What's The Best Meguiars Wax? What's The Difference Between Them?

[@caseyturner8773]

I really appreciate the way you stay on track and keep the video moving along. I didn't have to sit and look at you lecture me for ten minutes before you got to the point. I'm subscribing. Thank you for a great video.

[@mikeandrews9551]

I just used Gold Class Carnauba Plus for the first time on my two cars (BMW Arctic White and BMW Black Sapphire, both in great condition) and I found that it was the best wax I have ever used, and I have used many different types over the years. Easy to apply, decently easy to remove and the depth and gloss of both paints after waxing was fantastic. The cars looked new.

[@kobaltseven]

I absolutely always love when you review and compare regular over the counter products, they are always so unbiased and realistic. 👍👍👍

[@raziarahmat4299]

I live in Karachi Pakistan I like your comments send 4 month ago

[@johng753]

I like the different criteria you include in your comparison tests. It’s very helpful to hear your comments on appearance, color saturation, slickness and ease of application. Some other channels seem to judge a product mainly on chemical resistance. Car owners that enjoy waxes and sealants usually are chasing the product that makes their paint look so good that you just can’t take your eyes off it.

[@masterspin7796]

The original "cleaner wax" from Meguiars is still one of the best on the market I have had many car show winners with it over the years, it last about 6 weeks not very long for todays standards but it is very easy to apply and remove, it also looks good....

[@sonyviva308]

I'm pretty sure it was more of a polisher than waxing. It doesn't last long at all if you let your car on the hot sun like I do. I think it would be better to apply a standalone wax afterwards. :)

[@user-uh1il9kj4e]

I just bought some Mcguire's ultimate liquid wax because I researched long lasting wax to get me through the winter. Love the stuff very happy with its eaz of use. Hopefully lasts as long as they say.

[@danlc95]

Back in the late 90's I often used Meguiar's M20 Polymer Sealant (now discontinued) before winter, and it ALWAYS made it through. When spring arrived, I'd remove the M20 and apply M26. I could still get by with just those products today.

[@StephenJohnson-jb7xe]

I have been using NXT for years, I always thought it was very easy to apply and to buff off. I also liked how it lifted the shine of even a very shiny paint, and how long it lasted wash after wash. The very first thing that I liked about it though is that I didn't have to be careful to avoid getting it on plastic or rubber trim.

[@speedfreak1161]

I used the NXT yesterday and Wow, Slick as snot on a door knob 😅

[@hydewizard]

How about NXT’s durability based on your experience? Will you recommend?

[@abdulbeany1894]

Hi will nxt make my car paint look darker

[@tonkatoytruck]

I have used the Carnuba and the Ultimate Wax from Meguiars. I use a DA, so the Ultimate seems to be my "go to" now a days. Really works well with the Ultimate Polish and Compound, as a system.

[@michaelc.1588]

My favorites list... 1) Meguiars Hi-Tech Yellow Wax #26 2) Mothers Step 3 Carnauba Wax 3) Meguiars Gold Class 4) Meguiars Ultimate (ok in direct sunlight) 5) Meguiars Deep Crystal (It's a cleaner wax, I'd rather clay, & use a non abrasive wax) *Never bought NXT, thought of trying it. Honestly thought it was discontinued.

[@reza_dc2]

so would you recommend these steps? 1. wash 2. clay 3. compound ( M105) 4 polish ( M205 ) 5. wax ( M26 Yellow wax ) thanks ~

[@nazeer3495]

after many years of using meguairs wax my choice is the ultimate range.deep crystal more for a guy who is starting goldclass as a second option but to get maximum results on ultimate wax is after using ultimate polish 👌

[@guinn2415]

I used the Ultimate polish , then Ultimate wax and was very impressed on all fronts . I've since used the Hybrid Ceramic Wax as it's supposed to last longer . It felt strange spraying it on a wet car and rubbing it in for the first coat , but it does appear to give a great shine .

[@wilson2455]

I use NXT for one main reason. It hold both its hydrophobic & protective properties (UV, bird droppings, etc) longer than the traditional waxes. Especially on the roof, trunk & hood. Also, my preference is to first apply Meguiars polish, buff off to get a nice, clean paint shine, then apply Meguiars NTX polymer sealant. Lasts 6 - 8 months. If I have time, I will use a quality wax (after the NXT) on my roof & bonnet, just for the extra protection.

[@edubb2491]

What do you think of using the deep crystal on top of ntx?

[@clbdyc]

Or the other way around?

