Navigation
Install the app
How to install the app on iOS
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
More options
Style variation
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Has any used Meguiar's Deep Crustal System and PC-7424
- Thread starter globemast
- Start date
You certainly can. From Autopia shop:
If you had two that would be even better.
I remove residue with one and then go over it a second time with a clean MF bonnet (normally more plush) to *buff * up the shine.
As an alternative to this, you can simply go over it initially with your MF bonnet to remove residue, then use a good QD and MF towel and lightly redo the surface to pick up any missed residue and bring up the shine.
Our DAS Buffing Bonnets can be used after polishing to remove light polish residues. These bonnets are superb for removing single-step products like Klasse All-In-One and Autoglym Super Resin Polish. The DAS Buffing Bonnet has just the right texture to apply a super thin layer of Klasse High Gloss Sealant Glaze or Autoglym Extra Gloss Protection, which require a very light coating for easy removal and best gloss.
If you had two that would be even better.
I remove residue with one and then go over it a second time with a clean MF bonnet (normally more plush) to *buff * up the shine.
As an alternative to this, you can simply go over it initially with your MF bonnet to remove residue, then use a good QD and MF towel and lightly redo the surface to pick up any missed residue and bring up the shine.
I have used the cleaner with my PC. Only problem is it dusts a lot, and may stain the weather strips. Other than that, it cleans and removes minor swirls with no problem. The PC just makes it easier to use.
BTW, I used a yellow pad for the Megs Step 1. The paint was in need of some attention (not my car)
BTW, I used a yellow pad for the Megs Step 1. The paint was in need of some attention (not my car)
Artificial-I
New member
Alfisti said:I don't mean to contradict you, but I have a different take on these products.
A *Polish* normally means a product with mechanical (abrasive) polishes that mechanically remove imperfections. Frequently, Megs calls a polish any product that creates a shine/gloss, either containing mechanical polishes or just polishing oils that fill imperfections.
A *Paint Cleaner* and *Pre-wax Cleaner* are much the same. Normally a chemical cleaner, sometimes containg a *very* mild mechanical polish.
A *Glaze* is normally a second-last step which contains no abrasives, just polishing oils/fillers to give a deep wet look, but no protection.
A *Sealant/Wax* is a last-step product that provides protection, sealing in the finish you've created with the previous steps, and adding some depth or shine, depending on product.
That's how I understand it, anyway.
Almost exactly what I said. Except some do use the glaze only as the final topper...but if you went about things with more steps I would use your setup. I just see a pre-wax cleaner and paint cleaner as two different things in two different spots.