If you could only use two or three product lines for all your detailing needs, what would you choose?

CarPro, Sonax, Gyeon. Feynlab and McKee 37 comes in as an honourable mention.
 
Sonax (CutMax, Perfect Finish)
CarPro (MultiX, IronX, Pearl, Reset, Eraser, DLUX)
Wolfgang (Paintwork Polish Enhancer, DGPS, Fuzion)
 
Detailchick said:
I know it’s hard to pick one line or sometimes one brand doesn’t offer everything.. so If you had to stick with two (three tops) for work what would you choose
Machine, pads, polish, compound, aio, apc, tire shine etc..


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Tough but here goes -

Machines - Flex
Pads - Lake Country hydro tech
Polish/compound/sealant - Wolfgang
Interior products - Pinnacle/Blackfire
 
Spikey Mike said:
Tough but here goes -

Machines - Flex
Pads - Lake Country hydro tech
Polish/compound/sealant - Wolfgang
Interior products - Pinnacle/Blackfire
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One demerit for Mike!! You went over 2-3.

(I did the same when I replied to this post.) :laughing::laughing:
 
PaulMys said:
That has over 3,700 views and 5 pages of responses.

Why is this a "Silly Question"?
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I’ll just go out on a limb and assume that choosing only 3 is difficult for some. But intriguing nonetheless.
 
I won’t call myself a detailer yet, have a lot to learn. So, I don’t know all the products mentioned here.
All my money goes to Mothers, Meguiar's, now recently Griots Garage.

I’ve never even heard or tried Blackfire, Geon, Pinnacle, Wolfgang, all these other crazy brands.
 
From someone that likes to experiment and doesn’t really have an attachment to any one brand, I would vote for griots Garage hands down. In the past year and a half I have used their polishing/perfecting/correcting creams multiple times w ease. They also make interior cleaners, engine cleaners, detailing sprays, polishers and pads. So if I had to pick one complete lineup I would say GG.

But since the question says 2 or 3 brands, I would throw blackfire and meguiars in the mix.
 
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