[@triple6758]

The NXT is my favorite. I don't make money from waxes, I just like to maintain my own finishes. I've tried tons of stuff through the years. The NXT is hands down the most impressive. I won't say it's better than profession products because I have no reference there.

[@cuttingedgecool7235]

I’ve recently watched several professional auto detailers videos, your methods and approaches are the best by far!!!

[@MikeGDetailing]

Great video. Even though Meguiar's puts Wax in the name Ultimate Wax, it is actually a sealant. The wax term is meant for the average joe here in the states. Also it is interesting to hear you say that NXT is glossier because Meguiar's touts Ultimate Wax to be glossier as it has newer polymers. Your video also shows exactly how NXT is designed to sheet more than bead compared to ultimate wax. Both good sealants and both nice to work with. Ultimate Wax has always been one of my favorite off the shelf sealants . Again great video.

[@edubb2491]

Thanx for clearing that up..i was lile wax..but it says its a synthetic

[@holted1984]

So technically you should wax after using ‘ultimate wax’ for maximum protection?!! Given the cost of it at double the price of their other waxes and sealants, I’d expect it to have some wax in it, like a 2 in 1 product. They say you can wax after using the nxt sealant for the ultimate protection but I don’t see this mentioned anywhere for their ‘ultimate wax’, seems odd 🤷‍♀️

[@cedricnagau2047]

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[@Canuck_213]

Literally stood looking at all these products at my local automotive store before choosing the ultimate wax for my black Harley, which got totally abused during a recent road trip. Super happy with the results prior to seeing this well done video. Great work and I agree with your results fully. 🤙🏼💯

[@ericb.4358]

FINALLY, Meguiar's has come out with a ceramic wax. I have lived in Las Vegas since 2004 and found right away that Carnuba wax is NOT good for very hot temperatures. I smears easily no matter how well it has been buffed. So Use only synthetic wax and detailer.

[@jdisdetermined]

Yeah, natural carnauba wax can take a real beating from lots of hot direct sun.. a montan based wax fares a lot better in that type of climate if you want to stick to natural wax. From a purely durability and protection based standpoint, synthetics are vastly superior. A graphene based product is absolutely ideal for that climate, hopefully the ease of availability will expand quickly. What do you use out there in Vegas, something like Fusso I'd guess? Lived there for 8 years, hated every second of it, but somehow I still miss it once in awhile, which makes no sense.. 🤔😁👍

[@Display05]

@@jdisdetermined so what products would you recommend for desert sun protection? about to move to the desert and cannot find any solid answers. Thanks!

[@brannondoolin8654]

I live in FL, hot but stupidly humid alot, what do you guys think would be better for that? (im also a beginner lol trying to get into polishing and detailing and bodywork

[@bigguwapbrixks187]

Damn dude I’m so happy to find a Aussie detailer !!

[@mncedisiluhlanga2024]

@Sea Life very funny comment 😂

[@angelina._.2868]

ME TOOOO

[@bigguwapbrixks187]

@@angelina._.2868 feels so authentic and we are lucky Sandro is as real as it gets. No gimmicks here

[@bigguwapbrixks187]

@Sea Life for reals bro?

[@zSeiryu]

Good to see I didn’t do a bad job picking up the Ultimate as my first wax that I’ll apply personally to my car... I was worried it was gonna be all marketing lol

[@crBudgetWatches]

its almost magical and although expensive, it lasts longer and you dont need much product for each application.

[@darrengarcia4937]

Anything meguiars can be trusted!

[@cordoba110]

I use for years the meguiars waxes and am very satisfied of them. Personally I use the Ultimate Wax and the (different from your test) NXT tech wax 2.0. The Ultimate is in light favor to me, maybe because I have a dark colour paint, but as said they both do please me. I also have the NXT tech wax spray version, this is very good to apply as a "service" layer. I also reccomend to first clean your paint with the Clay bar and quick detailler and then apply your wax to give it the full potential and to maximize the smooth feel and showroom shine.

[@1BCamden]

great video, editing and arrangement, this together with a well known car product line range, incorporating clear outcome and definition makes this channel the number one go to for car detailing and care.

[@justanobody4983]

Just got myself a gold class since the people at meguiars say the ulitmate wax is better for darker paint jobs. Thanks for this as ill have my expectations set when buffing out the excess.

[@J1Z06]

Nxt paste literally lasted two rain storms on my car. I gave it away.

