Boutique Waxes? M26 is all you need!

[Spazzz]

Re: Boutique Waxes? M26 is all you need!

This is my first post because I felt the need to pipe up.
The Guz sent me some samples of M21 and M26 in early spring to try. I drive a 2004, black Pontiac GP CompG.
I have been using the Ultimate line for awhile but he insisted I try the two out. He said to use the M26 as a topper. I was apprehensive, but gave it a shot. I was truly impressed.

My problem from the get go was I went old school and thought waxing by hand was the way to go. So every darn time I got done with >whatever wax/sealant< I used as the LSP, I would get streaking. Eventually in a day or two, with or without detail spray, it would disappear.
I finally ordered a red LC pad and decided to use that for the final two steps. That approach to life was a revelation. Waxing was easy, fun and quick. The results, in my Pontiac eyes, were incredible.

Using a DA for the ULW/M26 is a no-brainer approach to a streak free finish.

M26 is the bomb. All the other toppers are for people with compulsive buying disorders chasing there tails.
Thanks GUZ!!

[tiSS'er]

Re: Boutique Waxes? M26 is all you need!

After multiple attempts with my DA, I much prefer to apply wax by hand. I use my DA for everything else.

I will agree with you about M26. It has saved me a ton of money. I can get a bottle locally for $13, and I have no interest in spending more money to find something that may be marginally better.

[The Guz]

Re: Boutique Waxes? M26 is all you need!

This is my first post because I felt the need to pipe up.
The Guz sent me some samples of M21 and M26 in early spring to try. I drive a 2004, black Pontiac GP CompG.
I have been using the Ultimate line for awhile but he insisted I try the two out. He said to use the M26 as a topper. I was apprehensive, but gave it a shot. I was truly impressed.

My problem from the get go was I went old school and thought waxing by hand was the way to go. So every darn time I got done with >whatever wax/sealant< I used as the LSP, I would get streaking. Eventually in a day or two, with or without detail spray, it would disappear.
I finally ordered a red LC pad and decided to use that for the final two steps. That approach to life was a revelation. Waxing was easy, fun and quick. The results, in my Pontiac eyes, were incredible.

Using a DA for the ULW/M26 is a no-brainer approach to a streak free finish.

M26 is the bomb. All the other toppers are for people with compulsive buying disorders chasing there tails.
Thanks GUZ!!

Hey buddy. Nice to see you over here. Glad I could help out. Waxing by DA is such a breeze.

After multiple attempts with my DA, I much prefer to apply wax by hand. I use my DA for everything else.

I will agree with you about M26. It has saved me a ton of money. I can get a bottle locally for $13, and I have no interest in spending more money to find something that may be marginally better.

My offer still stands if you want to try a sample of Mothers carnuaba to see if you get ghosting or not. PM me. This is an offer just for you.

[tiSS'er]

Re: Boutique Waxes? M26 is all you need!

Thanks Guz, that is very generous. I thin between UPW and M26 I have found my solutions.

[drum1026]

Re: Boutique Waxes? M26 is all you need!

Hey buddy. Nice to see you over here. Glad I could help out. Waxing by DA is such a breeze.



My offer still stands if you want to try a sample of Mothers carnuaba to see if you get ghosting or not. PM me. This is an offer just for you.

Guz,
Do you apply the M21 by hand or DA? How about M26?

[The Guz]

Re: Boutique Waxes? M26 is all you need!

By DA. Hard to reach areas by hand.

[drum1026]

Re: Boutique Waxes? M26 is all you need!

By DA. Hard to reach areas by hand.

So do you apply wax to entire car and buff or just a couple of panels?

[5xkmw]

Re: Boutique Waxes? M26 is all you need!

Either really. If it is THIN, you can do the whole car. You can also wipe it off a couple of panels at a time. I put it on with a 4" polishing pad on the DA. It goes on super thin.

[The Guz]

Re: Boutique Waxes? M26 is all you need!

So do you apply wax to entire car and buff or just a couple of panels?

M21 and M26 need to haze before removed. Meaning I do the entire car and remove it after it's hazed. UW I work per panel.

I put it on with a 4" polishing pad on the DA. It goes on super thin.

I agree. Best pad size for applying a wax or sealant.

[wig]

Re: Boutique Waxes? M26 is all you need!

Guys,

I may have to add M26 as my last step after UW and might just use some pure polish as well since I'll have weeks of down time.