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Does anyone know what the tiny white specks in #26 high tech yellow wax are?
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Re: hi tech yellow wax
Are you referring to the liquid or paste #26? I checked my bottle (liquid) and found nothing but a solid yellow color. Are you able to post a picture?
Meguiar's customer care should be able to assist, I am sure they will want to know the batch number from the bottle / tin. -
For what its worth, my liquid bottle of 26 doesn't have any specs either, just solid yellow.Always searching for the best....
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Re: hi tech yellow wax
I have paste version of M26Originally posted by nickjh5 View Post
I am not sure if you mean this:
My tin of M26 was hard and grainy. Meguiar's sent me a new can.
If other users experience the same issue then it might be that batch of M26 is no good?Dennis
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I've used mine today, with excellent results. Its an 8 years old bottle that I've used.Comment
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Regardless if liquid or paste, there shouldn't be any tiny white specs in it. We would suggest you contact our Customer Care Center at 800.347.5700 for a replacement, if you haven't done so already.Originally posted by nickjh5 View PostMichael Stoops
Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.
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I check my liquid bottle and it's ok too.Comment
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That's weird just bought a bottle today and there's white specs. Thought it was part of the wax, Doh!Comment
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Re: hi tech yellow wax
I don't know about 2-3 months, but it is pretty durable for a carnauba based natural wax. I think it is worth the $. It is an upscale version of the retail #3, but is still a better product. The #3 will stain trim and the paint does not get that same deep glow produced by the #26. Just my opinion.Comment
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