Question on Meguiar's #26...

Durability is nice overall; 6 weeks is where it starts to drop off (this is based on a vehicle that sits outside 24/7)
 
i've read lots of post up regarding this product and it actually got a very good reviews from people who used it. it just doesn't last long on durability just like what mglbir said above but it actually gives great look based on what I saw in Click and Brag forum. Try it!
 
For the price, it's a very nice OTC wax. It goes on medium, comes off fairly easily. It doesn't dust or stain trim. It looks very nice. But, it does really attracts dust. I think most carnauba products do? I've used it by hand twice.
 
#26 is a very good wax.



Some people apply and buff wax with a PC, but I find doing it by hand to be the reward at the end of a detailing job.
 
Used it by the gallon as a professional



Good looks, good durability for a carnauba, and reasonable price



Seems to be available at every major part store, discount store, and body shop supply store that I've gone in



As others said, thin is important with M26. Too much will just take too long to cure and be streaky when you wipe it.



Also, it doesn't dry chalky white like some OTC wax products you may have seen. It hazes a bit after 15-20 minutes unless it's incredibly humid or below 60 degrees.
 
#26 is one of my all time favorite waxes. It looks sooo warm and durability isnt all that bad. I get about a month and a half to 2 months out of it. Im in Florida and my truck is parked outside 24/7.



You should definitely try it, it adds so much warmth to your paint.



Jim
 
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