How To Use Meguiars Ultimate Polish - Car Detailing 101

In this video, I take you through a step by step guide on how to prep/use Meguiars ultimate polish. Polish is used during the ‘stage 1’ correction phase when detailing cars, it’s main job is to refine paint instead of removing scratches and other paint defects.
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[@owensteele1645]

It's old, but it's still the best polish Meguiar's have ever come up with. Follow up with Gold Class Carnauba, M21 Sealant, or Hybrid Ceramic Liquid Wax for even more gloss and protection.

[@johnslawncaretips4103]

For polishing use the chemical guys white pad the yellows pad is use for compounding

[@danlc95]

This is my most used polish. This, Ultimate Compound, and SwirlX were the first abrasives I used with the random orbital back in 2011or so. Efote that it was M02 and M09 on the rotary. While Ultimate Polish delivers some of the best gloss I've been able to achieve, it can actually do a bit of cutting too. Like Ultimate Compound, the abrasives in the formula do not diminish, or break down into finer and finer particles. Instead they start out sub micron and stay that way. The lubricant is durable enough to survive extended buffing cycles. I actually have an Audi in the garage right now that's in for a one step polish and a coating. I tried a variety of combinations, but this and green Buff and Shine pad was the winning combination. I tried Jescar Medium Polish on the same pad and tool (Porter Cable 7424xp), then on Rupes Duetto / 21, a yellow Buff and Shine Uro-Tec, then Uro-Fiber. Then I tried 3D ONE. Then back to the PC + green pad with Optimum Intensive Polish. I was trying to get the best bend of cut and finish, which can be a tall order sometimes. The green pad from Buff and Shine is the same foam as the Chemical Guys Hex Logic. I find this pad to cut much better than their yellow and orange pads. I usually use them for compounding, but they still work great with a polish for one steps. When finishing with Ultimate Polish, I use the blue Buff and Shine / Hex Logic usually. But this also works great on the more modern pads and polishes too.

[@busybeewashnclean4514]

agree! thanks for your input

[@STILLNIGHTPEARL]

Good to know man, I just picked up a 20 oz bottle of ultimate polish for $6 at Ross 😆.

[@danlc95]

@STILLNIGHTPEARL - You'll want to shake the hell out of it, if it leaves "deposits" on yhe paint that are difficult to wipe off. It's usually from not getting the ingredients properly mixed in the bottle, but once you do, it wipes off with ease.

[@STILLNIGHTPEARL]

@@danlc95 thanks man! it smells kind of like the bottle of 06 that I picked up recently, I don’t feel many abrasives between my finger tips, I’m assuming it’s more of a chemical cleaner/light polish. I’m probably going to use this on my 2018 accord, I really just want to clean the paint up, not looking for any correction beyond that, Meguiar’s 5 inch yellow disc on my 8mm throw DA speed 4-5 should be enough.

[@genarogonzalez-sanchez3588]

Do we have to rewash the car after the polish?

[@busybeewashnclean4514]

no

[@megaruhe6296]

No compound?

[@busybeewashnclean4514]

Not in this video boss

[@stevepettner3693]

You don't need to compound if you clay bar.

[@megaruhe6296]

@@stevepettner3693 depends on what you're going for.

[@busybeewashnclean4514]

@@megaruhe6296 yea if I wanted a more aggressive cut I’d use compound, polishing is mainly for light cutting

[@johnfranklin5277]

@@stevepettner3693 claying removes contaminates, polishing cuts the clear coat slightly, making for high gloss, and luster.

[@Thamac15]

Fold your dang towels correctly!

[@busybeewashnclean4514]

no

[@justanobody4983]

I think your going way too slow polishing. Its like your compounding. Anyway everyone does it differently.

[@busybeewashnclean4514]

When I use compound I won't do as much work with the polish, but when it's just polish I'll work through it a little slower.

[@jimcarso7541]

Where iron remover

[@daniel773]

claying can do this too I believe

[@busybeewashnclean4514]

@@daniel773 not exactly

[@mcaro12803]

Waste of my 10minutes

[@busybeewashnclean4514]

Lmao