Meguiar's G19216 Ultimate Polish - 16 oz

Made my black car very shiny. Better than autoglms polish in my opinion.

Very easy to use and great results ! The protection this gives to you paintwork lasts for months , which is handy as i have been so busy the car has been negleted lately !

Keeping all my vehicles in pristine condition, I would only use exceptionally good products. My current two vehicles are black, and have found the Meguiars NXT wax to deliver outstanding performance. Heads turn not only at the vehicle type, but the unbelievably slick wet finish. The ulimate polish, I feel is unneccessary, and although I do like the Meguiars ultimate wax, there is always a coat of NXT applied first. I have tried many other products, but Meguiars is still the best to date.

Easy to use and excellent results. Best used with a dual action machine but can be used by hand. Lovely shine

Fast delivery. Brilliant quality product car has never looked so good !

great finish to your car

Great product

this product is very good one of the best detailers out there it also came on time which is good i would recommend it to others

It’s the best. Easy to apply, mirror finished, last on my truck a year or two.

This is a great product for your car. Hubby was very happy with this product! Amazon always pack securely and it is always arrives quickly. Thank you.

Excelente producto acorde a lo que es la marca

There are a million detailing products out there, and Ultimate Polish is one that I keep coming back to. If you're a do-it-yourself / hobby / weekend detailer, this is one of the best finishing polishes. It won't correct deep scratches, but that's not what it's meant for. A finishing polish is meant to add that final clarity, depth of color, and gloss for paint that is already in decent or good condition. Especially if you have dark colored paint, this step is necessary for that perfect finish. If you do have deeper scratches / defects / oxidation, you will need to use a compound first, such as Meguiar's Ultimate Compound. Ultimate Compound and Ultimate Polish are the "consumer" versions of their M105 and M205 products. The key difference is that the consumer versions are slightly less aggressive (meaning that they take off less clear coat) and have a longer working time (meaning if you polish too long or with too little product you're at less risk for damaging the paint). For most of us who aren't preparing show cars and who do not want to risk ruining their paint, the choice is easy. Be sure to pair each with an appropriate pad. Foam pads are easy to work with, but the colors / aggressiveness varies between brands. If you're new, look for a light to medium cut pad for the Compound, and a finishing pad (usually black) for the Polish. Run slower speed and less pressure with the polish - especially on black paint. And if you're new, definitely use a dual action (a.k.a. random orbital) polisher instead of a rotary - less risky and easier to use. Meguiars has a TON of different polishes in their pro line for specific use cases, body shops, etc (such as M200, M205, M210). I've researched the heck out of these but it boils down to the fact that I don't want to buy all of them and fuss with it. I've read that M210 is specific to finicky black paint and works well, but it may interact poorly with trim pieces and other non-paint materials (plus it's sold in a big/expensive bottle). One thing I like about Ultimate Polish is how it barely leaves residue on trim so I don't waste time with painter's tape. Basically - if you want to get into polishing but are overwhelmed by all of the options and information - Ultimate Polish is arguably your best place to start. And if you're like me - you just keep using it.

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