Meguiar's Gold Class Carnauba Paste Wax 14 oz | G7014J
Meguiar's Gold Class Carnauba Paste Wax 14 oz | G7014J — Product description
Meguiar's Gold Class Carnauba Plus is the paste wax you reach for when you want a deep, wet-looking shine on a hull, a hood, or an RV panel. This is the 14 ounce tub, sold without an applicator, so keep a foam pad and a few microfiber towels handy before you start.
Meguiar's Gold Class Carnauba Plus Premium Paste Wax is the tub you reach for when you want that deep, wet-looking shine on a hull or a hood and you're willing to put in a little arm work to get it. This is the 14 ounce paste, sold without an applicator, so plan on grabbing a foam pad or a soft cloth to lay it on.
Paste wax is old-school for a reason. You get a lot of wax in the tub, a little goes a long way, and the carnauba gives painted and clear-coat surfaces a warm, rich depth. Gold Class blends that carnauba with polymers, so you're getting the glow of a natural wax plus a protective layer that holds up against sun, salt spray, and water spotting.
We like it on gelcoat and painted topsides as much as on a car in the driveway. If your boat spends the summer sitting in the sun at the slip, a coat of this after a wash gives the finish something to hide behind. Water beads up and rolls off instead of sitting and staining. Same story for a fifth wheel or a motorhome that bakes on the road all season.
Application is straightforward. Work a thin, even layer onto a clean, dry, cool surface, let it haze, then buff it off with a clean microfiber towel. Thin is the trick. A heavy coat doesn't protect any better, it just makes more work when you go to remove it. Do it in the shade, not in direct sun.
A few honest notes. It's a paste, so it takes more effort than a wipe-on spray. That's the trade for the depth and the durability you get back. And it won't fix oxidation or heavy swirls on its own. If your finish is dull or chalky, polish or compound first, then lay the wax down over a clean surface. Since this one ships without an applicator, add a foam pad and a couple of microfiber towels to your cart if you don't already have them on the shelf.
Key Features
- 14 ounce paste, a large tub where a thin coat goes a long way
- Carnauba plus polymer blend for warm, wet-look depth and lasting protection
- Guards painted and clear-coat finishes against UV, salt spray, and water spotting
- Works on boat gelcoat and painted topsides, cars, RVs, and motorhomes
- Ships without an applicator, so pair it with a foam pad and microfiber towels
- Wipe on thin, let it haze, then buff off with a clean microfiber cloth
- Gold Class formula from Meguiar's, a name in surface care since 1901
Why Buy from NVN Marine
- Authorized Meguiar's reseller, full manufacturer warranty
- NMEA member and ABYC certified, advice from real boat techs
- Same-day shipping before 3 PM ET on in-stock items
- NY headquarters and Fort Lauderdale flagship retail store
Technical specifications
| Title | Meguiar's Gold Class Carnauba Plus Premium Paste Wax, 14 oz |
|---|---|
| Brand | Meguiar's |
| Manufacturer Part Number | G7014J |
| UPC | 070382170141 |
| Product Line | Gold Class |
| Form | Paste |
| Wax Type | Carnauba |
| Net Weight | 14 Ounce |
| Applicator Included | No, sold separately |
Frequently asked questions
How do you apply Meguiar's Gold Class paste wax?
Wash and dry the surface first, then work a thin, even layer on with a foam applicator on a cool surface out of direct sun. Let it haze, then buff it off with a clean microfiber towel. Thin coats are the trick, a heavy layer just makes more work at removal.
Does this come with an applicator?
No. This is the 14 ounce paste sold without an applicator, so you'll want a foam pad and a couple of microfiber towels on hand before you start.
Can I use it on my boat?
Yes. It works well on gelcoat and painted topsides, and the carnauba layer helps the finish shed water and shrug off salt spray and sun. The same goes for painted panels on a car, RV, or motorhome.
Will it fix oxidation or swirl marks?
No. Wax is a shine and protection step, not a correction step. If the finish is dull, chalky, or swirled, polish or compound first, then lay this wax over the clean surface.
How long does a coat last?
It depends on sun exposure, how often you wash, and whether the boat sits in salt water, so we won't promise a number. As a carnauba paste with added polymers it holds up longer than a wipe-on spray wax. Re-apply when water stops beading.
Is paste harder to use than a liquid wax?
A little. Paste takes more arm work to spread and buff than a wipe-on spray. The trade is more depth in the shine and a tub that lasts a long time, since you only need a thin coat each time.
