Meguiar's Ultimate Liquid Wax

FloridaOccifer

FloridaOccifer

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I just wanted to share in the event any of you are looking for an easy and AMAZING wax to use. I have been a huge fan of Zymol over the years and NXT wax because of how easy it was to use. When I had my black fenders (raw unpainted plastic) I discovered that Turtle Wax ICE was amazing but didn't last very long. Well I just recently had a few firsts in my life... First 4Runner (after wanting one since I was a teenager) and First black car (out of way too many to count). I figured since this was a major purchase I would go through the car cleaning shelf in the garage and find some new and improved products that would make my life easier. Wouldn't you know that at good ole WallyWorld I spotted a box of Meguiar's Ultimate Liquid Wax on the shelf. It included an applicator pad and microfiber cloth with a price of $19.99. I figured anything by Meguiar's had to be good so I took the chance and waiting until I had some time to try it out. This evening provided just that opportunity and after washing my TE for the first time I broke open the box not knowing that I was not going to be prepared for what I discovered next. This stuff is absolutely the EASIEST wax to put on and buff off. The shine is second to none and you can use it on the black plastic bits and pieces without worry!!:reddance:

I am in the process of finding the time to complete the entire truck but the garage will house this beast until I do.

I have already thrown away all of my other half empty bottles of various waxes without hesitation.

...and yes that is the reflection of my wife's RAV4 in my fender

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I have always loved Meguiar's products. I have used their gold class wax for years. I will have to try the ultimate sometime. As soon as the weather warms up I need to wax my FJ, it's got water streaks on it where I guess who ever had it before me took it through a car wash.
 
Nice to see someone that isn't very far from me. I'm over in Istachatta if you know where that is, it's close to Nobleton.
 
Keep us posted on how it holds up... I've been searching for any easy synthetic wax to use on my wife's commuter car. Looking for something that lasts long so I only have to do it like 4 to 6 times a year or less.
 
TheeMikeB said:
Keep us posted on how it holds up... I've been searching for any easy synthetic wax to use on my wife's commuter car. Looking for something that lasts long so I only have to do it like 4 to 6 times a year or less.
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I am completely thrilled with the final product so far. I will let you know how things hold up in the good ole Florida sun.

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Well ok for example my tundra is black. I religiously maintained it. I travel for work sometimes, left it at home, my wife was trying to be nice and took it to get washed because it rained dirt like it does sometimes here. Just one time. It has so many micro scratches and crap, and while I could get them out, it's just not worth it. From one wash. I can cover it up with glaze or whatever and it'll last a little bit, but I'm not about to do a paint correction on it because, well.... It's just a truck.
 
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