Nu-Finish& merguirs

[gizmopt2002]

Yo all im new here and i have a question that ive been wondering. I was recently searching for a better way to keep my car looking new. So i did some searching in here and decided that 1) meguiars (yea i know its spelled wrong) is pretty good and so is zymol but i like meguiars better 2) many, many different techniques on how to wax, but i was wondering if i can wash the car then use a clay bar and then use Nu-Polish. or is it better to use meguiars wax instead?

 

[jharris2]

Yo all im new here and i have a question that ive been wondering. I was recently searching for a better way to keep my car looking new. So i did some searching in here and decided that 1) meguiars (yea i know its spelled wrong) is pretty good and so is zymol but i like meguiars better 2) many, many different techniques on how to wax, but i was wondering if i can wash the car then use a clay bar and then use Nu-Polish. or is it better to use meguiars wax instead?

I tried NuFinish just once on a car several years ago. Found it very hard to put on and take off, despite the fact that a leading consumer magazine had it as their top-rated wax.

Switched to Meguiar's and found it to be superior to NuFinish. But over time it allowed swirls into the coating.

Now I use Zaino's exclusively. That's all that has touched the 4Runner.

Regarding the clay, yes -- wash, clay, wash, polish. Do a search and you'll find the threads where this is discussed in detail.

 

[gizmopt2002]

thanks man