I've just gotten into a habit of detailing my car and others as a side gig, and I've been using Meguiar's Ultimate line for a good while. Amazing stuff!
I have never used a clay bar, but as my last vehicle got older I could feel the grit in the wax. I have a brand new truck and it feels smooth as silk so I need to clay bar it.
Gold class doesn't last even half as long as ultimate paste wax unfortunately. I have a can too unfortunately and trying really hard to justify buying a can of UPW now.😅
I, personally, enjoy using them both together . I use the Meguiar's Gold Class Carnauba paste wax first, followed by the Meguiar's Ultimate paste wax days later. Creates a deep, brilliant shine. That's just my style.
I have purchased same wax from online store but the same seems to be like melted.. Don't know what's wrong it.. Plz let me know if anyone had similar issue.
Wilson Auto Detailing Hi bro... I just has a question.. I used the meguiars ultimate compound and ultimate polish .... the compound was looking good but when I use the polish there is some marks like still polish to be removed from the paint.... Is mirror shine but in the sun theres a few spots that I don't like how it looks in the sun... by the way is a black paint Tundra 2016.. How I can fix it? And I didn't put the ultimate wax paste.... if I used the wax like that it would make it worse? I hope you reply and by the way I love your channel and thanks for share a lot of knowledge with us...b
Don’t wash the car after you apply the wax. First, wash the car with water and a car washing solution. Then, dry it off with microfiber towel and use a clay bar to remove the contaminants on the paint. After that, u should use the polisher or the wax in the video, and buff it off with another clean microfiber towel.
I thought THIN film technology was a sales gimmick until i tried to see how difficult it was to remove if I overloaded the applicator. You can overload your applicator and it still spreads thinly, so easy to use even if your tried to use it wrong! They have a new improved version now, but you get a little less.
Hey bud. Thank you for your awesome videos. Was wondering what would you charge for a hand wax on a car and another job a Truck? Thank you in advance!!
I've already tried and failed at this. I cut a chunk out of the wax, this one in particular, and put it in a bowl over a pot of boiling water to slowly melt it down (double boil method). Unfortunately even after you melt it down, once I put it in the bottle it solidified once again rather quickly. It just ain't gonna work.
Hi all: I have some Meguiars Ultimate Paste Wax but it's about 5 years old. I'm sure it's fine but does the quality diminish overtime or is it just as good now as ever?
Not in this case. Not that it’s going to hurt anything but it will stain trim and generally speaking you don’t want to use paste waxes on anything but paint. This however is great on glass as well
You should rub the wax in one back and forth direction. Of course there is nothing abrasive in wax, but that's not the point. If you go in a circular motion, you can create more noticeable swirling marks because your rubbing abrasive impurities into the paint that are already on the paint
I used turtle ice spray on my car last week but want to try this, is it ok to just put on or is there a way to clean off the spray I already used? And when I use the ultimate paste wax can I keep using the spray on top or is it pointless?
Would you use this wax on any vehicle? I mean high end cars also and would you use a carnuba based wax over this synthetic wax or is this one your go to after a clay bar cleaning?
Yes I would use this on any car, and whether or not you use a carnauba wax over this is subject to change. Carnauba doesn’t last as long, but probably has a bit more of a glow to it. Synthetic protects longer but people say it doesn’t look quite as good as carnauba
It is great you do the how to stuff. Many of the other guys have turned into all reviews. I don't want to have 9,000 to pick from. I want to know how to use the ones that I need. Keep it up. Don't sell out for the clicks. Many of us have a couple of cars and want to know how to keep them up and that's all.
I don’t really suggest polishing, it’s more of a “does my customer want the paint to be polished” obviously the paint is going to have much more of a visual appeal if I polish it but do you have to? Definitely not
Hey, usually if you're to use a sealant and a wax, you do sealant first. Wax goes over the sealant. If do sealant over wax, the sealant will only last as long as the wax lasts. if wax comes off, the sealant comes off with it.
They don't last as long. they leave a nice shine wet look, but start to break down around 150 degrees. this Meguiars will leave a nice wet look and last much longer.
I have a Flex orbital and a black hex logic finishing pad that I want to use to apply wax to a Mac truck efficiently. Any recommendations on a wax that’ll work well with that combo? I’m thinking something thinner and liquidity and not a paste waste
If you havent tried meguiars ultimate liquid wax I would give it a try... super accessible, super economical, and great results... killer combo in my world
It does not. Wax by nature doesnt remove swirls or correct any defects. It would have to contain some sort of abrasives to do that, like physical or chemical abrasives, but that would make it no longer ONLY a wax, so paste waxes are simply meant to visually enhance and protect the paint, not correct swirls, but check out some of my videos on polishing, I have a ton of them and thats where you will see some swirls getting fixed
I actually have never used it on glass... headlights YES! But windshield, I would guess so, but I always just simplify it and use meguiars synthetic express spray wax for the windows!!! I'll have to make a video with this stuff on the windows! If you try it let me know how it goes!
