Meguiar'S 1207431 Gold Class Quik 473 ml

Muy buen producto. Cera de rápida aplicación.

Seems to work well. Easy to apply. Goes far. I did my silver 2003 Honda Civic and still lots left in the bottle. Not sure how long it will last but my car is very slippery now.

I'm so glad Meguiar's still offers this Gold Class spray wax. It's similar to their Ultimate Quik Wax, which is polymer-based, but Gold Class adds carnauba wax. Both are amazing in terms of ease-of-use (can be applied in the sun, don't stain plastic trim, easily wipes off without streaking). The downside of both is that they don't last as long as ceramic coatings and heavy-duty paste waxes (duh)... but this is a non-issue if you wash at least once a month and apply spray wax as you dry. Or better yet, apply it over a more durable base layer of wax. The key difference between Ultimate Quik Wax and Gold Class is the gloss. Both are very glossy. Ultimate Quik Wax has more of a shimmer and perhaps more reflection, but Gold Class gives more of a warm glow from the carnauba (which is rare to find in an easy spray wax). Gold Class also deepens/darkens the color nicely, which can look especially good on dark colored cars. I also think it visually fills in minor scratches better than Ultimate... which is already a step above most competitors. It is the closest thing I have found to a car glaze (which is specific to cosmetically improving the paint without adding wax protection)... but it adds real wax and doesn't stain plastic trim. It won't work miracles on trashed paint, but it's the best spray I've found so far for my black vehicle to keep it looking great in between major detail jobs (polishing, etc). Please do not discontinue this, Meguiars!!! So many spray waxes focus only on chemical resistance / durability (i.e. how many degreasers and chemicals can you throw at the waxed paint before it stops beading water) - and not how the paint actually looks. Sprays are so easy to use that I do not need crazy durability... but I definitely want it to look amazing. Using a spray wax during the towel drying process helps to prevent scratching the paint and should be used every wash. Some people use rinseless wash or other products for this lubrication, but I don't understand why you wouldn't want your drying aid to also improve the look of the paint and add protection (especially for daily driver cars that will inevitably get beat up more).

Not comparable to Meguiars Quik Wax. Tried using it on a cold surface on a black car its ended up putting residue Just an average speay wax. Not recommended

Es una cera de excelente calidad y da mucho brillo a la pintura resaltándola