[@RacerXGTO]

Great presentation. 15:00 - I use Ultimate on my daily driver. Has gone through a season of snow and harsh automated washes. By far, it is the most durable while maintaining a shine when it comes time to reapply in the spring. Ultimate is my go-to from now on, it is a long lasting brute that shines pretty. Though I do agree, NXT (which I have used) gives the best gloss that is car show ready, but not so durable for the long-run. If I were to enter a car for show, I would run to NXT. Another car forum I frequent, owners did a wax compare on some high end exotics. NXT took the trophy for best gloss and shine over one of the Zymol products.

[@pepecoco]

Always wanted to see the differences between these products. Thanks Sandro

[@EscapeYourFate7]

Thank you. Now my baby is shining like the sun

[@sharons9367]

I used to use the meguiars carnauba works great on black but couple of hours just sitting there it’s so dusty everything sticks to it I would like to see you do a dust sticking comparison with all these

[@sharons9367]

@Warp 9.9 car just sitting there

[@joshuaopfer6566]

Ive always love meg. Ultimate line up. But im have switched from them after 10 years of use to angelwax products. The angelwax wax is more costly but it is well worth it in the end due to durability and looks

[@chocolatewon]

What a thorough comparison, well done!

[@rayoflight39]

it's 2021 and I still come back just to see that Honda

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

🙂

[@FFWrench]

Really appreciate the detail and comments on the products you are testing. I am more a hobbiest when it comes to detailing my cars, and the comments and opinions are really helpful and actually very interesting. Thanks!

[@wrf8245]

NXT smells great, goes on thin, and is easy to buff to a nice clean shine. Great product.

[@holted1984]

I thought it says in the video that the nxt is the only product tested that was unscented??

[@sumfingbitme9431]

I’ve always been a big fan of the ultimate wax, I’ve used it on a number of cars and been very pleased with the results. There is one exception, I now own a black car, and whilst ultimate wax still looks good, good class gives a nice warm glow to it which looks amazing. It doesn’t last as long as ultimate, but as I enjoy waxing my car this isn’t an issue.

[@JL-rj9fl]

I can see where you're coming from. Last Christmas I ended up getting some wax (Ultimate and Gold). I use Collinite on my own car, I love the stuff, but it has been fun to experiment with these products on my wife's car (it's a dark burgundy color). It looked really nice after I applied Gold Class to it today - I was pleasantly surprised! I had previously experimented with Ultimate on her car, and I prefer the Gold Class look on this darker paint as well.

[@eppyz]

Well I appreciate you putting up this video because most people that do things themselves use these type of products...now from a professional detailers point of view you may appreciate the ceramic coatings better but from the people that have to pay someone like you to do that type of work it's very expensive and most people can't afford that. additionally I had my car ceramic-coated as well as my wife's truck and was very disappointed in its performance versus the cost. I feel that if you use common sense washing methods and apply a halfway decent wax every few months you're finish is going to be fine regardless... it's those people that want perfection go seek out professional detailers...but that is such a small percentage of people.... though I do feel that ceramic coatings are nice and they're the new fad right now I do feel that they are over marketed over hyped and it give a false sense of security on your finish. Anyway just my thoughts 😎

[@patkaczmarek7362]

Gold Class Carnauba always gives me the results I want.

[@jamieboyd7425]

Well done with this video with all the tests.

[@Codriver72]

Once again an informative and unbiased comparision. Love your vids. From the content to the editing and music.

[@cuttingedgecool7235]

Excellent, excellent demonstration comparison!

[@skorpyo331]

Crystal wax gonna be my next product.

[@raziarahmat4299]

I live in Karachi Pakistan I like your comments send 4 month ago

[@rayburton4867]

I really love Meguiars Gold Class. It brings out a deep shine I’ve never seen before. Great video!

[@downundergarage6968]

Sandro, the nxt was megs 1st ever fully synthetic 'wax', they worked on it few years later to produce the ultimate. They both don't have any natural carnuba in it. So technically nxt is a father of ultimate wax. :) Forgot to mention that one change megs did in the ultimate vs nxt is to increase longevity at the expense of look and finish.