It all depends but I would say during snow fall no more than a month, with a paste wax you have more time, depending on how much it snows, somewhere around 3 months might be a good guess
Warped Wackos hey thanks man! So I actually had a company reach out to me called show car, and they sent me a silicon based tire dressing that I am testing out and that's what I used on the tires!
Have you used the liquid version of this wax? I've used a number of waxes before and ULW really doesn't seem like it wants to haze when I apply it to my car and let it sit. I've left my car in the garage just to see how long I had to wait and after an hour it still hadn't hazed.
Finick I have used the liquid and I will definitely put out a video on it, they both definitely have there place. I think what I would say is that often times detailers tend to hype up small things that really don't need to be and wax "hazing" is one of those, sure wax can haze and some would argue that it makes it cure to the paint even more, but whether you let it sit or wipe it off within 30 seconds, the difference is just so negligible. It's one of those areas where detailers argue just for the sake of being right, and not really on a foundation of good information. Hope that puts you at ease a little!
Wilson Auto Detailing thanks for the reply. I'm not so much concerned with it hazing so much as I am it just seeming to never really actually dry at all. When I go to remove it all it seems to want to do is just smear around, and leave a residue that I need to either hit with a QD or wash afterwards, which is very peculiar. It's the only wax I've ever had behave this way, but I'm still playing with it whenever I wax a car just to see what I'm doing wrong.
Finick interesting! Let me know if you figure that out! Maybe you should either apply it in the sun or the shade, depending on what you are doing right now and see if that works. Let me know!
Hey! Have you heard about Soft99 Fusso Coat wax? It's also synthetic and detailers love to use it and getting famous. (even if its a little hard to apply). I think it would worth to make a vid about that! Keep up the good work, I really like your videos! :D
Hey Wilson.. Do you know if you can combine the use og the Meguiar's ultimate paste wax with f.eks. Meguiars carnauba wax. Or do the synthetic wax not work together with Carnauba wax? Thanks for sharing your expertise! regards from Denmark!
Wilson Auto Detailing great video that be great il stay tuned I'd like to here your opinion on auto glym hd wax I love it but looking at your maguires video I'm very tempted to treat my self to some thanks buddy by way nice car
Hey Wilson, from what I have learned the pattern does affect, of course as you mentioned not from the wax itself but from anything that could be on the paint specially when working outside, afterwards it’s more difficult to spot and remove swirl marks than straight marks. Great vid, thanks!
hakman239 I think it's harder to use in the sun. I was running into that problem for sure, when I use it in the shade... smooth sailing, I let it cure for around 60 seconds
hakman239 gotcha! Well if you can, let me know how it works as the weather changes! I would love all the info I can get! Thanks for letting me know my man!
If you let it sit too long (especially in the sun), it does take a little effort to get it off. You can use a little bit of fresh wax to get it more workable... But I try not to do more than two panels at a time, so I don't have to bother with that extra work. Wax #1. Wax #2. Buff #1. Buff #2. Repeat on next set of panels.
Hi, i watch your videos and i like them, also i have one question for you, did you try Formula 1 Premium Wax and if you could please do a review because in my country i only can buy Turtle wax, Sonax and Formula 1 products, i try and i was using TW for years but i think that they are not premium ones, also can you do a video about Liquid Wax vs Paste Wax, that can be interesting to see compared. Thanks a lot for good and education videos.
Hey man! Thanks for being involved here on the channel! I can definitely do a comparison of liquid wax vs paste wax, I was planning on it, I definitely will.. as far as turtle wax goes, I dont use any of their products because you are right, they really arent anything too special or premium, but I may be able to get my hands on some turtle wax stuff and help you out! I also dont really use anything from sonax, but I havent really ever looked into formula one products so I will definitely have to do that! Where do you live?
Wilson Auto Detailing Hey, thanks for reply, here Turtle Wax is most used product also Sonax, but im realy interested in Formula 1 product. I live in Serbia, thats small country in Europe so we dont have a lot of imported automotive cosmetic products, i saw Armors one but i think that Formula 1 have better products. Thanks again :)
I appreciate your videos and want to support your channel by buying the products you recommend through your Amazon links. I want to purchase several items you recommend, like this wax and Citrol Degreaser, in one Amazon order, not separate orders, so you get credit. How do I do that on Amazon?
You'll have to go to each video with the product you want to buy, and follow those links. Once on Amazon, just add the items to your cart and Amazon will handle the rest.
