GoLowDrew

Example:
http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/detail/MEG+G17748

I get the wash part. Does it really wax? Just want to hear some opinions?

I'm not asking if this will replace a traditional old fashion hand polish wax job.

Does it really do what it said it does?

PatrickGSR94

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I'm usually pretty wary of stuff like that which claims to combine more than one detailing "step" into a single product.

I used to always use that spray on "wax as U dry" product, that you spray onto your wet car after final rinse and then dry with MF towel. I thought it worked pretty well but I was told by a local expert detailer (like PandaMan expert) that the stuff wasn't a good idea to use, like it would break down the waxes and polishes previously applied or something like that.

So while I can't really address your actual question, I can just say that my own personal opinion is that I wouldn't use it.

GoLowDrew

I didn't think so either. But just asking incase things have changed over the years.

dandaman15

That is the car wash I use. I would not call it a substitute for a conventional wax job but it seems to make the wax that I apply last a bit longer than other car wash products I have used. I really like it but I dont know if there is anything better. Its the best that I have tried though.

1.5Slowmatic

you want good car wash get some poorboys super suds. its expensive yes but super concentrated to the point a drop the size of a quarter is good for a 5gal. bucket. and it has super lubricity properties to keep dirt from scratching and and it wont strip and wax on the car off