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Spades
12-21-2006, 11:15 PM
so, i want to start a poll...do you use meguiars or mothers wax? do you use the liquid wax or do you use the old fashioned stuff in a can?

lets see a show of hands :)

to start if off...

I use mother's sealer wax for a base coat then finish it off with meguiars liquid glass shine wax, both in liquid form.

static808
12-22-2006, 12:44 AM
mother's car wash (really good suds); meguiar's fine cut paint cleaner (once a year); meguiar's swirl remover 2.0 (when needed); meguiar's machine glaze (light abrasive polish); meguiar's polymer sealant (protective coat).

i wash the car every 3 weeks to a month. i detail the car every 3 months. use the fine cut cleaner once a year. use the swirl remover whenever swirls become apparent. one coat of polish every detail. 2-3 coats of sealant every detail. when i get lazy to wash, i use meguiar's quik detailer and quik wax (extends life of wax, which is usually less than 2 months, no matter HOW expensive it is). of course, all detailing is done with a porter cable 7424, with sonus or meguiar's foam pads. why do do this?? because i tend to keep cars for a very long time, and i am the type of person that is more impressed with a well-maintained and glossy 10 year old car than a shiny brand new car. it shows how well the owner actually takes care AND takes pride in his car...

--B

bigsky2
12-22-2006, 01:02 AM
My choice: Meguiar's

Wash: Gold Class Wash
Wax: Gold Class Wax Liquid (or paste, either or)
Fine Scratch Remover: Scratch X

There's also a few other great products from Meguiar's for cleaning interior pieces like the dash and panels. I've not heard great things (or bad things) about the wheel cleaner, and the tire shine is nothing to write home about according to ChinoCharles.

gabagooo
12-22-2006, 07:57 AM
I recently switched to Mother's cleaning wax and the results have been very good, especially on my Mazda5. I just purchased Stoner's Trimshine product, but haven't tried it yet. I use Stoner's window cleaner with very good results. Do any of you apply Rain X to your windows?

static808
12-23-2006, 03:42 AM
Zaino Z2 Pro Show Car Polish...

Hands down...

Cheers

yeah, i've heard very good things about zaino and klasse all-in-one products.

--B

Razr
02-16-2007, 06:49 AM
Step 1: Meg's Mild detailing clay w/quick detailer

Step 2: Meg's Deep Crystal paint cleaner (machine applied)

Step 3: Meg's #7 Showcar glaze (2 applications in direct succession - hand applied)

Step 4: Meg's #21 Synthetic sealent (machine applied - leave for 10+ hours before taking off)

Step 5: (next day) After taking off the #21, I top the finish Meg's NXT Tech wax (machine applied).

Err, I vote Meguiars :bow:

seymour201
02-16-2007, 04:31 PM
I use Rain-X its great when your going down the high way and you dont need your wipers get some funny looks from ppl too.

Nimble
02-19-2007, 08:29 PM
In your question, Meg's over Mother's easily. I prefer the big dogs though.

Pinncale
Poor Boy's
Optimum
ClearKote
Collinite

evolution921
02-23-2007, 12:44 PM
My choice: Meguiar's

Wash: Gold Class Wash
Wax: Gold Class Wax Liquid (or paste, either or)
Fine Scratch Remover: Scratch X

There's also a few other great products from Meguiar's for cleaning interior pieces like the dash and panels. I've not heard great things (or bad things) about the wheel cleaner, and the tire shine is nothing to write home about according to ChinoCharles.

Exactly what I use, plus Stoner Invisible Glass for my windows, Meguiar Clay bar, Meguiar NXT interior protector, Turtle Wax ICE spray for shine in between waxing & California duster for removing dust in between wash. :thumbup:
Meguiar wheel cleaner is not bad for removing brake dust, but I need to get a towel to wipe the dust off the wheels.