Do I really need to use white wax on a white car.

[KIA HYBRID]

I have a white car. Look like white wax is hard to find. I have show car glaze number 7 and high tech yellow wax 26. I would like to know would this be fine or will white wax be better? I will be polishing the car and claying also. Please help me with this. It's a pearl white and I want the pearl to shine.Thanks

[The Guz]

No you do not. You can use whatever product you want. White is just like any other paint.

White wax is an abrasive cleaner wax which is pad dependent when using a dual action polisher. The wax is still carnauba based but it contains a little synthetic polymers to help with longevity. A cleaner wax is used when one does not have the time to polish a car.

M7 really has no benefit on clear coated paints. For single stage paints is a great product to use. It offers no correction as it is polishing oils used to rejuvenate single stage paints.

M26 is a carnauba based wax. Is it going to out last white wax? Tough to say. But it is a great wax. Are you looking for longevity or look?

If you wish to polish the car I am going to recommend ultimate polish or M205. A dedicated polish will offer more correction than a cleaner wax.

[Nick Winn]

White Wax is a "Cleaner Wax." Light colors respond very well to products with cleaning ability. The cleaning ability works to really brighten up a light color & produce a great high gloss. You can also achieve this by using a dedicated cleaner/polish, like our Ultimate Polish Pre-Waxing Glaze or M205 Ultra Finishing Polish. Are you working by hand or machine?

[KIA HYBRID]

Will be working with machine.

[Nick Winn]

You can especially notice the benefits a cleaner/polish can provide when used on a machine to brighten up a light colored car and really create a high gloss. For this particular task, if you are using a DA, we would recommend one of our Soft Buff DA Yellow Foam Polishing Discs, & Ultimate Polish or M205 Ultra Finishing Polish, with M205 having a slight advantage since it has more cleaning ability. If you are using a rotary, than a yellow foam polishing pad & M205.

[gspam1]

I use Ultimate Liquid Wax but find that White Wax works great to remove slight marring or imperfections that X-Press Wax or a quick detailer won't touch. For example, a dried water drip missed from an emblem or door handle. With a foam hand applicator, I can polish most imperfections away in seconds.

[STRIFE]

If the OP is still looking for WW....Amazon has it
https://www.amazon.com/Meguiars-G610...iars+white+wax

Great product on my 2 white cars

[KIA HYBRID]

Thanks for all the input.

[amblin83]

Not really. But if you really want those kind of stuff, try sonax, they offer a rather interesting range of color specific Wax products.

[KIA HYBRID]

No you do not. You can use whatever product you want. White is just like any other paint.

White wax is an abrasive cleaner wax which is pad dependent when using a dual action polisher. The wax is still carnauba based but it contains a little synthetic polymers to help with longevity. A cleaner wax is used when one does not have the time to polish a car.

M7 really has no benefit on clear coated paints. For single stage paints is a great product to use. It offers no correction as it is polishing oils used to rejuvenate single stage paints.

M26 is a carnauba based wax. Is it going to out last white wax? Tough to say. But it is a great wax. Are you looking for longevity or look?

If you wish to polish the car I am going to recommend ultimate polish or M205. A dedicated polish will offer more correction than a cleaner wax.

I looking for the look but i will take the longevity over the look .it's a dd and it get dirty quick.