Products with Fillers? Concealing Swirls?

[cheapthrills]

Tim, Thanks for info on #66. I don't know what I would do with a gallon of #66 though, it would be fine if I detailed 18 wheelers or buses, or even if I detailed cars everyday. But I do none of these.

But being that #66 is between 83 and 82 in aggressiveness, it would make me think this a pretty effective product. I didn't think it was that aggressive. I'll have to give it a try someday. How do you like the finished look of #66 alone? How long will it hold up? If I use #66, should I follow with a wax or sealant like you suggested?

[RamAirV1]

You may want to consider the #80. It is also more aggressive than #82. And it comes in a 32 oz. bottle/

RamAirV1

[cheapthrills]

RamAirV1, I have use #80 a few times, and it is one of my favorites to use with the PC. It works well after #83, and leaves the finish looking sweet! Actually I don't think any other polish I have right now leaves a finish looking as nice as #80 does.

[Tim Lingor]

Hey,

Meguiar's #66 is often used in "high-product reconditioning." As such, it does work very well in both cleaning and protecting the finish! Because it is also a wax, it will leave a very durable finish behind.

I too really love #80 Speed Glaze. However, if I were looking for a one step product, #66 would be it! I know a gallon seems like a lot. But, when you see how versatile the product is, you will be using it often!

Tim

[RamAirV1]

GM recommends #66 to its dealers for one step cleaning, and polishing, and protecting. When I first saw Quick Detailer in the GM recommendations, I thought it was Quik Detailer. I thought to myself, how can they expect a QD to protect the paint? It wasn't until I read this forum that I realized there were 2 different products with a similar name.

RamAirV1

[Mike Phillips]

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