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|  Hello / Trying to find Meguiar's #7 polish (like I remember it) 
			
			Hello all, I remember using Meguiar's #7 back in late 80's & 90's that was thin viscosity, greenish in color and kind of greasy feeling. It worked wonders on revitalizing old GM lacquer paint I dealt with on typical used muscle cars available then. I bought a bottle recently that is called #7 but nothing like the original stuff, unless I'm mistaken. Any help with finding original formula or a simular product? I'm trying to bring back some shine on original paint trunk lid on my '71 Skylark Custom. Much appreciated! Jerry | 
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			Suggest talking to Meguiars and ask them if their formulation has changed. I am still using the same bottle I bought a dozen years ago so I can't compare the old stuff to the new
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|  jerry455 (07-05-2025) | ||
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			The only no. 7 I have seen is in a bottle now.  The bottle I have is a tan color of glaze.  The latest is called M07 in a black bottle.
		 
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|  RobR (07-09-2025) | ||
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			I talked to a guy at the Meguires truck at good guys and he said the bottle for no 7 has changed a couple times but still the same product.  The bottle they had today is black
		 
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			I used #7 for years and can't find it any longer. I'm glad you asked this question.
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			If you are open to suggestions, I had wonderful results with Adam’s Brilliant Glaze on my worn out paint ‘66 Impala.  Below is the only image I could hot-link.    
				__________________ Rick 1966 Chevy Caprice 427-390 2012 Chevy Camaro RS Convertible   Last edited by CC Rider; 07-12-2025 at 03:37 AM. | 
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			----I'll second the Adams stuff. Works really well! Nice Impala in a great color, by the way....Bill S
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