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I use the cg evolve and love them. I like the deeper foam allowing them to contour with body lines. and they are a taller pad. which means the tool is further away from the painted surface. and they have great durability.

I bought a sheep skin wash mitt. Used it about 3 or 4 times and it started to literally fall apart on me. Almost shredding itself. I contacted AG and explained it to them. They told me that it was probably user error, which it ended up being. It was my first sheep skin mitt, so I didn't...

So I put some diluted LATA in an old bottle with foaming sprayer. It did pretty well, but not near as well as this cleaner. I think this will definitely stay in my arsenal.

It was diluted. I used 16 oz. LA to 8 oz. of water. I use LATA a LOT, for the simple fact that with some different dilutions it can be used on anything. I even pretreat stains with it in my family's day to day laundry.

I usually strip and recoat with something different after about 4-6 weeks. But if it is a maintanence wash I use v7 afterwards. So I still see ok beading at the time I strip it. The v7 may extend the life of this combo.

I decided to wash my car after 2 weeks of not doing so. Needless to say, it was much needed. The wheels and tires received LATA in a meg's foaming bottle/sprayer. And the paint got foamed with CG citrus wash with the Gilmour Foam Gun and 2BM wash with the same. I wanted to strip the last LSP...

It is definitely a winner. I would say give it a try. I will definitely be keeping some around in my arsenal.

I am not sure as far as comparison with mother's goes. I have yet to use it. The only thing I can compare it to is LATA. And while LATA may work better. I like the foaming of the meg's. So I have used an empty bottle from this product, diluted my LATA and put it in the meg's bottle with the...

Correct. It is non-acidic. I have used the chrome cleaner in the red bottle which is acid based. It does work quite good from my experiences. Not quite as strong as wheel brightener though.

So, this being my first review, I will make it short and to the point. I decided to give Meg's All Wheel & Tire Cleaner a try last night, while washing the fiancée's kia. The initial observation was how thick the foam was that came out of the sprayer. It clings very well and for a good period...

Awesome to hear. I think I may buy this just to see how it holds up in relation to other da's out there. Does it take the same backing plates as the PC I would assume?

I also saw the circular today. Are you able to change the backing plates in the polisher?

I would say that the results achieved thus far are outstanding. Continue with that method on the rest of the car. It seems to be leaving a nice finish with minimal hazing/micro-marring. Finish up with a finishing polish after the M105 and you should be golden. If you try to go much deeper...

I don't know if I am giving wrong advice or not, but if I am please correct me. If you want to conserve product, I have found a great way. Spray your drying towel rather than the panel. This is what I do and I found it works great, and I use less product. I will do 2 spritz' before I start...

I use this stuff regularly on my vehicle in between waxes. Super easy to use, no smears, super slick finish and a very nice shine. Great stuff.