Difference with this versus meguiars Ultimate Liquid Wax?
1767712
The ultimate liquid wax you can apply it in direct sun and on a warm surface.
1554868
I think it works just as good. I used to use the ultimate detailer but have now switched for the huge savings.
1394582
i'm sorry i've never used the meguiar's g15524, but i've always used the meguiars g12024 and it always keeps a good longer lasting shine. to me it's better product than other ones i used before.
1259479
It's an all in one polish/wax. Honestly, I wasn't impressed by this. I stick with either menzerna power lock sealer or mcguiers marine wax as the last step after polishing with menzerna FG400 or SF4500. I'm not crazy about chemical guys polishes and compounds.
58491
There is no comparison because it's an entirely different product. The Glass Polish that I purchased has a nice film that makes it easier to see to clean off. Rain-X is used differently; as it's used to put a film on windshield to keep it from fogging, is my take on that. These products are not used the same way.
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Longevity isn't its strong suit. I have used one other much cheaper wax that has lasted longer. But its superior wet shine, ease of application and its resistance to staining plastics and rubbers make it better. I live in New England. The summers are hot, and the last couple winters have been very harsh. The wax experiences a wide range of environments so I would put the 3 month period that I experienced at the low end of what it should last.
624821
Comparing the creme to the liquid - I actually like to mix the two. I don't really have an issue with the smell of either one and I cannot say for sure that one is more effective than the other, although I would probably give the edge to the creme because it coats the hair more thoroughly. The creme by itself is somewhat thick and it will slick down your hair so much that you might want to do it when you don't have to go anywhere for a few hours. The liquid dries and you can't tell that you have it on so much, but it is so thin that it is hard to apply. Going out into the sun with it on does seem to improve the results as others have suggested. It says that the super creme is more effective than the creme, so I would try that first. If you are not happy with the thickness of it, get the liquid and mix the two.
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No product that I know of leaves a deeper, glossier shine than this one. There may be an inconsistency in what you seek. Enhanced color and depth are mainly of function of the depth and quality of the shine. Honestly, who wants to wax their car and not leave a gleaming shine? Anyway, this product does not contain the strongest cleaners - no safe, shine inducing products do - and durability is only so-so, though better than other high gloss products. Nu-finish (liquid) has relatively strong cleaners and is fairly durable, but it usually leaves the finish a bit cloudy, and it can haze surfaces if you're not careful. In fact, all good cleaning waxes can/will haze the finish a bit, and none leaves a deep or shiny finish. Meguiar's Ultimate worked extremely well on my dark blue Highlander, but it did leave it very shiny. If someone brought me your car to detail, this would be my product of choice, unless your finish is oxidized or the clear coat wearing off, which does happen with many silver/gray/light blue Toyota finishes. Early Prius's had an opaque light blue finish available, which did not hold up well at all. I would definitely use this on that. If you buy this, get it on Amazon - it costs $22-$24 at car parts stores - and always apply and remove with microfiber towels. See my review for more specific instructions. Most importantly - don't use this (or any other wax product) in the sun, no matter what the labels say.
1186213
Well, this wax is carnauba based and he NXT is more of a synthetic wax. I find synthetic waxes from meguiars harder to apply and buff out. They do last a little longer though. You should still see water beads 3~ months from the Gold Class though.
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The simple answer is cost and effectiveness. I've used them both on my cars and 36' boat and would never use anything but the Makita to prep the finish to receive wax. Get a good quality liquid compound like 3M to prep the surface. It is worth the cost in time and quality.
2087774
476 is better because it resists sun damage to painted surfaces better than 845 Insulator wax.I live in Southwest Florida, and wax my cars approx. once a year using 476.
783770
M105 and M205 was easier for me to work with. Plus it doesnt have all the fillers that the ultimate polish does. If you use the M105. You HAVE to follow it with the M205. You should only have to use the M105 ONCE on the car. Then wash it properly with the 2 bucket method so you don't put swirl markes back on the paint. If you use the M105 I recommend getting a dual action polisher its safe for beginners. I got mine from harbor freight. It works great just change the backing plate to a 5" and dont buy their pads I got mine from chemical guys.
1420124
I don't know. I have not tried MARQUE D'ELEGANCE. I see it is and older wax but rated pretty good. What I have tried is Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax and it works great after I use Duragloss Total Performance Polish is a cleaner and polish. You won't go wrong with this combo.
1125857
I use this cream and have always found it creamy with natural ingredients. What you are describing sounds more like a wax?! It does not seem like the same cream.
1499932
I tried both way. GiGi wax is more Thicker. hard to use roller. I suggestions use a refill wax. because different quality. don't buy from "Shine Nails " bad customer service.
1189543
This kit has the all purpose honee wax and the mini pro kit has the "Creme Wax" which is for sensitive skin. I was told by a Sally Beauty Supply associate that the Creme wax does not grab the coarse hairs as well as the all purpose wax does. I'm sure there are a few other differences in the two kits but I think that is the most obvious one.
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The difference lies in how you want to use it, or how you want it to be used. If you want to spend little time "waxing" your car, but still want a good shine, then the "Ice liquid polish" is your best bet. With the liquid polish, be sure to start with a very clean paint service and use the polish sparingly. When first applying the polish, I poured it into a spray bottle and misted it onto the included microfiber cloth and wiped down the car. This method works extremely well for a quick shine of one's car and I have since abandoned all "spray bottle waxes" and have used this method instead. However, this method works well primarily for a good shine, but i wouldn't count on it to provide any sort of long lasting protection; three weeks to a month tops. The "Ice liquid wax" should be used if one is looking for protection with the added benefit of shine. But this process will take longer to apply. It won't be a simple spray and wipe off like the liquid polish. If deciding to take the time to do a full wax, buff, and wipe off, is within your interest, then there are other "waxes" that are superior to the ice liquid wax, in my opinion. Meguiar's "hi-tech yellow wax 26" is some of the best stuff that i have ever used. It's a blend of the best parts of natural carnauba wax's deep ominous shine and long lasting synthetic wax technology. If you have a dark colored vehicle, then this stuff will serve you very well. Another positive point to mention about the hi-tech wax is that it costs less than the ice liquid wax. I hope this helps.