It's readily available on store shelves, what's the big difference in that and the stuff you have to order?

 

The conotation of 'Gold Class' simply means that it's marketed as the 'top-end' for that particular product. Also, note that this is only recognized in the Meguiar's CONSUMER line of products (AKA: the types of Meguiar's products that you'll find on the shelf at wally-world etc...)

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RP

 

Direct from Meg's Detail Day:

Shine / Protection (durability)

GC: Great / Good
#26: Good / Great
NXT: Great / Great

I'm sure some will disagree, but I found the shine of GC to be very good, but it quickly dissapears (only 3-4 weeks). When my GC bottle is empty, I'll be switching to EX-P/Natty's and NXT.

 

Gold Class shampoo is great, but the wax life expectancy can be measured in days. Try good old #26 High Tech Yellow Wax if you want to stick with Meguiars. It is availible at some auto parts stores.