Megs New Car Kit is only for maintenance. If you want to clean stain and watermarks you need add a polish - Megs Ultimate Polish.....

It most probably would. Bt if got stain & spots which can't wash off then the coating isn't doing that well anymore....

I did the kilating during Christmas. LOL!

M16 is rare and its way better than Ultimate series wax

M16 is an excellent 'traditional' wax. I say it's 'traditional' cuz it's like decades ago when this first came out.

Pro: Very durable; nice & clean looking (though no 'deep-look' like carnauba waxes); offers good protection; would rival the notorious Collonite 476.

Cons: application is a bit difficult as you'd need a clean surface; on not-so-clean surface (topping up, etc) you'd get terrible streaking/clouding; would stain plastics and trims; this is a wax that would test your 'apply sparingly' technique to the limit - just a little bit too thick then you'd have a big problem in your hand in removing the residue.

Can't compare with the Ultimate range cuz I haven't used them enough to form an opinion. But for the M16, I have 2 cans and that's more than enough to pass down a couple of generations....
One of the can that I have is easily more than 5 years old and hasn't shown any sign of deterioration AT ALL....and who knows how long has it been in storage before I bought it....

My suggestion for you is to keep using the more modern sealants/waxes, they're more user friendly. The 'old school' paste waxes is a little different and a little tedious in term of application. Furthermore, M16 doesn't like too much if applied, like I said before, on not-so-clean surface - you'd need to at least use a paint cleaner/mild polish before each application or else you'd get all sort of problems.

But, saying all that, if applied correctly, I honestly don't think there are many other affordable sealants/waxes out there that can better or match its performance....muahahaha....

*shucks*....thinking back....I think my can(s) of M16 are more than 10 years old already.....

you could use the paste for larger/easier panels, then the modern ultimate wax for everything and then layer on top of the paste

Nope. Looks nothing like that. Still moist and wet.....

Have you ever seen any labels on the bottle/can from any brands of wax that mention DO NOT USE ON WHITE CARS? Well....I haven't....and I've never heard such a thing.

Maybe what the article meant to say is you couldn't get that deep carnauba-look on a white coloured car when using a carnauba-based waxes, hence not so suitable if that's what you're looking for. If for protection and the rest of other stuffs, I don't think there's any difference whether the colour is white or black...I mean clear coat is clear coat and they're the same regardless what the colour is underneath......

where did u saw it for RM74 ?

I'm helping out a friend to unload some detailing stuffs...sad to say he's decided to move on and do something else. Anybody interested PM me for the list. Doing some charity work for him and you guys here...win-win deal...

Regards.

Osren has this kind of sprayer. One should cost around RM16 if i am not mistaken.

Update: Wait a second. Found even cheaper sprayer LOL
http://www.sgcbonline.com.my/product-718270.html

Yea, actually it works the same too. 
I don't think there's a need to top up with Quik Wax or Quik Detailer. An overlapping action when waxing should give you a good coverage of wax on the paint surface.

Top up quik wax only when you do your weekly/bi-weekly car wash maintenance (especially when you think the water can't really bead well on the paint surface)

Meguiar's Ultimate Quik Detailer, as the name suggests, is just a quik detailer, which is a kind of mild cleaning agent for user to spray and wipe in order to clean up finger print, light dust, bird drops, etc. It is more suitable for maintenance use, i.e. after you park your car, the next morning you see a lot of dusts landed on it, or your kids finger print are all over the panel. Then you can wipe it using quick detailer.

Nevertheless, another good selling point about Meguiar's Ultimate Quik Detailer, is its superior water beading effect! Really boost up your car panel water repellent property. If you are the kind of guy who goes after crazy water beading effect, you can top up with the Meguiar's Ultimate Quick Detailer after the wax cure for about 1 night, just in case.

I tried it once and is very impressed by its water beading property. I am equally impressed by the price tag though. So I never use it again, I do not feel the tiny water bead worth every cent I am paying. LOL

Like KrisMas has said, I too never came across or aware of any product that function like Meguiar's Ultimate Quik Detailer, but in large volume and can be diluted with water.
Meguiar's Ultimate Quik Detailer is a consumer range product, only sold in that size.
So yes I do agree with you it is not economical. If you have a weekend car then probably worth it but if your car is daily driver, I do not think worth the money. A good wax alone can provide equally amazing water beading effect.

The following product by Meguiar's is in large volume only:

D155 Detailer Last Touch Spray Detailer, 1 Gallon
This one if used as clay lubricant can be diluted half water half product. For use as quik detailer purpose, straight out of the container, no dilution.

But it has no Hydrophobic Polymer Technology like the Ultimate Quik Detailer. So it will only clean up light dust, finger print, smudge, etc. But will not boost water beading effect. However if only intended to use as spray quik detailer then this is suitable.

The following has Hydrophobic Polymer Technology, so it should boost water beading as good as Meguiar's Ultimate Quik Detailer:


If you want boost up your wax water beading, try spray wax instead. Spray wax available in large volume.

again, QD. eg: random bird shit drop on hood, 1 small spot. you don't wash the whole car just for a spot right? that's when QD comes in. they have cleaning properties (eg: IPA, which may actually strip wax if not careful) which will dissolve dirt or in this case, that bird shit.

stuff like bird dropping/tar/tree sap/bugs etc are best cleaned before they harden/etch to the paint surface/clear coat. and QD is essential in doing that. i keep a very small spray bottle in my new car and whenever i see a spot i just whip out that bottle and tissue paper to QD>wipe

g88 mentioned this previously that as alternative to UQD, you can use Meguiars M135. It's the professional range series of the UQD that can be bought in a gallon.



He also suggested alternatively you can get a gallon of ONR and dilute it as QD. The decision to use ONR / any other rinseless type of product like Meguiars D114 or M135 / UQD depends on how much dirt you want to clean. UQD is usually very light dust and dirt.
From my very limited experience, if the surface is not clean, you'll experience cloudy / streaking on the paint your're waxing. At least that happens to the waxes I use.
I read that the Last Touch was suppose to be the one to use but now with newer products, people skip this and got for M135. Perhaps due to it's hydrophobic qualities.
The professional / detailer version of Meguiars spray wax is the D156.