No worries... And if you have Prime, you can get some stuff to try out just in time for the weekend. Might just be the universe setting you up for some hands on time with your vehicle. Fingers crossed for you. If you remember, let everyone know how you liked this wax. I really like it a lot. Pretty easy to use with solid shine, but the depth of color it gives is what I like most. Like it moisturizes the paint is the best way I can put it.
mikeca98 wow thank you so much! It's actually super easy!!! Just go through any one of my links, and as long as you stay on Amazon from there, I will get credit for anything you purchase, so no need to go through each link for each product, go through any link one time, and shop till you drop 😂 thank you again so much for being involved here and helping out, let me know if I can help with anything at all!
As you know the wax allow me apply on the sun but i waxed it on the shade. Are you suspicious that I am doing something wrong? Tell me I need your help, please.
Leonardo Dias apply wax in straight lines. Buff off with micro fiber towel. Finish with another set of micro fibre towels. Fold micro fiber towel up and use different sides to keep clean for buffing and trapping the buff off wax. You can also finish with a spray wax or detailer. When I say finish I mean you don't have to get it perfect on first pass, buff most off and go back over it. Also, stick to meguairs for everything if you can afford it. I cannot stress more on straight lines. Clean car and dry properly. Finally, if there's still very minor imperfections of wax layer, disregard. I mean only for imperfections in wax layer, don't confuse it with anything else at all. Cleaning tips, two bucket method, search it up. Microfiber everything only touches paint never anything else in my opinion. Dry car with micro towel as well before waxing. Detailer can help minimize scratches. Economy tip, buy detailer and spray wax and soap in bulk if you're gonna do it regularly like I do. Chemical guys is a good brand for that Clean top to bottom, clean in straight lines. Keep detailing, makes you happy :)
And yes a liquid is added to the water on the car, misted on, and then wiped dry. Good lubrication, I vouch for these new guys on the internet and their methods. People like chemical guys and Chris fix. My favorite channel on UA-cam though is ammonyc, and the man has never made a mistake in my eyes. check him out!
Take it easy. You sound like the sherif's after you, ha ha! ;) I bought this wax just today and only noticed it's content after coming home. I've been using canauba based hard waxes for many years. I was told this is a more advanced canauba based hard wax than pure canauba based waxes. But it's not. It purely synthetic, so thanks for your info. I'll return it tomorrow morning. It says on the box and inside on an infoleafs page, that it's harmfull if touched. Hence you wearing gloves I think. I am used to natural waxes and not this toxic type. Woops, got the wrong one this time. If the dealer won't take it back, I guess I'll just throw it out in the bin. I've also used Meguiars semi-liquid canauba based wax, and while giving an okay shine and easy to aply and does not leave white streaks on edges if I accidentially touches an edge while applying, which is very nice, it does not last very ong. Likea week or so. If the car gets wet, it's over after just one shower. Not very lasting, because most of it's content is a driver (water etc.). This ultimate hard wax must not touch other surfaces it says on the packaging - leaves white streaks or is attacking surfaces other than paint. I've also used Autoglym's canauba hard wax, and that is more difficult to apply and wipe off and buff off. But the shine is better and last a lot longer. And can be touched by hand without risk of skin reactions. I guess I'll go back to using that. Or something else better than this Meguiar product. One reason being that this one, the Meguiars Ultimate hard wax, needs to use nano tech to give results, as it's not canaua based wax. Therefore slipping into nature with lots of nano tec particles, polluting the environment even more than a normal canauba wax. I generally do not support nano tec because of this. I wax my cars and the motorcycle at least every month. It would therefore be nice if you mentioned something about layers, and how they last if more layers are applied; time between each layer etc. from a real world perspective. Not package info. Also, it would be nice to know if for example the application pad need to be damp or just simply dry. Some waxes need the applicator pad to be slightly damp when applying the wax. Besides I NEVER EVER let the product stay on the car. Never. It could slide off and touch the paint, risking making scratches. Further, I always use a minimum of two micro fiber towels: one for wiping off, and one for buffing. Makes easier to differentiate between the two, and usually also lasts better before a new one (clean) is needed. If possible it would also be nice to know if the applicator pad dries in such a way (after use) that it makes dust next time. Or it doesn't. Some waxes does that while others dones not. Again, real world use info. I feel you could make your videos better by speaking a bit more about these methods - or speaking about if that is needed or not. It would make the video's better. Anyway, thanks for you info. It made me clearer about my purchase being the wrong one, before using it ;) Kind regards, Jacques
This kid has an education and a vocab... feeling a bit threatened are you? I love this guy. I can see why he's successful. Love all that positive energy.
