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Bob, Isn't the color changing product a wheel cleaner? Not sure if it's paint safe?

Has anyone done a comparison between Optimum FerreX, Dodo Juice Ferrous Dueller, and Iron X? They are all pretty comparable in price but "there can be only one".

Looks like the Trim Shine puts on some shine, has UV protection and can be applied on wet trim. The More Shine Less Time has a high gloss shine but doesn't specifically state that it has UV protection, or that you can apply it over wet trim.

Maybe bug & tar remover? During my reckless youth, I used to use it to get melted rubber off the rear quarter panels of my Chevelle.

Here's a great very informative thread from over at the Meg's forum. Paint Protect - 365 Day Durability

Pretty sure they were spot on in my area!!

Hey guys, I really appreciate all the feedback. As usual I over think things. I just don't want to compromise the quality and longevity of my MF's. Thanks again!

Welcome! I lived in County Clare near Clarecastle for 2 1/2 years as a kid back in the late 70's! There is an overwhelming level of information here. My head still spins when I read some of the threads here. As I'm new to this as well, I decided to keep it simple and stay with one brand of...

I run a dehumidifier 24/7 so the humidity level stays at 55% year round so no worries there, but I guess I'll wipe it down with alcohol and use it. I wasn't thrilled about having to air dry a whole load of MF's anyway!

I just washed my new MF's and just as I was getting ready to throw them in the dryer I remembered that my wife uses dryer sheets that have a fragrance. I don't want to dry my MF's in the dryer. Can I hang them up in my basement ( dry,dehumidified space, not heated, 55 deg.) Or can I wipe down...

Thanks for the write up! I can't wait for a long term report to see how it holds up to regular washing and detailing.:xyxthumbs:

I forgot to finish my comment... Since it removes waxes and residues, I would expect there to be some drag when drying? Maybe?:dunno:

I'm in Maine and am dealing with a similar situation. So far I haven't found a regimen that lasts all winter. My truck has a coat of Meg's Cleaner Paste Wax that I applied back in the first part of October, and it's still beading pretty well but I imagine that the road salt will degrade the...

From what I can gather by the video on D114/D115, the D114 is great to use prior to a correction or detail since it cleans the paint of waxes/ residues and doesn't have any gloss enhancers. Meguiars Rinse Free Express Wash & Wax D-11501, rinseless car wash, rinseless wash and wax

At least I know I'm not the only one to recognize that this can be an issue. Thanks for the advice!

So here's the hypothetical scenario: I've just washed my truck with Meg's 115. I've done the final wipe down and I get 115 dripping out of the side mirrors, trim, etc. I can't let the 115 dry so I don't have time to blow out the crevices. If I do use a blower then I end up with streaks of...

Thanks everyone for the replies! I'm getting ready to place an order so I'm trying to get all the essentials. Any other input would be great! Cardaddy- while I'm not trying to get by with the minimum, I would like to avoid spending 1k on MF's!!

What are your go to MF's (brands/sizes) for: 1. Drying 2. Wax as you Dry products such as DG 951 3. Rinseless wash products such as Meg's 115 4. Wax removal 5. Spray detailers such as Meg's QW 6. Glass 7. Any other applications? Or, is there one MF that can do it all? Thanks.

Thank ya, Bob!

I actually meant D115 as I need the extra protection through the winter...