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:lock:: it's been over for a while now...

I keep all of my products inside the house. I also noticed some of my products would start to seperate after a little while. I shake all of my polishes and liquid products every other week or so to keep them from being seperated too long.

Joy division>>:iagree:

Every Poorboys product I have used has been great. Same could also be said for Menzerna, Duragloss, most of the brands on here. I find enjoyment in trying/owning multiple product lines. If you order poorboys products, make sure you try Professional Polish. It is my single favorite product from...

I would like to try the Meg's twins...

Include me in this round please...

I need pads bad. Please pick me...

S2000. If you want to drive hard on a daily basis, it will take the beating. If you have not driven one, and I'm guessing most who commented on it have not, give it a chance. A low 14 second quarter mile is right on par with mustang gt's, and the s2 will still run tomorrow. And that's not it's...

Max Wax and clay.

I have yet to buy any wax more expensive than Collinite 915. I will buy Fuzion and Souveran at some point, but anything more than that is crazy IMO. If it makes you feel cool though, go for it. If you sell a product for more money, some people think it's better quality. It's an easy way to shop...

:welcome: . Im a big Yamaha fan as well. I bought a 99 R6 when it came out and it was the best bike I ever owned. I too will look forward to seeing some pics in the future. :Picture:

:welcome: That NSX is Im the MAN.. Thank you as well for your service in Iraq. You deserve and NSX. :wave:

When this was first posted, Autogeek was not selling the Griots line.

I would like to know what happens to a returned can of wax like this. Is there a lucky employee that gets to keep it? Many of us would buy that can at a reduced cost I'm sure. Just curious... Or someone :hungry: could do a review on Fuzion if it were to show up at his house.:D

I use spray and wipe often and love it. Now I will have to try spray and gloss after hearing this. I am a big Poorboy's fan. Professional Polish is my favorite all time product. Thanks Poorboy's...:dblthumb2:

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:wow: I just looked at the original date :o. I was using meg's three step in those days with "great results" :laughing:. Congrats on your two great polishers now. Thanks also to rsurfer for the advice on the Griots polisher. Sounds like a good plan. And it's red so it will match the Flex.:dblthumb2:

I have used pretty much every Duragloss product that you did not list. All of them have been quite impressive. Sorry, no input on the specific ones you listed. I would not be affraid to spend my money on any Duragloss product or DP product though. Both are great lines. :dblthumb2:

Good Point.:D The 3401 would absolutely be the best choice in my opinion, and I feel you know better than me the answer to your own question ;). I was trying to keep from sticker shocking him. A 3401 kit is much more expensive. I personally went with the 3401 and could not be happier. A friend...

If I were buying a 7424, I would buy the intro kit. The Poorboy's kit is also a great choice. Or you could buy the Flex 3403 kit for just $289 before discounts and practice on an older car a few times. Good luck with whatever kit you choose. You can't really go wrong...:xyxthumbs: