Megs Ultimate QD is here!

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Its ironic how Meguiars says beading is sooo unimportant, and now they have a product that promotes it!
 
yakky said:
Its ironic how Meguiars says beading is sooo unimportant, and now they have a product that promotes it!



In addition, it offers Hydrophobic polymers that produce extreme water beading for those of you looking for water beading as a characteristic.





they're not saying "oh, with last beading action, they clearly say for those looking for water beading as a characteristic...:idea
 
I guess its important to consumers who like the look of beading...along with Autopians (although they really know sheeting is better)
 
Interesting...perhaps an AW like product for Megs? I like the LOOK of NXT, but the durability is not great. Maybe this will help it out. If it does, I am willing to give NXT another run.
 
If its going to be just like Aquawax in the sense that it has no cleaning abilities, then I think I'll stick to my halg gallon of Aquawax until it empties.
 
thesacrifice said:
if theyre calling it a quick detailer, I'd imagine it has some bit of cleaning ability





Yea, but a little bit isn't enough, considering their Mist n Wipe QD has very good cleanign properties...



After all, QD could mean a quick shine enhancer, quick protection booster, or a quick Cleaner upper...



I'll eventually try it, I'll just wait till my Aquawax empties.
 
It has cleaning ability and a carnauba look. It does bead very well, even a couple rainy weeks after applying over a 6 week old coat of OCW. The sample bottle I have has the distinct NXT scent, don't know if the production version does too.
 
I beta tested the product on an untreated hood. Orginally it beaded very well (amazing if you will) but this lasted for about two days. On the the third day the beading had went to about 30 percent of its orginal ability.



If you are looking for a quality quick detailer that applies easily with minimal streaking, then this is a very nice choice. Meguiars asked me to evaluate this product honestly for them, so the only thing I noticed was that it was only good for a handful of days before the water beading left the scene.



Again, if you are looking for something that is easy to apply and work in then this a great product. I don't think it was designed to last a long time and I don't think it will boost the protection for more then a couple days.
 
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Here's the video I found...
 
Do you guys think it will be carried at the local parts houses? (Pep Boys, Autozone, etc.), If so, it might be the only OTC product I ever use on my paint.
 
yakky said:
Its ironic how Meguiars says beading is sooo unimportant, and now they have a product that promotes it!



Although I'm weaning myself away from Meguiar's products since Barry's pesky legal matter, the simple fact is that everyday consumers and a bunch of guys on sites like this believe beading matters. It makes no business sense to go against that line of thought, especially since all the competition, including huckster Billy May (of Oxi Clean and Turtle Wax commercials) blathers about beading.



It would be easier to convert people to Pentacostal Christianity than make them believe beading doesn't matter.
 
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