Meguiars 3in1 Wax Review

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[@jimi2384]

I would like to share with you another car cleaning liquid product: PHILISN, which has a very good protection effect on my car.I have repurchased it three times and it saves me a lot of money because I don't have to go to the car wash anymore.

[@Mango-ir6ub]

Right, I have also used it, the effect is really good, the tires are very clean, waxing is very easy to get started, I bought it during the promotion, it is cheap and easy to use, philisn's products do not hurt the car paint, safer and more environmental - friendly.

[@Mango-ir6ub]

Thank you blogger for sharing, in fact, I also have a brand PHILISN before, I feel good after using it

[@wibour8682]

Philisn is really well

[@DavidC1]

Jon can you do a video of your winter wash routine? Is the Polar Series from Autoglym good option? Curious if you think it will cut light road film? I would probably use bilt hamber for heavy road film.

[@christinechan5891]

A great video, but it also reminds me of another product I am currently using, Philipsn, and I urgently want more people to know about it.

[@josdevisser7146]

Jon it's freezing cold here in Belgium, how come you got a hot day over there🤣

[@dogbite5509]

Another great video. Love the Flex machine and your cloths. I use a soft wax from Wax Planet in the summer and apply it either by hand or by my trusty Porter Cable 7424 D/A machine (using a step down transformer). My car is kept outside so I struggle to get 2 months from a Meguiars wax in terms of beading. I agree, they smell good, apply easily and buff easily too.

[@johngriffiths3394]

I get the problem with microfibre strands with quite a few products - really infuriating when it gets on glass. This 3 in 1 looks a decent product, and like many consumer brands (like Autoglym and Turtle Wax) they often get undeserved stick when actually being easy to use across many types of finish, certainly in my book, is a really good thing!

[@brianhunt914]

Good product I do like the auto finesse AIO and I do quickly throw another layer of wax on top just because I enjoy it

[@archiepezek]

Great video Jon. So true about the fluffy microfiber cloths leaving little strands on the surface when wiping off grabby products. I thought there was something wrong with my paint the first time that happened to me.

[@barrybij8079]

I've used that 3n1 before and liked it.. I still use liquid wax and applied with a machine this summer. I used the Megs ceramic wax and the Turtle wax graphene wax ..Liked them both... I am a bit of a topper-oholic though

[@karlwoods9531]

I carried out same job on my car last week, funnily enough I used the same polisher and pad as you but used Koch P6 01, really nice combo for quick tidy up post decon.

[@laurapalmerTDGE]

Showing a final result would have been welcome. Nothing else to note. A very good product with wonderful results.

[@Andy-From-England]

I think if a product works to or beyond your expectations then worth every penny Nice demo buddy 👍 👌 😀 👏

[@richardgould1978]

Hi Jon.......I usually use surfex hd,snowfoam,contact wash,iron fallout, tar and glue,rinse,hand polish (turtle wax ceramic) then spray ceramic or turtle wax graphine ceramic wax for a big hit once or twice a year. Question for you pal tho.......i would like to try and machine polish like you just did instead of hand polish but what would you recommend for a weekend warrior with no skill and not a lot of budget? Just to remove swirls and polish? Don't know anything about the machines you use but would like to get into using one? .........nice video 👍

[@martin1649]

Liquid elements make great bang-for-buck machines. It's a little bit overkill to buy a Flex or a Rupes machine for once a year use.

[@Martinjelley]

The in2detailing DA8 is a great budget machine

[@richardgould1978]

Thanks.........Will have a look. Its only probably going to be used on the odd occasion so a beginners machine might be best 👌

[@forensicunplugged4295]

Da8 from in2detailing

[@nuttyslack]

Great content as always! It’s prime time when there are reductions at halfords - especially when you have a further 10% off with the AA.😉

[@laurapalmerTDGE]

The 3 in 1 is recommended for simple work in a simple way at a cheap price. No worse or better than more expensive products, the cut can be determined by the pad and technique. I apply it to Carbon Black BMW paint with an LHR15 and yellow Rupes pads. Works great. Removing the product is flawless. And if you can get this at a high discount then you should use it. Have fun with it. Extra : what works very well after this treatment and after some drying time is Autoglym Polar Seal. Can indeed be applied with a lance, rinse, dry with, for example, a leaf blower. I use it all over the vehicle, including the rims, glass, etc. Everything. This step does not require a lot of extra work, provided that you work efficiently.

[@deanthompson6664]

Hi mate whats the thing hand car washers spray all over your car before the snow foam in a little spray bottle they seem to let it sit on a few mins first then rinse off is it a tfr or something or apc i want something good i cam hamd spray on before the snowfoam that takes the grime off can u help please...

[@forensicunplugged4295]

TFR usually mate. if you use BH touchless you should not need a TFR. TFR is usually caustic. Powermaxed TFR is decent.

[@tonyosullivan2382]

Just checked in my local halfords over here in my robbing bastard of a country and its on offer at €29.95,down from €36.00 😄 unreal.

[@DavidC1]

jon being a tight arse when he got more towels than a 200 room hotel ;)

[@markopolo9936]

I have the fluff problem! I need the one cloth does all! Don’t digress! 😩

[@forensicunplugged4295]

TRC edge less 300

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

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[@TerrificFlow]

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