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Topic subjectWhat are the best and worst detailing products??
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61114, What are the best and worst detailing products??
Posted by eclipse_99rs, Oct-28-03 10:17 AM
YOu have ever used??
61125, RE: What are the best and worst detailing products??
Posted by 1998EclipseRS, Oct-28-03 05:46 PM
Meguiars 3 step is the SHIT! Zymoil is the shit too... Uhhh, that shit with the color in it by turtle wax sucks my dick off.
61127, RE: What are the best and worst detailing products??
Posted by tireg, Oct-28-03 07:55 PM
Zaino. Hands down best product evar IMO. Very expensive though. I've heard good things about Meguair's 3step kit.
61130, RE: What are the best and worst detailing products??
Posted by sinesis333, Oct-29-03 12:34 AM
for glass: Invisible glass by stoner, and a piece of the classified section of the newspaper (less ink). A microfiber towel works well with it too.
61133, RE: What are the best and worst detailing products??
Posted by silvreclipsers, Oct-29-03 04:08 AM
Zaino is the best

http://www.zainostore.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc
61136, RE: What are the best and worst detailing products??
Posted by john98gs, Oct-29-03 01:12 PM
these get my wheels clean

61149, RE: What are the best and worst detailing products??
Posted by SM_Polishing, Oct-30-03 12:40 AM
Zaino and Meguiars 3-Step are about equal. Both work great from what I've experienced.

Scott

61232, RE: What are the best and worst detailing products??
Posted by OZ_GS, Oct-31-03 09:23 AM
Stoners for autoglass...

I use the the cleaner and polish from Meguires 3 step but swear by my Granitize Wet Polymer wax. I bought a couple gallons of the stuff. Even for machine polishing I use Meguires products.

I worked at 3 different detailing shops and we always used Granitize for our final wax.

Chad
61233, RE: What are the best and worst detailing products??
Posted by Erik, Oct-31-03 09:39 AM
Holy-shit he lives!!! Oh yeah, if you can get your hands on a pro series, 3M has a decent line. Otherwise go with Meguiars.