I like both for different things, I use paste wax more, just because the only time I would apply liquid wax is with a DA buffer, and if you are going to do that, then why not just go ahead and put a sealant on it instead... anyways, thats what I do
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I've just gotten into a habit of detailing my car and others as a side gig, and I've been using Meguiar's Ultimate line for a good while. Amazing stuff!
You are young, yet very generous with knowledge.
You're awesome bro! Motivated me to revive the paint on my wife's car and my car
Victor Hernandez love it victor!!! So glad I could help! Your wife will be so pumped! Serious brownie points 😂
Wilson Auto Detailing haha exactly!
Love your video's....informative but not excessively long
I have never used a clay bar, but as my last vehicle got older I could feel the grit in the wax. I have a brand new truck and it feels smooth as silk so I need to clay bar it.
Clay bar your brain first 🧠
You did a great job on your video there man . Informative and your well spoken and understood
Congrats !
Ive been using Meguars Gold class and it works great. I've thought about the Ultimate wax, but I have sooo much gold class left to use :-)
hahahhaha yes and you always will!!! Takes forever to go through a whole can!
Gold class doesn't last even half as long as ultimate paste wax unfortunately. I have a can too unfortunately and trying really hard to justify buying a can of UPW now.😅
Great video for beginner with new black car!
2021 I LOVE YOUR OLD VIDEOS AND YOUR NEW ONE TOO
Heard that paste wax like this wax last longer in longevity compared to the liquid counterparts. Just curious why this is.
Hi. How long it last on a daily car never in a box?
"You finished the wheels and the windows"? Does that wax work with wheels and windows too?
You can apply it on your windows but idk about the wheels
Works on wheels
Just used this on two of my cars. Outstanding stuff. Smells good too. On sale as well.
Can this be applied with a DA polisher?
Hey man I just want to say thank for everything that you say and what you do in your video's is so helpful thanks
Meguiar’s - Ultimate Paste Wax or Meguiar’s - Gold Class Paste Wax
Which one is the best
Personally I think the ultimate paste wax but that is just me! You try both, and let me know what you prefer! I am interested in hearing back!
Ultimate lasts 6 months, Gold Class Carnauba plus Wax lasts around 3 months
I, personally, enjoy using them both together . I use the Meguiar's Gold Class Carnauba paste wax first, followed by the Meguiar's Ultimate paste wax days later. Creates a deep, brilliant shine. That's just my style.
I have purchased same wax from online store but the same seems to be like melted.. Don't know what's wrong it.. Plz let me know if anyone had similar issue.
It must of been hot in the package... maybe freeze it? Honestly wouldn’t know what to tell you
Would u say “real carnauva wax “ gives a better shine ??? Then the synthetic waz
War if it keeps on raining? Does this mean I should polish the car or wait to summer.
I love this wax.
Leaves a nice gloss
Easy on, easy off
Last 3-4 months
Yes for sure!!! A staple if there ever was one!
Wilson Auto Detailing Hi bro... I just has a question.. I used the meguiars ultimate compound and ultimate polish .... the compound was looking good but when I use the polish there is some marks like still polish to be removed from the paint.... Is mirror shine but in the sun theres a few spots that I don't like how it looks in the sun... by the way is a black paint Tundra 2016.. How I can fix it? And I didn't put the ultimate wax paste.... if I used the wax like that it would make it worse? I hope you reply and by the way I love your channel and thanks for share a lot of knowledge with us...b
Hi friend After applying this wax, how do you recommend washing? I mean only with water or water and normal shampoo or something else? thanks
Hi! After applying this wax, how do you recommend washing? I mean only with water or water and normal shampoo or something else? thanks for the video!
I guess its too much trouble to answer a simple question.
Use car shampoo with the recommended amount of shampoo
Don’t wash the car after you apply the wax. First, wash the car with water and a car washing solution. Then, dry it off with microfiber towel and use a clay bar to remove the contaminants on the paint. After that, u should use the polisher or the wax in the video, and buff it off with another clean microfiber towel.
Mint mate just got some for my defender can't wait
Love the ultimate wax, depending on how im feeling i toggle between the ultimate wax and synthetic sealant 2.0, great stuff
sean B yes definitely! I have not played with their sealant too much but I want to!
Nice review, thanks man
Can you remove some little marks on car using this paste wax
Do you use it for your windows too?
How do you clean the applicator?
Hello, great video dude. You should try Fusso coat 12 Months its crazy trust me, also it stays for +8Months even if you wash the car 3 times a week.
I thought THIN film technology was a sales gimmick until i tried to see how difficult it was to remove if I overloaded the applicator. You can overload your applicator and it still spreads thinly, so easy to use even if your tried to use it wrong! They have a new improved version now, but you get a little less.
