Meguiar’s Cleaner Wax, Liquid Car Wax For Diy Drivers & Detailers—Cleans, Polishes And Protects; Use On Exterior Paint And Clear Coat Surfaces On Cars, Trucks & Suvs - 16 Oz Bottle

This is a great product IF you use understand it's strengths and weakness. It is NOT durable. and it is NOT suited for tough protection during the winter months when the roads see snow and salt. There are plenty of options for that, but this product is not one of them. What this product excels at is a great shine and it's exceptionally easy to remove after applying. Since it's so easy to remove, you'll be encouraged to wax more often. This product is best suited for garaged cars that don't get beaten up by the elements. A great choice for "show cars" And the value is unbeatable given the low cost.

Appears to be a good product and it should work well.

Waxed my 1986 Porsche after washing and stripping the old wax off. I waxed the whole car, let it dry and wiped it off. Removal of wax residue was easy and the wax cleaner was the best I ever used. My classic car has a nice shine to it now.

I have been using the similar Mothers 05701 for a few years and it works great with a very slick finish and lasts 6 months on our garage stored cars that are not daily drivers. Due to Mothers price increase, I tried this similar Meguiar's Cleaner Wax and immediately noticed its a thinner product than the Mothers and seems to soak into the machine applicator pad fairly quickly. I may also use a little bit more of the Meguiar's due to the thinner viscosity. The applied end result between the Mothers and this Meguiar's product is very similar with both feeling very slick to the touch. I have one car fresh with Mothers (hand applied) and a truck fresh with this Meguiars (machine applied) and will see how they how up over time.

I buy and repair vintage Japanese sewing machines. If I resell, I only resell them for what I put into them, not for profit. Many of these old machines have an auto body like finish on them. I use this after dusting and wiping any dirt and grime away with a DAMP blue shop towel. You have to be very gentle with these old finishes. They weren't made with today's chemicals in mind. If something is really dirty I'll use one to two drops of original Dawn dish soap in a bucket of hot water, wringing out my microfiber towel till it is nearly dry. After throughly drying, I add about a quarter size dollop of this cleaning wax to a blue shop towel (Scott's brand only) and holy smokes! Do they shine! They also shine up the chrome, yes it's actual chrome, not shiny plastic. Don't throw away your mom or grandma's vintage sewing machine. Learn how to get it running again and USE it. They love to be ran. I'll never buy another modern sewing machine (three broke within a year!) again. If you go with a German, Japanese, or a Swedish vintage (Bernina or Elna) machine you'll be happy you did. Or a Singer 221 or Singer slant needle machine made in Anderson, SC (301A, 401A, or the Rocketeer). Juki's for modern machines are also good, but only the mechanical machines. If you want to learn how to sew, take my advice. Find a good vintage machine and buy a bottle of this. You're welcome.

Use it on my carbon fiber and it makes it shine so well! Also use it on a 2007 white suv and it makes the paint really come back when it’s dirty

Meguiars Cleaner Wax is exactly as advertised - arrived quickly - was a great value. Works as well as ever!

Easy on…easy off wax. Cleans the paint while you wax. Highly recommended