[@downundergarage6968]

@No Name the longevity would depend on how much exposures you get. I'm in Brisbane Australia so similar to southern California. My cars are daily driven but parked in garage at night and under shade during the day. They are washed every 3 weeks.. so for me next does 2 washers before drop off and I top it up after a 3rd or applay something else because I like to play with it. Ultimate is another car wash cycle further. If you have a light coloured car and want something that you can visibly see on car after the rain go for soft 99 fuso. On dark cars it's very tricky to get the application right and if not you will notice faint streaks ( drove me mad on one of my cars for 2 month's). Lol

[@letsgonow5641]

According to Meguairs site the NXT does have wax in it..www.meguiars.com/ingredients/1677

[@holted1984]

I’m still confused why Megs chose to name a product ‘Ultimate Wax’ that contains no actual wax and is actually technically then a fully synthetic sealant. I’ve seen/heard it mentioned (by Megs) that for the ultimate protection/longevity after using a sealant such as their NXT product, a wax can be applied over the top to extend the life of the applied product yet haven’t seen or heard that anywhere re: their ultimate “wax”. I do like Megs products but this kind of seems misleading, and the cost of the ‘ultimate wax’ (that’s not a wax lol), is daylight robbery!

[@duanyan1090]

Great video and well said " an easy and pleasurable user experience is actually at the top of the head' !!!!!!!!!!!

[@trevorgwelch7412]

Marketing has a lot to do with it but Meguiars is absolutely the highest level of quality.

[@LBCAndrew]

Meguiars is quality stuff, but far from the highest level. I guess when it comes to the products you can buy at big box stores and auto parts places, it would be up there with the best, but stuff you typically need to go to a proper detailing supply shop or online retailer like autogeek.net , detailing.com , or chemicalguys.com is much better. BUT... there comes a point where the costs involved get way out of line with the benefits from those higher end products, but the same can be said about anything. I mean... does anyone rreally need to spend $999 on an 8.7oz container of J97 Wax?

[@ChainsawChristmas]

@@LBCAndrew chemical guys is absolutely lower quality than Meguiars.

[@doehetvoorgentstudent2113]

I feel like Autoglym is affordable and very good quality (In Europe its affordable, maybe its more expensive in other continents)

[@crazzydude0117]

@@doehetvoorgentstudent2113 pretty expensive is aus compared to meguires and other standard brands. Ive been pretty disappointed with everything autoglym except polar seal

[@letsgonow5641]

@@LBCAndrew Noooo not Chemical guys..There stuff is over rated over priced and lower quality than Meguairs ...The only good thing to get from them is their pads!...

[@jawary8474]

Finally a video this important

[@bbdetailing9123]

Beautiful work. Love how you showed the difference between wax and no wax on the black panel. Thanks Sandro

[@edubb2491]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing question..i like to wax my car each month using deep crystal..now does a syn wax.. or polymer protect "better"..or jus 'longer" then a traditional carbnua wax? Ty..great video!

[@josephcronin2069]

Great video I like the side by side comparisons and how you weren’t biased just gave your opinions pros and cons

[@marcelobenitez7582]

Very good!!!! Mi favoritas: 1.Meguiars NXT👍👍👍 2.Meguiars Gold 👍👍👍

[@Themetallicairon]

Cual de las 4 es mejor para darle un mayor brillo a la pintura?

[@simont48]

Thanks for taking the time to make this video, very interesting and thorough comparision.

[@shawnbeck2303]

Megiuars Ceramic Hybird wax is the future now! Best sheeting of water on the market. Leaves a great shine too. Shawn.

[@eren5995]

Is it better than the meguiars ultimate wax?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

I think from an over performance perspective HCW is better

[@stupidmagfed5992]

nxt wax no doubt haved used it for 3 years best for metallic paint! good shine awsome water habits and easy to use

[@SaltyReward]

A great, thorough test of these products and very helpful to me. Thank you.

[@danielreeves5399]

Do like the deep crystal for ease of use, cost, slickness and shine. It is also good at removing tar spots. Does not last very long though so use paste waxes now (BH finis or BH double speed).

[@jeffalan6339]

Your video explains the differences in the products.

[@danlc95]

As far as ease of application / removal, for me, no amount of difficulty is worth any increased performance. Anything that is a pain gets tossed or given away. There is a reason Gloss Coat is the only ceramic coating I'll use, amd that is ease of application. Performance is great too, so long as chemical tests aren't done before the full 30 day cure time. After seven days it can be washed, but the internals don't set up for another 22 days.

[@VictorySpecc]

Another good video Sandro, I would love to see a detailed video about glass correction.

[@edubb2491]

Glass correction? Like fixing scratches on glass?

[@jamesm568]

I like the Ultimate series because I can mix other Ultimate products without getting the rainbow effect.

[@taladrocule]

No te conocía pero después de ver el Honda automáticamente supe que eras confiable 😂❤

[@dougburgoyne2418]

This review has all of the elements that make a good video. Well done, heading to store for my deep crystal.

