Does Meg's have scientific proof that thier "trade secret oils" condition paint?

[TH0001]

A guy asked me this question, so I thought I would pass it along and see if there is a proof that the oils condition and mostiurize paint?

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Why Meguiar's recommends polishing paint

[Mike Phillips]

I'm taking off for a week's vacation so I don't have time to get into depth or babysit this thread, but one thing you have to remember is it what you can or cannot do with paint depends on the paint.

Brand new paint, or paint in brand new shape doesn't need to be conditioned because it's brand new. It's also very impermeable so everything you do to it is pretty much topical. As paint gets older and sees wear and tear it become more permeable and then you can start to do more things to it like condition it.

So try to keep in reference what kind of paint you're working on.


Now off for a vacation....

[Dipstick]

Bon Voyage, Mike.

[MotorcycleDetailing]

dam some people have all the luck.....my last vacation was for a couple of days either side of christmas....

Trev

[MandarinaRacing]

Does Meg's have scientific proof that thier "trade secret oils" condition paint?

I'm no chemist, or scientist, but if some one would ask me that, I'd say...just look at the results!










*Edit: there lots more pics, I just choose these 'cause I like old cars

Alex

[LS1MONSTER]

Originally posted by MandarinaRacing
I'm no chemist, or scientist, but if some one would ask me that, I'd say...just look at the results!










*Edit: there lots more pics, I just choose these 'cause I like old cars

Alex

New paint job?...pssh..you should have just used Meguiars! j/k

[sneek]

yes but that is just with Richards amazing work!! I think he worked on both of those cars