#26 or #7 useful?
#26 or #7 useful?
are either of those products from megs any useful to me? just asking because a few auto parts store by me have those two, and thats it from the professional line. so if anyone knows anything about either of the two let me know. thanks
#7 can be tricky to work with but if you use it properly it adds a nice dimension to your paint, a lot of gloss. #26 is a very good carnauba wax, not the best though. It's big thing is ease of use. I still love both though.
I usually top #7 with either #26 or NXT, depending on the vehicle. #7 won't help with swirls or anything like that -- it just adds a certain richness (especially on dark colors) to the end result.
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Personally I love using 07 before my lsp. I think it adds a lot more depth to the paint. I love 26 as well. I like topping it on top of
Mxt or 21. Both are great products that you should definitely try out.
Mxt or 21. Both are great products that you should definitely try out.
I tried it after claying and using polishing compound on my tailgate and a rear fender that weren't in the greatest of shape. The polishing compound did most of the work, but these two were definitely a nice follow up. Also got to put my DAB that I got for Christmas to good use.