[@shwt121]

I'm a big fan of " Meguiar's GoldClass wax.....& it does take a few wipe -n- buffs to remove all of the application from the area being worked on ; and the final results , to me , are amazing..!! Years ago I actually used the Simonize Paste Wax in the popular CAN THAT you COULD RE-OPEN with a quarter and after a few starts & re-waxes , I finally got the hang of it & I can tell you ; the harder the application ; & the harder the removal ( by hand) the better off the finish will be in the end.

[@wp1769]

Really good video I've love Meguiars products and have used them for years, I've always been indecisive with the waxes and this video found me in time for my latest detail session. I too really like the deep crystal Wax, especially on a black car. It definitely brings out the best in a good finish and I couldnt agree more with your views on it here. I recently corrected a black 2013 car using Ultimate Compound and Ultimate Polish followed by DC Wax and the finish is very very good. So much clarity and depth in the black it very very good. Thanks for a detailed review of these products

[@2010stoof]

I've noticed NXT is more of a sheeting product, not a beading product

[@stewardship8147]

Great job and progression...Without having to watch it again and take notes, it would be great if you did a short picture of a matrix showing the four products and the four or five categories and which ones were rated 1, 2, 3 & 4 in ea. Test. Appreciate your time and effort! 😅😎

[@screwge84]

I have a daily driver with average black paint so gonna try the NXT and top it with some Collinite 845. Can’t wait to see how it looks. Thanks Sandro, after watching a couple of your vids with NXT I just purchased some!

[@jeannettecorrea3707]

Thank you so much for your review! Very helpful!

[@keithmelling8530]

I always think that any wax test on a product should include a carwash after application. Because some waxes no matter how thinly its applied can leave holograms after a carwash

[@jonnycatable]

The cleaning wax they make is good my 83 blue Toyota was blue waxed it with the cleaning wax the rag turned blue the paint is what was called midnight blue wich was a purple came out good oxidation remover wax

[@motorhead3153]

I think NXT is more for cars that don't get out often not for everyday use. In saying that, I have used it and it gives a great glossy shine and feels silky smooth afterwards

[@curtishill6490]

A Honda Civic of old👍👍that car is how I learned backwards donuts in the snow🤣😂🤣

[@coolchris478]

This is a great video man....I watched it 4 times because I'm still undecided between ultimate and the deep crystal

[@joesmith9216]

They have even more waxes, I miss their black paste wax!

[@Agent007mw3]

Really helpful 👍

[@brenthill5596]

The NXT had amazing sheeting action when you flooded it. The panel was virtually dry.

[@conspiracytocommit]

Uhhhmmmm “just for always being a quick drive away”??? I lived in Australia, I don’t recall auto parts vendors moving around making the distance to my favorite shop farther or randomly not a quick drive…Couldn’t leave that alone Regardless, great comparison !!

[@angelina._.2868]

Theres a supercheap auto litterally 0.4kms away from my house, and theres one in every one of my neighbour suburbs (theyve been there for yearrrs)

[@wingedhussar5528]

Carnauba wax is great for a nice shine but unless your car is garaged all the time and rarely exposed to the elements, the wax does not much to protect the car's clear coat.. Synthetic waxes give the best and longest lasting protection.

[@holted1984]

With the NXT sealant, I’m wondering if it should, or would do better in terms of water repelling if a wax was applied over the top. Maybe I missed it but the costs of the products can also be an effective method of which to choose given the RRP on the Ultimate wax is $88AU v’s say the Gold Class range at $47AU. The deep crystal can be slightly yellowing on white cars with aged paint, nor does it last the cut in terms of water repelling so I wouldn’t even go there and explains why it’s the cheapest of the four products here. Surprised to learn the nxt sealant is a cheap $44AU. I’d give it a go had they scented it because I’m a girl and I prefer it smelled nice 😂 But my point being, I really cannot see the justification in such a high price for the ultimate wax, it’s literally almost double the gold class line and more than double on the deep crystal 🤨

[@kai_291]

Your reviews are always top notch keep it up Sandro

[@obiitom]

Is the NXT Polymer Paint Sealant just NXT Tech Wax 2.0 under a different name for a different market? i can only seem to find the Polymer Paint Sealant on the Australian site. Technically Tech Wax 2.0 isn't a wax as it is synthetic so it would make sense, are Australia trying to enforce an industry standard for car detailing products because that would be a smart move and help the consumer a lot as it can be a bit of a headache looking for the right product.

