non-meguiars product that you use

[gasti_ako]

Re: non-meguiars product that you use

i had no choice but to get the mothers clay system. megs clay is out of stock.

also, i am inclined to use carlack 68. anybody tried this?

[Mike Phillips]

Re: non-meguiars product that you use

also, i am inclined to use carlack 68. anybody tried this?

"Find something you like and use it often"

But it, use it, come to your own conclusion.

[Orca]

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... i am inclined to use carlack 68. anybody tried this?

If you mean their Nano Sytematic Care product, yes ... and I love it! For a cleansing base that leaves a little sealant, it's a great product to finish off with other products you love - just a wax on top, or a number of layers ... your choice. This is also sold as Klasse All-in-One.

On my black car, I find it really brings out the best in the that can be followed up with #7 for that gorgeous wet, oil slick look and then #21 2.0 or #26, depending upon the weather, time of year and what I feel like using.

If you mean their Long-Life Sealant, yes ... great on top of NSC, but can be fiddly to remove. Think NXT Tech Wax kind of difficult to remove - the easiest mistake to make is to use too much. Use a very small amount and spread it well is the key to success. This is also sold as Klasse Sealant Glaze and Sonus Acrylic Glanz is a remix of the product for topping up the finish as a spray.

I use this combination on my white car for winter and top off with a paste wax, because that's the look and the run down of products I like - this winter my wax of choice will be #16 on that combination. Our black car will be getting the NSC prep and #21 2.0 when winter starts to arrive.

[gasti_ako]

Re: non-meguiars product that you use

If you mean their Nano Sytematic Care product, yes ... and I love it! For a cleansing base that leaves a little sealant, it's a great product to finish off with other products you love - just a wax on top, or a number of layers ... your choice. This is also sold as Klasse All-in-One.

On my black car, I find it really brings out the best in the that can be followed up with #7 for that gorgeous wet, oil slick look and then #21 2.0 or #26, depending upon the weather, time of year and what I feel like using.

If you mean their Long-Life Sealant, yes ... great on top of NSC, but can be fiddly to remove. Think NXT Tech Wax kind of difficult to remove - the easiest mistake to make is to use too much. Use a very small amount and spread it well is the key to success. This is also sold as Klasse Sealant Glaze and Sonus Acrylic Glanz is a remix of the product for topping up the finish as a spray.

I use this combination on my white car for winter and top off with a paste wax, because that's the look and the run down of products I like - this winter my wax of choice will be #16 on that combination. Our black car will be getting the NSC prep and #21 2.0 when winter starts to arrive.

tnx bro just what i needed. definitely nxt is my LSP.

[zoomzoom mazda5]

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I use Poorboy's, Wolfgang, Zanio, Menzerna, Meg's, Klasse , Optimum, LC pads, and more. I like using different products to get to best possible finish that i'm looking for.

[Superior Shine]

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I use Poorboy's, Wolfgang, Zanio, Menzerna, Meg's, Klasse , Optimum, LC pads, and more. I like using different products to get to best possible finish that i'm looking for.

I use only Meguiars for the same exact reason -

[Andy M.]

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Charmin!

Andy

[Sal329]

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Optimum No Rinse, Optimum instant detailer, Duragloss 501 and 111, Prima Swirl and Hydro

[spence82]

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Zaino,Eagle One,Stoners

[montanajem]

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All Meg's except Mother's Back to Black, which is getting replaced by Meg's #40 when it runs out.

I have used Back to Black too and prefer it to #40 for exterior. #40 seems to attract dust, which is typical of a lot of protectants. I usually use Meg's Hyper Dressing for exterior - you can use it full strength for gloss or dilute it down, depending on the finish you want. And it dries clean so it doesn't attract dust.

[Silverado12]

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Only two non-Meguiars products on my shelf: Wheel Wax and Wheel Wax Extreme Black Tire Dressing. I love these two products. Wheel Wax works amazingly well at resisting brake dust build up and makes weekly cleaning a breeze. I also love the tire dressing because it doesn't look like a dressing. I hate the shiny look that most dressings give tires. Extreme Black gives them that deep, dark, brand new tire look, not shiny and glossy like every other dressing I've tried. Just personal preference.

[montanajem]

Re: non-meguiars product that you use

I also love the tire dressing because it doesn't look like a dressing. I hate the shiny look that most dressings give tires. Extreme Black gives them that deep, dark, brand new tire look, not shiny and glossy like every other dressing I've tried.

Thanks for the recommendation. I don't like the "dressed" look either - I just want them to look BLACK.

[Krazy Ken]

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99% Meguiars with the lone exception of Stoner's Invisible glass

[Michael Stoops]

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The only non Meguiar's products I regularly use are water, the hose and nozzle, and 3M blue painters tape.

[CWM3]

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• Absorber
• Eagle One Nanowax for wheels (almost gone) and Nano Protectant (almost gone then get to use my #40)
• Stoners Trim Shine
• Vroom grey microfiber towels for interior
• Lake Country white polishing pads and I use 1 blue pad
• 3M blue painters tape
• RainX glass cleaner
• Advanced Auto Parts 5 gallon bucket

Meguiars pretty much makes everything I need and I usually only buy other brands if the Meguiars product of similar task is not readily available at the local store. This is usually true with glass cleaner (which soon will not be an issue) and trim detailer. I actually like the Vroom MF towels which usually only run me about 75 cents each and are perfect for interiors.