Hey bud. Thank you for your awesome videos. Was wondering what would you charge for a hand wax on a car and another job a Truck? Thank you in advance!!
hello, what do you suggest for a pearl white car? (you got my like!)
Can i use on white car
I can use this wax after applying MEGUIAR'S SYNTHETIC SEALANT M21?
Greetings from Greece ❣️
Im looking to convert paste wax into liquid paste wax. In order to apply it with a sponge on a air palm machine..
Im not sure I can help you with that
I've already tried and failed at this. I cut a chunk out of the wax, this one in particular, and put it in a bowl over a pot of boiling water to slowly melt it down (double boil method). Unfortunately even after you melt it down, once I put it in the bottle it solidified once again rather quickly. It just ain't gonna work.
Hi all: I have some Meguiars Ultimate Paste Wax but it's about 5 years old. I'm sure it's fine but does the quality diminish overtime or is it just as good now as ever?
When did Barry Goldberg start waxing cars?
Since it’s synthetic, is it safe for plastic and trim?
Not in this case. Not that it’s going to hurt anything but it will stain trim and generally speaking you don’t want to use paste waxes on anything but paint. This however is great on glass as well
Are them Kirkland microfibers you're using from Costco ?
Good day to wax buddy cool weather, I see the wind you have there
You should rub the wax in one back and forth direction. Of course there is nothing abrasive in wax, but that's not the point. If you go in a circular motion, you can create more noticeable swirling marks because your rubbing abrasive impurities into the paint that are already on the paint
so i have glossy black rims, can i use this on there too?
Anthony Gentile the box says perfect for all glossy paints and clear coats so glossy paint finishes only . Not for use on flat,matte or satin finishes
Auto fusion thank you!
Anthony Gentile your welcome
Can I use it to protect the piano black interior trim on a cx 30 Mazda ?
Hi, Can we use it on white car ??
Absolutely!
I used turtle ice spray on my car last week but want to try this, is it ok to just put on or is there a way to clean off the spray I already used? And when I use the ultimate paste wax can I keep using the spray on top or is it pointless?
Hi Luke did you have to clay bar the whole car and do the steps to avoid scratches on you'r ride , but you'r ride looks awesome!!
I clayed this vehicle about every 3 months!
Would you use this wax on any vehicle? I mean high end cars also and would you use a carnuba based wax over this synthetic wax or is this one your go to after a clay bar cleaning?
Yes I would use this on any car, and whether or not you use a carnauba wax over this is subject to change. Carnauba doesn’t last as long, but probably has a bit more of a glow to it. Synthetic protects longer but people say it doesn’t look quite as good as carnauba
What do you recommend for
Water spots and how to get them off?
Vinegar and water
Ok so I'm using this and get it on my plastic trim. What do I do now?! Wish you had mentioned this since most cars have plastic trim.
It is safe for black plastic trim!!! It doesnt stain like other paste waxes!
Wilson Auto Detailing thank you!
Jeffrey B of course Jeffrey. Let me know if I can help with anything else
can you use this on the headlamps?
Yes. It helps to protect it from yellowing.
It is great you do the how to stuff. Many of the other guys have turned into all reviews.
I don't want to have 9,000 to pick from. I want to know how to use the ones that I need.
Keep it up. Don't sell out for the clicks. Many of us have a couple of cars and want to know how to keep them up and that's all.
Dragnet Radio wow thank you so much! I appreciate those kind words! I definitely will keep doing what I'm doing! No selling out here 😂😂😂
Can this be applied with a da polisher?
Like the videos man. Do you recommend polishing the paint before applying this wax?. If so what type of polish would you recommend.
I don’t really suggest polishing, it’s more of a “does my customer want the paint to be polished” obviously the paint is going to have much more of a visual appeal if I polish it but do you have to? Definitely not
Can you use a sealant after this wax, like bead maker? If so, Is there a downside to do this?
Thank you for your videos!
Hey, usually if you're to use a sealant and a wax, you do sealant first. Wax goes over the sealant. If do sealant over wax, the sealant will only last as long as the wax lasts. if wax comes off, the sealant comes off with it.
Great video! Can you use it on the wide black plastic trim next to the windows?
Great Video. I’m going to upgrade to this wax as soon as I’m done with my tub of Turtle Wax (which is taking forever).
There ya go hahaha good idea!
What's your opinion on the carnauba wax?
They don't last as long. they leave a nice shine wet look, but start to break down around 150 degrees. this Meguiars will leave a nice wet look and last much longer.
I have a Flex orbital and a black hex logic finishing pad that I want to use to apply wax to a Mac truck efficiently. Any recommendations on a wax that’ll work well with that combo? I’m thinking something thinner and liquidity and not a paste waste
If you havent tried meguiars ultimate liquid wax I would give it a try... super accessible, super economical, and great results... killer combo in my world
Does it remove swirl marks by any chance?
