Megs x-press synthetic wax

I find the key with this product is people tend to spray way too much onto the paint and go to wipe it off...hence the streaks. If you go super light, a little goes such a long way. This is a fantastic product as it can be used on windows, trim, paint, and my favorite rims. It can also be used on certain interior parts like the laquerd fake wood or anything on the dash that needs some bling.
 
Tpr1634 said:
Darien Priest out in California uses it for everything he has a vid on it, on you tube. I admit he raves about it so I got a gallon of it, I will say I don't use it on interior surfaces but love it exterior wise.
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That's where i got the idea, i really like it on the interior.
 
D156 is a oldie, but a fantastic product. Great in all types of weather, as drying aid, on glass, smells great, economical. One of the few products I would buy in 5 gallon size. OCW last longer, but streaks everywhere; especially on black paint. OCW requires using many clean towels to buff of the residue. Guess that's the compromise since OCW is more "waxy" and lasting longer than D156.
 
I've recently been spraying a light mist of ONRWW at QD dilution first then spraying a liberal amount of OCW on top. I then spread around with a MF towel and buff with a clean side. No problems with streaking at all. I suspect the ONR keeps the OCW from drying prematurely and helps it spread around better as well.
 
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