I've used this product many times and 2 or 3 sprays would be sufficient for that size panel in my experience. When too much product is used it tends to create a hazing effect because it doesn't fully buff off which is more noticeable on darker paints.
I'm 17 and would like to start my own detailing business, I have been watching a lot of your youtube videos lately. I had a few questions for you and/or other informational commenters. 1, Is it possible to only do interior cleaning? Or would people rather bring it to an all in one kind of place that does it all? 2. Would it change someone's opinion on my work if I ran it out of my house? 3. Would they take my business less seriously because of my age? 4. What is a good interior price from home? I want to de a good job with affordable supplies, any recommendations?
Good review of good product. I use this as a drying aid with every vehicle and final wipe down of wheels too but I am not fond of the smell. With all in work van from gas container, exhaust fumes, waxes, & superclean degreaser, I smell this Xpress spraywax over everything else. To me, it smells like elmer’s glue.
I spray down my freshly scrubbed car, section by section, and then get to drying each section. Leaves no water spots or streaks, plus a nice wax that will last a week or two.
I've only used Meg's xpress wax for my spray wax, but I just ordered Aero Cosmetics wash wax kit just to try something different. Do you have any experience with this product?
Great videos. You seem to have a lot of common sense so thats appreciated. What do you use for a final dressing on interiors? I've heard using this or hyper dressing or....? I just use megs quick detail because of the uv protection and I'm looking for a dilutable and/or bulk option. I know they make qid on megs detailer line in gallons but is there something better with uv protection???? thanks.
@@DetailGroove how about after I cleaned it after we've been to the lake. And then apply this after every time we use it? I usually spray off my boat with a spot remover and then thinking about using this after?
It’s just another clever piece of marketing to sell products you don’t need. If you want to wax your car after you’ve washed it-use a normal wax, or use a car wash and wax product which does the same job in half the time.
Been using this wax for about four years now. It's the only wax I use on my car & when I use it in my friends' cars they love the results. Great protection which last about three to four months in my experience before it degrades. Awesome gloss too.
@@SteveManCentral Could just be the florida weather I'm used to dealing with, just beats the hell out of everything but I usually dont get more than a month out of it. Still a really good product though I always keep a gallon of it handy.
@@someoneelse7724 Oh it's definitely a great product! How long it last just depends on a lot of factors that vary from person to person, but even if I get just one month out of it, that's still good for me.
It's a good product it just doesn't last long depending on the environment you're in. Acid rain is everywhere and it breaks down wax that's why it's always good to go with synthetics. Carnauba is good for gloss synthetics good for durability.
I recently used this spray wax for the first time and I don't know what the hype is all about. It's just like any other spray wax. Not sure what the big deal is. Meguiars products are a hit and miss, this is a big miss with me.
How Abt using it on a more "noticeable" color. White doesn't show anything 😉
haha, I know. I tried my best to show it
I've used this product many times and 2 or 3 sprays would be sufficient for that size panel in my experience. When too much product is used it tends to create a hazing effect because it doesn't fully buff off which is more noticeable on darker paints.
Nice tips. I haven't really noticed that
You can also use it on interior. Darren made a video about that.
Yess, I remember seeing that video a while ago
I love your videos man you made me always keep my car look clean with your amazing tips. Keep up with the good content.
haha great to hear Manuel!
Not hating but white paint isn’t the best for showcasing detailing products
Your biceps are bigger than your head dude. GAINZ!!!!
aha- thanks!
wax on wax off
I like it, also use for interiors
nice, which parts?
I'm 17 and would like to start my own detailing business, I have been watching a lot of your youtube videos lately. I had a few questions for you and/or other informational commenters.
1, Is it possible to only do interior cleaning? Or would people rather bring it to an all in one kind of place that does it all?
2. Would it change someone's opinion on my work if I ran it out of my house?
3. Would they take my business less seriously because of my age?
4. What is a good interior price from home?
I want to de a good job with affordable supplies, any recommendations?
Excellent question! I'm 23 but I have been detailing off and on since I was 15.
I'm finally going to pull the trigger on going into business!
I hope you found the answers you were looking for mate
Thank you for the video…lots of information…I also use Chemical Guys but leaning more now to Meguiar’s products…
The V7 is pretty dang awesome though! Pretty expensive though.
On my second galloon! Nothing beats wax as you dry 😭!!
haha- it's a great option!
Good review of good product. I use this as a drying aid with every vehicle and final wipe down of wheels too but I am not
fond of the smell. With all in work van from gas container, exhaust fumes, waxes, & superclean degreaser, I smell this Xpress spraywax over everything else. To me, it smells like elmer’s glue.
