Meguiars 3 Step Process???
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Meguiars 3 Step Process???
I have seen several posts referring to Meguiars 3 step process, but cannot seem to find out what the 3 steps entail. I assume step 1 is using the Meguiars Wash, Step 2 wax, can't figure out step 3. Can anyone offer some help
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step 1. cleaner wax
step 2. polish
step 3 finishing wax.
there are two versions consumer or "emerald" and then the professional version. merals is labele d step1, 2, 3
while professional is cleaner #6, polish/glaze #7 and either the Gold class wax or high yellow #26.
step 2. polish
step 3 finishing wax.
there are two versions consumer or "emerald" and then the professional version. merals is labele d step1, 2, 3
while professional is cleaner #6, polish/glaze #7 and either the Gold class wax or high yellow #26.
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Be careful with the 3 steps! The first two steps are abrasives that scrape a little paint off. They work great on my red oxidized del Sol but I wouldn't use it on a new car. Use clay.
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Yes, do not use an abrasive unless you have to. The 'problem' with waxes are as follows:
1. Waxes yellow over time
2. Waxes do not handle heat (sun, engine etc...)
3. Waxes leave nasty residue
4. Waxes harden and can leave streaks
None of the above applies to Zaino.
1. Waxes yellow over time
2. Waxes do not handle heat (sun, engine etc...)
3. Waxes leave nasty residue
4. Waxes harden and can leave streaks
None of the above applies to Zaino.
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