This kit is on sale today and my last container of Meguiars #7 is cracked and dry. Would this kit work for a basic correction and wax or is there better, comparably priced stuff out there?
https://www.amazon.com/Chemical-Guys.../dp/B01IRXD3OG
This kit is on sale today and my last container of Meguiars #7 is cracked and dry. Would this kit work for a basic correction and wax or is there better, comparably priced stuff out there?
https://www.amazon.com/Chemical-Guys.../dp/B01IRXD3OG
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They used to be so much better, now kinda meh. Not terrible, not a waste of money, but I think the new Meguiar's stuff would be better for most.
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I’m a fan of their Citrus Wash & Gloss when I want something to strip wax off a car, but otherwise I prefer products from Meguiar’s (3D Wash and Wax being a notable exception and my preferred soap between waxing).
What about the new fangled ceramic stuff?
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The latest greatest Meg's ceramic is supposed to be killer. It's what I'm switching to.
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With the understanding I'm not a particularly demanding or refined customer in this segment, I like their products. It goes on easy, looks good, and lasts pretty well. I clay bar and wax as the mood strikes me.
Sorta around sometimes for some of your shitty mod needs.
Not a huge fan of chem guys products. What exactly are you wanting to do, I can point you to good products.
I’ve got a little bit of experience making things shine.
Lol I guess I could have picked a better picture then my screensaver.
One of my buddies Datsun with something a little big under the hood. Spent a few hours buffing it out and then applying a ceramic coat.
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Last edited by JM Campbell; 12-24-2019 at 10:49 AM.
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I've been using Griots Garage. Nice stuff overall, the Best Show Detailer smells amazing. I enjoy using it, simply because it makes the car smell great afterwards. The spray on wax works well for general maintenance when you don't want/need a car-show quality shine, but instead need the protection of wax. It looks fine, but it won't give you the same quality wax and shine that a proper hand wax and buff.
I want a basic correction product for paint along with a long term protectant. Emphasis on correction, ease of application, and endurance.Originally Posted by JM Campbell
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What vehicle we working with? Make/model/year/color? Some products/formulas work best on different makers paint. Aka sticky Subaru paint, hard clear coats, soft clear coats ect.
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