It does not. Wax by nature doesnt remove swirls or correct any defects. It would have to contain some sort of abrasives to do that, like physical or chemical abrasives, but that would make it no longer ONLY a wax, so paste waxes are simply meant to visually enhance and protect the paint, not correct swirls, but check out some of my videos on polishing, I have a ton of them and thats where you will see some swirls getting fixed
thank u i plane to get Ceramic coating in the future and polish to get rid of the swirls haha but its not cheap at all
Nice. That paste wax looks awesome. I'll check it out.
Alex Perez definitely! And let me know when you do, I wanna know how you like it!
make sure you clay barr before you use this and compound and polish and then this wax
Yep always!!
I used it with a machine. Looks even better
Michael Scott interesting! Walk me through that process, I'm interested
Just scoop some with your finger on the pad.
Spread it like butter it's a very hard wax but it has abrasives in it too.
I love it!!!
Is it safe to use on headlights & windshield?
I actually have never used it on glass... headlights YES! But windshield, I would guess so, but I always just simplify it and use meguiars synthetic express spray wax for the windows!!! I'll have to make a video with this stuff on the windows! If you try it let me know how it goes!
How long does wax last on cars that sit outside in the snow?
It all depends but I would say during snow fall no more than a month, with a paste wax you have more time, depending on how much it snows, somewhere around 3 months might be a good guess
Hi! So you still recomend this and apply it 3 times a year or do you recommend some sort of sealant?
Thanks!!
This is actually a sealant.3 times a year with this is fine.
What soap do you use to wash the towels? I got some shopping to do.
I love GO organic detergent!
Car looks killer Luke! What are you using on the tires?
Warped Wackos hey thanks man! So I actually had a company reach out to me called show car, and they sent me a silicon based tire dressing that I am testing out and that's what I used on the tires!
Have you used the liquid version of this wax? I've used a number of waxes before and ULW really doesn't seem like it wants to haze when I apply it to my car and let it sit. I've left my car in the garage just to see how long I had to wait and after an hour it still hadn't hazed.
For me, the Ultimate Paste Wax is much easier to remove and gives a better shine than the Ultimate Liquid Wax.
Finick I have used the liquid and I will definitely put out a video on it, they both definitely have there place. I think what I would say is that often times detailers tend to hype up small things that really don't need to be and wax "hazing" is one of those, sure wax can haze and some would argue that it makes it cure to the paint even more, but whether you let it sit or wipe it off within 30 seconds, the difference is just so negligible. It's one of those areas where detailers argue just for the sake of being right, and not really on a foundation of good information. Hope that puts you at ease a little!
Wilson Auto Detailing thanks for the reply. I'm not so much concerned with it hazing so much as I am it just seeming to never really actually dry at all. When I go to remove it all it seems to want to do is just smear around, and leave a residue that I need to either hit with a QD or wash afterwards, which is very peculiar. It's the only wax I've ever had behave this way, but I'm still playing with it whenever I wax a car just to see what I'm doing wrong.
Finick interesting! Let me know if you figure that out! Maybe you should either apply it in the sun or the shade, depending on what you are doing right now and see if that works. Let me know!
Finick - I had the same issue and discovered I was putting too much on. A little goes a LONG way.
Hey! Have you heard about Soft99 Fusso Coat wax? It's also synthetic and detailers love to use it and getting famous.
(even if its a little hard to apply). I think it would worth to make a vid about that! Keep up the good work, I really like your videos! :D
Ill make sure to put it in my notes for future videos! Thanks man!
I'd love to see you try the Fusso Coat, talk about water beading and durability!😉😁
NOTED!!!
Hey Wilson..
Do you know if you can combine the use og the Meguiar's ultimate paste wax with f.eks. Meguiars carnauba wax. Or do the synthetic wax not work together with Carnauba wax?
Thanks for sharing your expertise!
regards from Denmark!
You need to let it cure for few hours. I use this sealent with top it of collinite wax
How dose it live up to autoglym hd wax have you ever compared both
I have never compared both! But I might have to get my hands on some autoglam and shoot a video on it! Thanks for the suggestion!!
Wilson Auto Detailing great video that be great il stay tuned I'd like to here your opinion on auto glym hd wax I love it but looking at your maguires video I'm very tempted to treat my self to some thanks buddy by way nice car
Hey Wilson, from what I have learned the pattern does affect, of course as you mentioned not from the wax itself but from anything that could be on the paint specially when working outside, afterwards it’s more difficult to spot and remove swirl marks than straight marks.
Great vid, thanks!