[@sg8107]

Thank you for the review, I'm a big meguiars fan and only just did a polish and wax on 10 year old paint, the car sits in the sun every day and the polish brought it up to new and I used "deep crystal" and wow I have to agree it not only gave the car that wet look but also deepened the colour (blue) as well as making it pop, I can't stop looking at the car, it looks amazing

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Well done! It’s sounds like it came up great!

[@gloriamaletta8667]

I've been using meguiars number 26 liquid yellow wax since the 1990s it's getting harder to find haven't found anything that is as good or better still using it

[@AllmobileYT]

Super video

[@mohamedbhamjee1856]

Thank u for this review it really helps

[@joepetrisko]

VERY good & informative video. A million & one thanks for presenting it. The takeaway I get from it is the differences among the four are minor to minimal, & personal preferences will be the ultimate decider. I LOVE the smooth "slide" finish of NXT - reminds me of the Blue Coral rubbing compound I used to use 50 years ago (dating myself, aren't I?) on my old Sport Fury. joeinbuenosaires 😎

[@SLYDIT]

Cleaner wax is great for the daily driver

[@ACTIONDANhero]

12:50 the music's nice. Wake me up when the slide test's over.

[@AaronEbright]

I switch between carnuba to the other dont stay with one wax. You can find what you need with Meguiars.

[@qqkk5581]

I've yet to see a review of Simoniz original car wax (which is very similar to Johnson paste wax). A good furniture paste wax has the longest durability but is a lot of work to remove (small sections only). My dad used to put it on his car and my girlfriends used to laugh because the would slide off the car.

[@jonnybravo3055]

I like the hybrid ceramic wax. Works brilliant and a very reasonable price 👍🏼.

[@gerardfinnigan11]

That was the most awesome review - you are a superstar - Thanks so much

[@mcalette]

Great video. I really like Deep Crystal wax and use it often.

[@tempe157]

But if we see from the video, deep crystal cant make it smooth, i am worru about dast. Because i often drive car on a dusty area or when not use car often once a week i am worry the dust will stick to it.

[@devilambrose]

Much appriciate your video. As I still got tones of Meguiar product left on my shelf after years of NOT knowing WAXIT (as welll as the never finished bottle of good sealant from them XD).

[@deepanshugoyal8804]

In terms of minimising swirls deep crystal is best as far as i know

[@edubb2491]

U mean hiding swirls..or creating swirls?

[@deepanshugoyal8804]

I mean hiding swirls

[@HandlewithcareVibes]

Thank you. You got a new subscriber

[@downsouth1678]

i would suggest to get the professional line of product and not the consumer line which arent as good . as example the meguiars pro line have the brown bottle , the consumer line are black bottles

[@yostinpoveda2083]

That sounds great but that line is like 7-10years old when compared to consumer. I bet you the old water beading is less effective than the new nxt or ultimate polymers.

[@guacamolehole9634]

I’ve used nxt once and it’s the best wax

[@nipex69]

Thank you. Great review.

[@finnba_h]

Another great comparison vid mate!

[@wayneeden98]

I can understand this method but I think you should use a slightly larger area, and maybe use a hand held micro glass might be of help

[@z06doc86]

No mention of white film on plastics and rubber. This is most important to me. That whitish to tan build up in crevasses and on plastic or rubber absolutely ruins the appearance of the vehicle, no matter how shiny the paint is. In my experience, Meguiars Ultimate wax leaves none of this residue and is hard to beat. However, I would love to know how the other products perform in this aspect of white residue buildup. Otherwise, excellent review. 👍👍

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

I’ve found that most newer hybrid waxes or sealants don’t tend to stain plastic trims with residue but it can be quite an individual product thing with exceptions where as most tradition waxes and sealants do tend stain trims but again that not always the case- and I agree it’s an important factor that I should have touched on.

[@z06doc86]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing Thanks for the response as well as the video.

[@murica6606]

Another great, informational video. You never seem to disappoint!

[@joelrangel6620]

Gold glass or even deep crystal if you have a black car, just brings the shine out with deep looking black, but if the paint has defects or swirls use nxt, also any of these products work way better if buffed on with rotary or dual action machine

[@marcusvoyager8412]

As I respect your experience and videos, I have to strongly disagree with your opinion about the ultimate liquid wax... I absolutely love this stuff. I prefer to use a d.a polishing machine with this ultimate liquid wax which always gives a deep wet look which just looks so amazing. This liquid wax it's so slick that my detailing towel just slides off it's so slippery slick