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Long before our association with 3M we would discontinue products based on poor sales. Not every product is a hit, and those that aren't really do need to be euthanized to make room for others. If you know the Meguiar's history, you know that we started off as a furniture polish company back...

Geez, 10 pages discussing a discontinued product?? We absolutely love, love, love your passion, guys, but the simple truth of the matter is not enough of you were buying D114 to justify us keeping it in production. That said, D115 Rinse Free Express Wash & Wax is still available, as is the...

I prefer to steam clean my valve stem caps, but that's just me.

Consider that the paint may not like the wool pad at all and that foam could be a much better choice. I did a non metallic black car a few years with the single hardest paint I'd ever encountered in my life - the DA microfiber system with M101 got maybe 10% correction with a long cycle pass! -...

It's fairly simple, really: no DA haze with a rotary. While a rotary can induce marring that a DA can't (holograms) a DA can and iwll instill marring that a rotary can't, and that's the DA haze we often fight when dealing with very soft, touch sensitive paints. If you look very closely at the...

Great shot of the team there, Mike!! Everyone had a blast and we were all thrilled not only with how well the cars came out, but how quickly the team managed to get the results with a wide variety of products and processes. Good times indeed!!

With a combo of 1500 and 2500 you can work small miracles! 1500 will level both scratches and texture quite quickly so I'd recommend starting with 2500 first and proceed from there. If you really do need to go with 1500 it's a great idea to finish with the 2500 by cross cutting over the 1500...

I can tell you all without question that we have NOT discontinued production of D114 Rinse Free Express Wash. Whether or not any of our international partners decide to stop carrying it or not is entirely up to them. We do not dictate what they must carry - they make their own business...

Hi guys! I thought I would share this somewhat lengthy response I just made over on MOL regarding what sets this new MT300 apart from other 8mm stroke tools:

A couple of "Thank You"s are called for here: 1) to Kyle for linking to the TNOG where we recently worked on a black Ceramiclear MB, and 2) to Mike Phillips for the kind words!! Mike makes a great point about not all paint being the same with these comments: Far too often we see comments on...

Thanks for all the birthday wishes gang!!! Mike, you're right, I did used to wear a variety of Chuck Taylor's to TNOG back in the day. A buddy of mine used to work for Converse so I've got like 14 or 15 pairs of them in different colors, including those flames. There was even a regular at...

I had the good fortune to have lunch with Darlene and Bob in our Hospitality Suite at Pebble Beach. Always a good time, especially in that setting!!

Happy Birthday Nick!!

Great question, actually. We used the Rupes LHR21 here because that is the tool this particular customer uses but he uses our pads and compounds. He was looking for tips and information on how to use everything properly in order to obtain the sort of results he's looking for. There isn't a...

Nice pix, Evan, and it was great meeting you over the weekend. Everyone on this forum really should do everything they can to attend a Detail Fest sometime in the future. It's a great opportunity to meet a crowd of fantastic people and learn even more about your favorite hobby/industry. And...

Hey guys, just so you know, the first line of defense with any product issue is to contact the retail you purchased from. If they can't or won't give you satisfaction then please call our toll free number that is on the back of every single bottle of product we make. We stand behind all our...

If the clear coat is indeed failing, and that appears to be the case here, the ONLY way to fix it is to strip it and repaint. A modern, catalyzed clear coat does not oxidize in the same way those old single stage lacquers did. Think of it this way: when bare, polished aluminum oxidizes it...

I have to agree 1000% with Mike Phillips here - you do not want to use a rotary for wet sanding, damp sanding, or ANY type of sanding on an automotive finish. It should also be noted that, while 3M Trizact 5000 and even 3000 grit finishing discs can be quite non invasive to the paint when used...

First off, I'm sorry to hear you've had a negative experience with one of our products, but I have to say this is highly unusual to hear about with Gold Class Leather product of any kind. But I think I know what's going on here and how to correct the issue. There is no "damage" to the leather...

Sorry to hear you're having an issue with these pads. Your pictures show what looks like totally normal pads, but even if they were thicker on one end than the other (something we have never seen before) it would have no impact whatsoever on whether or not they would adhere to the backing...