Question on Meguiars D153 Express Wax

Is it OK to use this on a car that has some dust and maybe a little bit of dirt? Or does the car have to be completely washed to be used?

Did Meg's launch a new product?

Never heard of D153

Sorry, I meant D156

That's what I thought

D156 can be used as a drying aid or after a 2-bucket wash or rinseless wash.
Light dirt/dust is when you would use Meguiars Ultimate Wash & Wax Anywhere.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by RandyD

Is it OK to use this on a car that has some dust and maybe a little bit of dirt? Or does the car have to be completely washed to be used?

---

•Waxes should be applied to clean surfaces.

•For cars "that has some dust and maybe a little bit
of dirt"...This excerpt from a Mike Phillips article
contains very sage advice, IMO:

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Mike.Phillips@Autogeek

Spray Detailer
Spray Detailers are for removing, Light Dust, Fingerprints, Smudges and most can also be used as a clay lubricant. Light dust is a light accumulation of airborne dust and contaminants that have landed primarily on horizontal surfaces and have not in any way bonded to the paint.

Note:While spray detailers are first and foremost positioned as products for removing light dust, if used wet or heavy and with good technique, that can substitute for a high lubricity waterless wash. Use your own judgment.

---

Bob