Review on 🔥 Meguiar's G210516 Ultimate Liquid Wax Review: A 16 oz Game-changer for Ultimate Shine! by Eric Smithlin

I have a Bronco 93 years old (bought new) with the original and very neglected dark blue paintwork. Bronco has been sitting in an open parking lot in an industrial area for about 10 years. I decided to restore before full painting. The hood and roof have been professionally repainted due to moderate/heavy rust. I dropped the electric buffer because the paint is so old, oxidized and damaged from industrial precipitation that the paint looked very rough. I did that in 4 half days. 1: A good bath with Meguiar's Car Wash liquid soap. 2nd: Complete buffing with Turtle Wax liquid rubbing paste which I bought here a year ago. I found it less aggressive which is what I wanted and it worked really well. It didn't remove many scratches but for now I'm happy with it. It will be later. It was a lot easier than I thought, actually the easiest part of the whole job. Keep the surface of the clay and paint wet, then wipe off. this product. He was sooooo easy to work with and got great results. Well, it's a lot of different manufacturers and I've also used clay bars bought here which are sold by Ipely for a good price and they've worked well. The old color came back when new with a darker shade. This wax completed the project really well. I can't judge the durability of the wax coating yet, so I'm signing off after our winter.