Another great Megs product that's often overlooked is #66 Quick Detailer which is a one step very strong clear / wax (stronger than color x) that also uses diminishing abrasives. On softer paints that are super sensitive to scratching and micro-marring, #66 worked lightly with a finishing pad can be the hot ticket for leaving a flawless finish when other products and or processes are falling short. For instance, let's say you're using #80 and have worked the finish until its perfect, but when you wipe it off you end up with micro-marring. This rarely happens, but it occassionally happens with some of the softer clears some Infinities, some Audis, etc). On the rare occassions when this does happen, I simply use #66 to remove the micro-marring and carefully wiping it off generally does not leave any further micro-marring. Then of course comes my favorite Megs LSP which is #21, but I'm enjoying working with and comparing all kinds of car care products from
Meguiars, Edge, Poorboys, DP, Optimum, Werkstatt, 3M,
Pinnacle, Permashield, Gliptone, etc, etc, etc, and next in line for me to play with is Duragloss.