Thanks for the feedback Mauricio! I appreciate it!
And how Lind do you let it cure iv found it hard to use
hakman239 I think it's harder to use in the sun. I was running into that problem for sure, when I use it in the shade... smooth sailing, I let it cure for around 60 seconds
I bought it when I was in Florida on holiday but I'm from the uk so the weather maby causing it
hakman239 gotcha! Well if you can, let me know how it works as the weather changes! I would love all the info I can get! Thanks for letting me know my man!
If you let it sit too long (especially in the sun), it does take a little effort to get it off. You can use a little bit of fresh wax to get it more workable... But I try not to do more than two panels at a time, so I don't have to bother with that extra work. Wax #1. Wax #2. Buff #1. Buff #2. Repeat on next set of panels.
hakman239 definitely is way more difficult in the sun! I really don't even bother if I am in direct sunlight with this wax in particular
Do a video on the Best Sealant !(or sealant of your choice)
will do!!!
Your voice sounds like those used to describe funny videos on tv 😄👍
Hi, i watch your videos and i like them, also i have one question for you, did you try Formula 1 Premium Wax and if you could please do a review because in my country i only can buy Turtle wax, Sonax and Formula 1 products, i try and i was using TW for years but i think that they are not premium ones, also can you do a video about Liquid Wax vs Paste Wax, that can be interesting to see compared. Thanks a lot for good and education videos.
Hey man! Thanks for being involved here on the channel! I can definitely do a comparison of liquid wax vs paste wax, I was planning on it, I definitely will.. as far as turtle wax goes, I dont use any of their products because you are right, they really arent anything too special or premium, but I may be able to get my hands on some turtle wax stuff and help you out! I also dont really use anything from sonax, but I havent really ever looked into formula one products so I will definitely have to do that! Where do you live?
Wilson Auto Detailing Hey, thanks for reply, here Turtle Wax is most used product also Sonax, but im realy interested in Formula 1 product. I live in Serbia, thats small country in Europe so we dont have a lot of imported automotive cosmetic products, i saw Armors one but i think that Formula 1 have better products. Thanks again :)
Can you use it on painted plastic parts like on motorcycles i got a honda cbr1000 sp 2018
No,it leaves a white residue..turtle ice paste doesnt
thanks bro, nice
Can you speak up a bit I couldn’t hear you 😂
Lovely...just lovely
Thanks!
You're and awesome speaker. Thanks!!
beautiful toyota!
Thank you ALEX!
One note...it leaves stain marks if you hit the trims accidentally..
Yep most lasts waxes should be kept away from black trim
did you clay first good video buddy
Definitely! Sometimes I leave that stuff out of the videos to make them shorter and get to the point! Love your eye for detail!
I appreciate your videos and want to support your channel by buying the products you recommend through your Amazon links. I want to purchase several items you recommend, like this wax and Citrol Degreaser, in one Amazon order, not separate orders, so you get credit. How do I do that on Amazon?
You'll have to go to each video with the product you want to buy, and follow those links. Once on Amazon, just add the items to your cart and Amazon will handle the rest.
Des420 - Thank you. That sounds easy enough. Now just getting the time to use all those goodies!
No worries... And if you have Prime, you can get some stuff to try out just in time for the weekend. Might just be the universe setting you up for some hands on time with your vehicle. Fingers crossed for you. If you remember, let everyone know how you liked this wax. I really like it a lot. Pretty easy to use with solid shine, but the depth of color it gives is what I like most. Like it moisturizes the paint is the best way I can put it.
mikeca98 wow thank you so much! It's actually super easy!!! Just go through any one of my links, and as long as you stay on Amazon from there, I will get credit for anything you purchase, so no need to go through each link for each product, go through any link one time, and shop till you drop 😂 thank you again so much for being involved here and helping out, let me know if I can help with anything at all!
After I use it i can see some "phantoms" on the Hood. Maybe because it is a strong wax. How can i do to remove the phantoms?
Are you applying it in the shade on a cool surface or in the sun??
As you know the wax allow me apply on the sun but i waxed it on the shade. Are you suspicious that I am doing something wrong? Tell me I need your help, please.
sounds like your removal towel was dirty
Leonardo Dias apply wax in straight lines. Buff off with micro fiber towel. Finish with another set of micro fibre towels. Fold micro fiber towel up and use different sides to keep clean for buffing and trapping the buff off wax. You can also finish with a spray wax or detailer. When I say finish I mean you don't have to get it perfect on first pass, buff most off and go back over it. Also, stick to meguairs for everything if you can afford it. I cannot stress more on straight lines. Clean car and dry properly. Finally, if there's still very minor imperfections of wax layer, disregard. I mean only for imperfections in wax layer, don't confuse it with anything else at all.
