these lines are typically high volume reasonable quality products for detailers to buy in bulk. Not what I would personally compare to high end boutique products however.
Not high end, but I think that only compares to the polishes, waxes, sealants. The Chemicals on the other hand, different story.
very true becarful with there interior cleaners if you keep useing them they will eventaully discolor plastic.
i know because it happend to me all the solvents in these cleaners dyed out my dash. other then that there ok they will clean you car nice . but there not recommended for guys like use who clean our cars weekly just becarfull
What cleaners were you using? APC? I use citrus APC. It cleans just like any other APC on the market.
Their polishes are pretty good. I don't have a ton of experience with them but they finish off pretty well.
I find there polishes comparable to Poorboys or the XMT line.
I would not call them high end, but better yet, "entry level" if you will...
I use their polishes, but am switching over to Menz. soon.
I use pretty much, everything else from them, with the exception of a few products purchased from AG.
A run down of some I use are the...
All-Sol- Basically, just like any other prep/all-sol product. Used for removing sticker residue, tar, etc....
Citrus APC-Again, about the same as any other APC on the market.
Super Dress it All- I find this water based dressing to be almost exactly like Meguiars Hyper Dressing, but without the grape smell. I buy it 5 gallons at a time, diluted 1:1-1:4, it can make 20 gallons. It costs a fraction of the Megs.
Purple Dressing- Silicone dressing. My clients love it. I have no idea what is compares to.
RTU Glass Cleaner-(RTU=ready to use) I like this clagg cleaner. 5 galons at a time, and I do actually dilute it down a little.
And a few others I cannot think of off the top of my head....