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Reddit mentions of Meguiar's G17748 Ultimate Wash & Wax, 48 oz

Sentiment score: 3
Reddit mentions: 6

We found 6 Reddit mentions of Meguiar's G17748 Ultimate Wash & Wax, 48 oz. Here are the top ones.

Meguiar's G17748 Ultimate Wash & Wax, 48 oz
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    Features:
  • CLEAR COAT SAFE: Carnauba wax and synthetic polymer technology gently cleans the paint while leaving behind additional wax protection
  • DEEP SHINE: Leaves a deep, glossy, just-waxed shine and gently cleans in one easy step
  • AMAZING SUDS: Incredible sudsing action safely lifts dirt and grime to minimize swirling
  • PAINT MAINTENANCE: The perfect way to clean and shine your car’s paint, as well as boost its protection and glossiness, in between regular waxings
  • VERSATILE: Ultimate Wash & Wax is compatible with all Meguiar's washes and waxes. And it’s pH neutral so it won't strip wax while it cleans
Specs:
ColorFactory
Height10.37 Inches
Length6.12 Inches
Number of items1
Size48 oz
Weight0.7660402217714 Pounds
Width3 Inches

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Found 6 comments on Meguiar's G17748 Ultimate Wash & Wax, 48 oz:

u/BitzLeon · 42 pointsr/LifeProTips

Most car wash detergents will work fine unless it expressly stated that it is meant as a pre wax treatment.


Personally I use this: Meguiar's G17748 Ultimate Wash and Wax - 48 oz. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00353PWAW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_Ky0mzbEV7E4A0

It has a waxy compound in it, so it adds additional protection.... And it smells great.

u/LightsOut5774 · 1 pointr/AutoDetailing

Is it ok to use this shampoo on my car's windows?

u/radroachbrz · 1 pointr/cars

> What kind of soap should I use?

Any regular cheapo car wash soap. DON'T use the wash + wax products though they're pretty much shit.

> Is Armour All a good choice for the dash?

No, it's a crappy product. In my experience using a bit of warm water and a dedicated vinyl cleaner have worked well.

> What should I use on the wheels?

A separate car wash mitt and separate soapy bucket from your body washing bucket.

> Should I just use old towels to dry, or is there something better?

No, go to autozone and stock up on towels, and get a couple paper bags to separate the towels by function. Only use your drying towel for drying, your waxing towel for waxing, glass towel, and interior towels. Do not mix these up, you wouldn't want to wipe wax or vinyl cleaner all over your windshield.

> Is it safe to use my power washer (electric) on my car, or is it too strong?

Mostly likely too strong. I know guys who peeled paint on their bumper doing it.

> Are there any techniques for making the wash faster/easier/better?

Just keep up with regular cleaning maintenance and it will be easier. Do the full cycle of wash, clay, and wax your car about twice a year, and it will be easier on you every time.

u/LemmyCation · 1 pointr/Harley

Yes, this

As said I wouldn't let it drip dry and streak. Also would never use actual rub-on wax.

Paint might look a little more flat with using only windex, but it definitely doesn't leave it shiny or anything. And it does a way better job.