Ohhh, haha it does smell like that!
what do you think that wax will last. week or two
From experience, 2-4
Here in Chicago like a week. All that salt rain etc etc
@@daves.3278 yeah but in summer it's pretty good
@@rileyv6707 forsure last easy till the next wash I wash and wax them every 2 weeks or so. But I would say it last 28 days tops
Smoove
thaaanks
I spray down my freshly scrubbed car, section by section, and then get to drying each section. Leaves no water spots or streaks, plus a nice wax that will last a week or two.
nice tips!
Detail Groove it really does work well in that application. I can’t wait to try your dry application too.
Very easy to use but attracts a lot of dust in my experience.
try fast finish way better and cheaper
Hm, haven't noticed that
It’s also attracts a lot of hot chicks when used right.
I’ve heard other detailers use this on the interior for a last shine , plastics and leather
I've heard of that as well
And what do you think I should get as a leather brush
can you use it on tint
How would you compare Opti spray wax vs Meg x wax
I've only used Meg's xpress wax for my spray wax, but I just ordered Aero Cosmetics wash wax kit just to try something different. Do you have any experience with this product?
Hmm, I do not have expeirence with them
idk if you've used it but i hear this is basically the same thing as there ultimate spray wax, have you heard or have any experience with this?
Hmm, I have not
Used this all of last year! Quick, easy, and works great! 👍
the HORIZON would you say on a well prep surface with claybar.
@@josequiroz4605 Yeah it'll work great!
ultimate fast finish is also a good alternative
Hm, haven't tried
@@DetailGroove give it a try you wont go back fast finish or bead maker are cost effective and the results speak for them self
Can you use this on linex?
I haven't tried it but a better fit for that would probably be a plastic/rubber dressing
What’s the name of the wax can you used it on old paint
What type of old paint?
Great videos. You seem to have a lot of common sense so thats appreciated. What do you use for a final dressing on interiors? I've heard using this or hyper dressing or....? I just use megs quick detail because of the uv protection and I'm looking for a dilutable and/or bulk option. I know they make qid on megs detailer line in gallons but is there something better with uv protection???? thanks.
haha thanks a lot! I don't really dress plastic, but when I do, Meguair's Hyper Dressing
Would you charge extra for adding spray wax or bead maker ?
Would this be good to work on my boat? Gel coat?
Ehh, it's just a spray wax. You'd have to do a lot of steps before you use it on a boat if it's in bad condition
@@DetailGroove how about after I cleaned it after we've been to the lake. And then apply this after every time we use it? I usually spray off my boat with a spot remover and then thinking about using this after?
If you apply it wet and dry it with a Meguiars drying towel, does it affect the towel? or do you need to wash your towel after that?
what vehicle is that?
2009 HHR Panel
Hey man if I’m using this in a mobile setting in direct sunlight would it be useable on outside of windows as well as the body? Thanks
As a drying aid would u use this over last touch detailer
Whats your favorite spray nozzle for your 32oz bottles ?
Honestly, I just use the gray triggers that are most popular. Haven't really tested that out
is this similar to the ultimate quick detailer?
How is it compare to turtle wax ice seal n shine?
Just got mine in the mail today can’t wait to use it! Went with this after testing the Car Guys Hybrid Wax, hopefully I am happier with the Meguiars.
I wash my car every week. Should i use this product every week after washing my car? Or every few weeks?
It’s just another clever piece of marketing to sell products you don’t need. If you want to wax your car after you’ve washed it-use a normal wax, or use a car wash and wax product which does the same job in half the time.
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What’s the specifics on the van? Looks like it has a short wheel base.
2009 HHR Panel
Been using this wax for about four years now. It's the only wax I use on my car & when I use it in my friends' cars they love the results. Great protection which last about three to four months in my experience before it degrades. Awesome gloss too.
3-4 months in a museum maybe lol.
@@someoneelse7724 Nah, outside in the elements.
@@SteveManCentral Could just be the florida weather I'm used to dealing with, just beats the hell out of everything but I usually dont get more than a month out of it. Still a really good product though I always keep a gallon of it handy.
@@someoneelse7724 Oh it's definitely a great product! How long it last just depends on a lot of factors that vary from person to person, but even if I get just one month out of it, that's still good for me.
It's a good product it just doesn't last long depending on the environment you're in. Acid rain is everywhere and it breaks down wax that's why it's always good to go with synthetics. Carnauba is good for gloss synthetics good for durability.
I recently used this spray wax for the first time and I don't know what the hype is all about. It's just like any other spray wax. Not sure what the big deal is. Meguiars products are a hit and miss, this is a big miss with me.