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been using Meg's #26 lately, would Meguiars Ultimate Liquid Wax be an upgrade?

Originally Posted By: Lurch I use regular, cheap Turtle Wax Paste. Goes on easy, comes off easy, and beads water on the car for many months. Can't ask for more than that, especially for about $3. Ummmmh ... no

both look good neither last long

Originally Posted By: satinsilver Just remember with the #601 after you apply it there is NO need to remove it. Apply the #105 right over it. Is the combo #601/#105 together easy to remove?

Originally Posted By: CharlieJ Duragloss, Collinite 845. The key is to apply thin and let the wax thoroughly dry. Although #845 is very durable I never thought of it as easy. I guess I was applying it too thick. I've heard DG 105 is very easy to use, but I don't want to use the #601 step...

no including spray waxes durability isn't a issue since I live in a mild climate and wax often

Originally Posted By: ag_ghost If you're still interested in recommendations for mail/web order, I tried Zaino's last summer on my Mustang (original paint, not clear coat). Scrubbed it with dishwashing detergent, clay barred, followed by the cleaner (Z-AIO) and finally the wax (Z-3). Easy to...

Originally Posted By: RTexasF For #501, think Klasse AIO at roughly half the price but the same outcome. For #105, think Zaino at a fraction of the price with a very similar outcome (too close to judge)...solid products. If you wish to order get them from the Duragloss site, shipping is really...

Originally Posted By: RTexasF Klasse All In One is an excellent paint cleaner/surface prep product. It's easy to work with by hand and is the original of the AIO type products. 16 ounces will last for years since so little is required. If you can see it on the surface you used too much. KAIO...

Originally Posted By: Vikas If you want to be able to pick up something locally, get Ultra Compound and SwirlX for total of $13 (at Walmart). Try SwirlX first and if your paint needs UC, then try UC and then SwirlX. These are the best polishes that you will able to buy over the counter at...

before waxing? recommendations appreciated

Duragloss products and Meg's #26 are top notch economical products

Originally Posted By: grampi There's nothing more hyped in the auto wax world than Meguiar's products. Meg's tan bottles (pro stuff) is very good. The consumer line not so much.

Is BFWD too sterile looking? On my neutral color car I like to finish with a glaze and Meg's #26 for the wet look.

What about Meg's APC?

my car is relatively new just looking for something for routine cleaning that smells good

Lucas Slick Mist Surf City Speed Demon

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Originally Posted By: JustinH The ecotec motor oil filters are all pretty much the same now. Delco used to make a filter that was constructed much better than the other ones, I just bought one and they changed them again and they are now pretty much all the same. Fram doesn't make a bad...

I was planning on using Pennzoil conventional & FRAM filters on my new 2.4l Malibu because that's the standard oil package with my mechanic. Do the horror stories regarding FRAM filters apply to cartridge types?