Meg's White Wax vs D151

[conman1395]

Can anyone compare these two for me?

I know that white wax has abrasives in it plus chemical cleaners.

[FUNX650]

Besides the difference in their abrasives' descriptors:
-White Wax's abrasives are "SMAT"
-D151's abrasive are "UniGrit"

IMO:
•White Wax is a Hybrid-AIO...having both:
carnauba Wax and (synthetic) polymers.
-And: More suited for "consumer" polishing.

•D151 is a Sealant-AIO...being a (synthetic)
polymer product---deficient of carnauba Wax.
-And: More suited for "Pro-duction" polishing.


Oh yeah...One more thing: Price per ounce.
•White Wax...7oz. @$14.99
[Currently on sale @$10.50]

•D151...128oz. @39.99
[Currently on sale @$33.99]



Bob

[DasBurninator]

Besides the difference in their abrasives' descriptors:
-White Wax's abrasives are "SMAT"
-D151's abrasive are "UniGrit"



D151 is actually SMAT abrasives...

This thread has a good bit of information:
The Aggressiveness Order of SMAT Products - This might surprise you! (http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?40514-The-Aggressiveness-Order-of-SMAT-Products-This-might-surprise-you)!

Specifically about how aggressive white wax is compared to PRC.

That's a pretty good guess, but it's actually more on par with D151 PRC, all things being equal (pad, tool, speed, pressure, etc).

[VISITOR]

this was asked on MOL in regards to white wax...

Q: It sounds like the consumer version of D151, just pricier.

A: There is a certain similarity in that both are technically cleaner waxes, but the user experience is very different with White Wax and D151 - the White Wax is a much smoother, butter like application, wipes off easier and offers a bit more protection.

[Caleb@ImpeccableImage]

White Wax also shares some of the same abrasives from M101.

[DasBurninator]

White Wax also shares some of the same abrasives from M101.

And PRC is closer related to the SOLO cut line for abrasives.

[FUNX650]

D151 is actually SMAT abrasives...

This thread has a good bit of information:
The Aggressiveness Order of SMAT Products - This might surprise you! (http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?40514-The-Aggressiveness-Order-of-SMAT-Products-This-might-surprise-you)!

From the link you provided...
Michael Stoops also stated that:

"The nature of the abrasives used in a given product
(and not all SMAT abrasives are 100% identical, by the way)"...


•Thus, IMO, the UniGrit descriptor
is befitting for D151's abrasives.



Bob

[conman1395]

Thanks guys!