meguiars tech 2.0 or ultama wax ?
Road Captain
Joined: Oct 2010
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From: Bakersfield, CA
I've tried 'em all. Many great options are available. But I always come back to Liquid Glass. It's actually not a wax, but a synthetic sealant. I have trouble getting it in California (apparently it has too many VOC's to be compliant with state's air quality standards). I can usually get it via eBay sellers though... or bring it in when I find it out of state. I also use the Liquid Glass pre-cleaner to prep. As the name implies, it imparts a very glass-like surface. Also fairly easy on / easy off.
Stellar HDF Member
Joined: Aug 2015
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From: pensacola fl
I've tried 'em all. Many great options are available. But I always come back to Liquid Glass. It's actually not a wax, but a synthetic sealant. I have trouble getting it in California (apparently it has too many VOC's to be compliant with state's air quality standards). I can usually get it via eBay sellers though... or bring it in when I find it out of state. I also use the Liquid Glass pre-cleaner to prep. As the name implies, it imparts a very glass-like surface. Also fairly easy on / easy off.
Get a sample of Backfire Wet Diamond, Wolfgang, or 4 Star paint sealant. Try them one time and see what you think.
Now you wouldn't notice much difference on a bike but do a car, truck, or a suburban and compare how much easier the new stuff is to apply and take off. I think you will be surprised.
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 255
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From: Southwest, MT
I've done my share of car detailing, having owned several show quality rides. I was a big fan of meguiars until I was introduced to Croftgate. Their products are nothing short of fantastic. Not a big fan of waterless washes but their stuff works. The quick and slick and project X products are awsome and leave a deep deep shine. I encourage you guys to try it.
https://www.croftgateusa.com
https://www.croftgateusa.com
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