A lot of Aftermarket online retailers even sell on Amazon, you can’t help but plug it, cause they have about anything you need in one location… Just saying…
Online store just as one example, I’m sure I could post many more… lol
Online Amazon store example
For the age of this car getting a new paint job the waxing question, IMHO, is much ado about nothing. Wait the recommended amount of time and then…well…do nothing. Or throw some wax on it - nufinish or maguiars or whatever. Makes no real diff.
Megs mirror glaze #26 wax is pure wax and you can get it even at harbor freight, parts stores etc. or order on line. A little pricey as always.
Thanks @bing for consistently helping me in this.
I found the #26 above onlne https://www.amazon.com/Meguiars-Mirror-Glaze-Hi-Tech-Yellow/dp/B08HVCNHPL/
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They emailed me asking me to use “Paste Wax” and not fluid wax.
carnauba wax eg by Turtle Wax.
I had one sitting here for decades and likely no good.
I grew up using Turtle hard shell.padte wax and it’s always served me well
In fact, I used it on my recently purchased 2025 Camry just 2 weekends ago . . . because I had plenty left over
But from what I’ve been reading, there are some better products available nowadays
I have no experience with liquid wax, fwiw, but I’m willing to try it once my Turtle wax gets used up
The only thing I use paste wax on is my table saw top. I used blue coral years ago on my pontiac and couldn’t hardly get the stuff off again. I used turtlw wax on our 58 Chevy but pretty sure that was liquid. Hard to remember that far back but what ever you all feel comfortable with.