Megs ULW & UFF - Tips for application

[JMak97008]

Preparing to give my 2006 300c SRT8 (black) it's winter protection. I'll be washing, iron-x'ing, claying, and then spot treating with Megs UC, run Megs UP over her, and then....well that's the question.

My inclination is to apply ULW, wipe off, then apply UFF the next day. But, UFF being a sealant (as is ULW, I think), it seems I should apply UFF first and then apply ULW.

Appreciate you tips or advice here...

Oh, also, can I apply ULW to the whole car at once and then come back and wipe off or should apply to a panel and then wipe off a few minutes later? Been wondering about this....

Thanks in advance.

[The Guz]

Over on the Meguiar's forum Nick mentioned ULW followed by UFF. According to Nick doing so won't impact the longevity of UFF.

ULW can be applied to the entire vehicle or you can work panel by panel. It is completely up to you.

[JMak97008]

Over on the Meguiar's forum Nick mentioned ULW followed by UFF. According to Nick doing so won't impact the longevity of UFF.

ULW can be applied to the entire vehicle or you can work panel by panel. It is completely up to you.

Will the current ULW formula haze or should I be doing a swipe test to determine if it's ready to come off? Or is it simple enough that I can just leave ULW on for as long as like before removing?

[The Guz]

ULW does not haze like a typical wax or sealant. It never has.

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[Dr Oldz]

If you want a tip, I suggest you pick something more durable for a winter wax. Megs makes some great products but their waxes and sealants truly lack longevity IME.

[JMak97008]

If you want a tip, I suggest you pick something more durable for a winter wax. Megs makes some great products but their waxes and sealants truly lack longevity IME.

It seems to me that most of these products, except for the very expensive ceramic stuff,wax/sealant durability is about the same anyway. But I live in the Portland, OR region where we get a lot of rain, so I stop with stuff like Megs and Griots.

[Dr Oldz]

It seems to me that most of these products, except for the very expensive ceramic stuff,wax/sealant durability is about the same anyway. But I live in the Portland, OR region where we get a lot of rain, so I stop with stuff like Megs and Griots.

Try Collinite 845 or 476. Finish Kare 1000 is another cheap product. All of these have really solid durability.

[The Guz]

I forgot to mention that ULW was reformulated over a year ago to be more durable.

[minerigger]

915 is another but I did 2 coats of UFF and it was doing great at 4 months

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[tcope]

915 is another but I did 2 coats of UFF and it was doing great at 4 months

Two applications, not two coats.