Megs #20 Polymer Sealant

Ok great. So in other words its functions more of a sealant (which is why you guys recommended it) than a polish. Got it. and for 11 bucks you can really go wrong haha.

 

Here is Mike Phillip's comparative aggressive rankings of Megs' cleaner waxes, from least aggressive to most aggressive:

* Meguiar's A12 Cleaner/Wax (consumer Line--maroon bottle)
* M20 Polymer Sealant
* ColorX
* M06 Cleaner/Wax
* M66 Quick Detailer
* D151 PRC

I do not know how M20 compares to the Duragloss sealants, about which I have read nothing but good things, especially 105 and 501.

Quite right. I didn't mean to come off so strong in my earlier comment. I was in a hurry and too quickly typed off a response. Sorry about that. My point was simply that M20 is part of Meguiar's professional line of products and not usually found in stores frequented by ordinary consumers. It's definitely a product worthy of consideration.

 

I like M20. This is what I used on my inlaws van before vacation. It looked good, and beaded for 4-5 months. Was it still protecting? Who knows.. I don't know how anyone can tell without some scientific facts if a product is still protecting or not.

Fwiw. You can always layer #26 over #20 for an even better look.

 

It is a very good product... Fun to use.

I think it ranks pretty darned good for price versus performance, gloss, durability, and ease of use (application and removal). It cleans away light oxidation, but it will not remove defects as readily as a fine swirl remover. If you wanted to work it over with an aggressive pad, it would help (just as it would when using any other product).

I'll stand by the old quote Al posted. A great product worth trying at least once.
Should you decide that you don't like it once you've tried it, Meguiar's Customer Service will take care of you!