Cleaning tips, two bucket method, search it up. Microfiber everything only touches paint never anything else in my opinion. Dry car with micro towel as well before waxing. Detailer can help minimize scratches.
Economy tip, buy detailer and spray wax and soap in bulk if you're gonna do it regularly like I do. Chemical guys is a good brand for that
Clean top to bottom, clean in straight lines.
Keep detailing, makes you happy :)
And yes a liquid is added to the water on the car, misted on, and then wiped dry. Good lubrication, I vouch for these new guys on the internet and their methods. People like chemical guys and Chris fix. My favorite channel on UA-cam though is ammonyc, and the man has never made a mistake in my eyes. check him out!
Costco has 36 towels, very nice towels also, for $16.
Yep they are great!
At 2:25 two people dabbed off camera (I was one of them)
Landon Wilson 😂😂😂
Gotta love siblings right hahahhaa
I don't see it
Good video ! TY ! 😆🖒
Try the decaff... Why so hysterical?
Exactly what I was thinking. Just manic
Cool man
Hey Wilson where r you located at I was wondering if you R near my area
. Vu in the middle Tennessee area!
can use for matte paint?
Think about this for a moment... you want to make matte paint shine?
In the uk we have a lot of grate past waxes especially jays wax ceramic wax it's £27 for 50ml or £70 for 200ml in a glass jar
Sounds awesome!!
Take it easy. You sound like the sherif's after you, ha ha! ;) I bought this wax just today and only noticed it's content after coming home. I've been using canauba based hard waxes for many years. I was told this is a more advanced canauba based hard wax than pure canauba based waxes. But it's not. It purely synthetic, so thanks for your info. I'll return it tomorrow morning. It says on the box and inside on an infoleafs page, that it's harmfull if touched. Hence you wearing gloves I think. I am used to natural waxes and not this toxic type. Woops, got the wrong one this time. If the dealer won't take it back, I guess I'll just throw it out in the bin.
I've also used Meguiars semi-liquid canauba based wax, and while giving an okay shine and easy to aply and does not leave white streaks on edges if I accidentially touches an edge while applying, which is very nice, it does not last very ong. Likea week or so. If the car gets wet, it's over after just one shower. Not very lasting, because most of it's content is a driver (water etc.). This ultimate hard wax must not touch other surfaces it says on the packaging - leaves white streaks or is attacking surfaces other than paint.
I've also used Autoglym's canauba hard wax, and that is more difficult to apply and wipe off and buff off. But the shine is better and last a lot longer. And can be touched by hand without risk of skin reactions. I guess I'll go back to using that. Or something else better than this Meguiar product. One reason being that this one, the Meguiars Ultimate hard wax, needs to use nano tech to give results, as it's not canaua based wax. Therefore slipping into nature with lots of nano tec particles, polluting the environment even more than a normal canauba wax. I generally do not support nano tec because of this.
I wax my cars and the motorcycle at least every month. It would therefore be nice if you mentioned something about layers, and how they last if more layers are applied; time between each layer etc. from a real world perspective. Not package info.
Also, it would be nice to know if for example the application pad need to be damp or just simply dry. Some waxes need the applicator pad to be slightly damp when applying the wax.
Besides I NEVER EVER let the product stay on the car. Never. It could slide off and touch the paint, risking making scratches.
Further, I always use a minimum of two micro fiber towels: one for wiping off, and one for buffing. Makes easier to differentiate between the two, and usually also lasts better before a new one (clean) is needed.
If possible it would also be nice to know if the applicator pad dries in such a way (after use) that it makes dust next time. Or it doesn't. Some waxes does that while others dones not. Again, real world use info.
I feel you could make your videos better by speaking a bit more about these methods - or speaking about if that is needed or not. It would make the video's better.
Anyway, thanks for you info. It made me clearer about my purchase being the wrong one, before using it ;)
Kind regards,
Jacques
Is a really good wax. Spray wax is just a quick touch up, is not a true wax.
More enthusiastic then ChrisFix!
Hahahahaha lots of energy!!
both great though
Shout out to the chickens
You talk too much
sometimes :D
GunShiek
Congratulations
He starts at 2:13 guys.
Gustin TV 👌🏻😂😂😂
This kid has an education and a vocab... feeling a bit threatened are you? I love this guy. I can see why he's successful. Love all that positive energy.
What do you prefer, Ultimate Paste Wax or Ultimate Liquid Wax?
I like both for different things, I use paste wax more, just because the only time I would apply liquid wax is with a DA buffer, and if you are going to do that, then why not just go ahead and put a sealant on it instead... anyways, thats what I do
Why not use it all year round wouldnt it be better for winter hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh