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"the best products" - 8/11/2006 12:11:08 PM   
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has anyone tired Glare or Wizards products? they all claim to be the best......its so confusing which products to pick!
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RE: "the best products" - 8/11/2006 12:49:25 PM   
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meguires and mothers

those are the best of anything, by far.

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RE: "the best products" - 8/11/2006 1:52:44 PM   
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+1 for Meguiar's & Mothers

I hear Zaino has some great products as well. I'm going to grab some for my truck. If they woork great I may use them on my Vert.

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RE: "the best products" - 8/11/2006 3:13:15 PM   
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Meguias and Mothers are over the counter products. They are easy to use,some products work better than others. Other products like Pinnacle,Wolfgang,Zaino, Poorboy's, Optimum,Clearkote, etc are awesome products with professional results. I've detailed for years, Meguiars and MOthers are good but some of these other products are just excellent.

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RE: "the best products" - 8/12/2006 11:28:40 AM   
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Griot is some nice stuff as well.

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RE: "the best products" - 8/12/2006 7:28:20 PM   
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+ another 1 for Mothers.


"Best" is relative to what your criteria are.

Do you have any defects or concerns? In what condition is the paint? What don't you like about the product you're currently using?

If you want an easy-to-use, reasonably-priced product you can likely buy locally, Mothers is a good choice... they really don't make a bad product, and they're pretty much idiot-proof if you follow the directions. And if you need help, their forum is quite responsive. Their new synthetics are really nice and even easier to use than their traditional products.

So if you want the best shine you can get for a resaonable price with reasonable effort in a reasonably short amount of time, there's one approach.

If you want the best shine or whatever you can get at any price no matter how much the effort and it takes you 8 hours to lather 6 different layers, there's another approach.

And there's a bazillion choices in-between.

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RE: "the best products" - 8/12/2006 10:35:49 PM   
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Very well said Jim!

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RE: "the best products" - 8/13/2006 1:30:03 PM   
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i just bought 94 GT vert (black) has swirl marks and some scratches.....i'm looking for the best bang for my buck.....you get what you pay for....

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RE: "the best products" - 8/13/2006 1:36:18 PM   
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Here is a link with a lof of useful information that will help you out also...http://paintcare-n-detailing.com/

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RE: "the best products" - 8/14/2006 2:01:03 AM   
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There's lots of detailing sites... http://www.detailguide.com, or http://www.waxforum.com or http://www.autopia.org

Pictures of your car would be helpful, but if it's as bad as it sounds, you might want to have a recommended professional clean it up for you so you can maintain it yourself.

Spiderwebbing's one thing, but if you've got rotary-induced swirls (from a detailer who didn't know what they're doing), you're going to need a Porter-Cable random-orbital/dual-action polisher, a good backing plate, some good Lake Country cutting pads, and some Power Polish for starters.

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