Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic Wax

Ive tried the Megs but I also tried the McKees 37 Hydro blue and thats my go to now, so far its lasted well longer than the Megs however it also is a little more money and you cant just go to Walmart to get it but it works great.

 

All depends upon product. I have used Wolfgang Fuzion before, it is probably the easiest wax to put on and remove. No benefit to using a machine due to the ease of application

 

He uses Meguiars M21 with Griots polisher. I have no experience with M21, so I can't say if it easy on/off.

I guess it comes down to personal preferences.

 

I'm having good success with Turtle Way Spray Ceramic (testing on my wife's car lol). Spray it on. Wipe it off. You're done for several weeks. Plus it's cheap. If I have to re-apply every month I'm OK with that.

 

I'm not familiar with all the new ceramic and nano coatings. I've always used Klasse SG after claying and polishing. Can you apply the Turtle Wax ceramic after Klasse SG? Would it enhance that like a carnuba topper on the Klasse? Or would you apply the ceramic wax instead of the Klasse SG? Also, one note about a buffer. i apply the Klasse and carnuba by hand, but use a PC random orbit polisher with a microfiber bonnet to buff it. It just takes a lot of the muscle work out of it. I have a bulging disc in my lower back and I find a weekend of detailing aggravates it, due to all the rubbing and buffing.

 

I would move on to another product. There are many products out there that will not require that much effort plus get the same results. If you want to stick with a carnuba then try Wolfgang Fuzion.

Or ditch the Klasse and try the Turtle Wax as a stand alone.