MPPC's Future w/ Clean Air Regulations

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MIKE et. al:

Does anyone have any forsight on MPPC and MPPP's future with the pending California air regulations rolling down the pipe?

RP

[Aurora40]

If you are concerned, MPPP is on clearance at the Autopia store for like $12.95.

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Originally posted by Aurora40
If you are concerned, MPPP is on clearance at the Autopia store for like $12.95.

Yeah, I saw that. Actually made me wonder more about it's future.

[Bill D]

I don't see MPPP discussed very often, could it be on sale because it isn't too popular now?

[Rockpick]

Originally posted by Bill D
I don't see MPPP discussed very often, could it be on sale because it isn't too popular now?

Again, another concern of mine.

MPPP is an EXCELLENT product that Meguiar's has had for several years now but, it has, somewhat, fallen off of the 'enthusiast' map.

I, for one, consider it to be in the top 5 products within the entire Meguiar's line of products. While I understand sales and the reasons that products go away, I'll be pretty upset if and when this one bites the dust.

RP

[Bill D]

Yeah hope it doesn't go the way of Engine Kote

[Mike Phillips]

I have not heard anything about this product being discontinued.

Mike

[RamAirV1]

I am a long-time user of MPPP and MPPC. There is no true replacement for MPPC in the Meguairs line. It is more aggressive than ScratchX, plus it can be used either by hand or machine. I would have to use the PC a lot more with either DACP or maybe #80 without MPPC being available. On that hard GM paint, ScratchX takes too many applications to remove scratches and swirls to do it by hand. MPPC will remove even some moderate swirls by hand.

The new sealant in the Pro line would probably be a good replacement for MPPP.

RamAirV1