper as desired. Pinnacle, Dodo, Poorboys, and more will work also.
thanks for that info. I'll order some in a bit.