My bad..[B)]..So used to calling High Tech Yellow wax #26, the actual name has no meaning to me anymore...lol.
Believe Forrest meantioned earlier that car wax companies had to reformulate their waxes to meet the new regulations. Could also be Meguiar's are using new labels to update/modernize the look.
In any case Meguiar's #26 is a favorite standby/fallback wax and you can't go wrong by using it. If you prefer Meguiar's products, try Meguiar's #16 Professional Paste Wax (soon to be discontinued). Some refer to #16 as an old school wax, but it does shine and lasts.
Many people are "topping" their synthetics/sealants with a carnuaba wax to add depth and a wetter look to the reflectiveness you get from a synthetic/sealant. But how the car paint looks is, at best, a subjective opinion and many will offer opposing and supporting viewpoints. Just find a wax YOU like and stick with it.
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