Antbody heard of or use Wizards products?

[kellyinkc]

I saw this company at a PBE store. Never head of them.

Kelly

[gb387]

Did a little search:



These the products? I have never seen them or head of them.

Meguiars all the way!

[kellyinkc]

Yeah!! Looks like they have not been around very long. Just got my curiousity up.The store
had no Megs . I have become a 100% Megs user. Finally weeded out all the other products. Can't wait to try out #16!

Kelly

[showtime]

They're actually really good. I've used the compounds for a couple years. It's most like Meg's paint cleaners, it's very gritty. I can't comment on the rest of the line because I haven't used it.

[GTScott]

I have some of their detailer, metal polish, and swirl remover. They were selling them at a show I went to up in MI and I had to try it. My opinion in general is that Meguiars is better stuff across the board and that better stuff can be had at a lower price. Here are my results:

Metal Polish - not impressed in the least
Detailer - Pretty good but I have seen better, it is like a spray and gloss product
Swirl Remover - have not tried yet

If anyone wants to try any of this, drop me a PM and we can work out something for some samples.

-GT

[gb387]

When I was searching the internet I did see that they seemed to be a little pricey... especially considering its not a big name like Meguiars.

[zephyrland]

Re: Antbody heard of or use Wizards products?

Lets wake up a really old thread.

I live in Minnesota, which is where this brand comes from. I was at a local parts store today, browsing my typical next Meguiars purchase. But then I looked back at the Wizards section of the store. I wasn't necessarily awe inspired by their bottles or special rack, but I looked at the selection anyways. Noticed it was a Minnesota brand and felt that maybe I should support my local companies.

I came across the Wizards Shine Master which claims to be a Polish and Sealant, so I decided I would give it a try.

Applied a layer to my front fender and hood, but the pad I used just kept on soaking the stuff up. From the texture of the polish itself, I thought it was going to be a real dream to apply, but it seemed to lack the lubrication that I've grown accustomed to in Meguiars brand products.

My first layer was done by hand, so it wasn't perfectly applied, sort of caked on in spots and took a little passion to remove(nothing major, just a little). The second layer was applied with my DA, which went on thin and came off without the slightest of effort.

I drove the car out into the sun to examine my work. Not very impressed. it didn't look bad, but it just didn't live up to expectations.

I'm going to go out and drive around for a little bit, and try to catch it in different lights, see if maybe I just need to catch it in better light.

[sudsbyhubbs]

Re: Antbody heard of or use Wizards products?

i went to a paint store that showed up when i searched megs distributors and they had completely switched over to this stuff. they literally had two bottles of megs

[CharlesW]

Re: Antbody heard of or use Wizards products?

A friend of mine uses Shine Master a lot at his body shop.
Here's the reason he likes it.

Easy On – Easy Off
Awesome Gloss
No Streaks or Smears
No Free Silicone or Wax
Excellent Cleaning/Tough Poly Acrylic Protection
Safe for Fresh Paints, Clear Coat and Lexan
Use as a Wax Replacement, Swirl Mark Remover, or Finishing (show) Glaze by Hand or Machine

[ajb39oh]

Re: Antbody heard of or use Wizards products?

I've used their Black renew. It works nice on black plastic trim. Very similar to Gold class trim detailer.