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If you had to detail cars using only 1 brands products, which would you choose and why?

Mine would be Meguiars. They have a solution for every type of problem.
 
From: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...-had-stick-one-product-line-line-would-2.html
FUNX725 said:
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Originally Posted by BillE View Post
Meguiar's
Bill

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Originally Posted by PPLd View Post
Meguiar's.

I love products from Ultima, Optimum, Pinnacle, and so on, but if you say only 1 line, Meguiar's has the most complete set of products for every car.

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Originally Posted by dcjredline View Post
Meguiar's

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Originally Posted by PapaSmurf View Post
That's a tough one. I'd say either Meguiars or Mothers.

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Originally Posted by Marc08EX View Post
Meguiar's. They've been in business since 1901 and they have so many products that should do whatever you need. Not to mention that they work extremely well.

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Originally Posted by jfelbab View Post
Only one line? In that case, only one company has the breadth of products and availability, Meg's.
FUNX725 said:
^^^^I must :iagree:...With all those saying Meguiar's^^^^

And...
Somehow I missed it, but I would have replied to the below thread with:
Meguiar's...as well!!

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...were-going-use-products-only-one-company.html
Click to expand...
Click to expand...

My sentiments for Meguiar's, even since the time of the above posting, have not wavered one iota!!


:)

Bob
 
Wow tough question.

I've been using Meg's for many years, I've tried many other brands with good success but your question is to pick one.
I'd pick Meguiar's due to they're large line of great products.
 
Meguiars.

A huge range, decent prices, and sometimes locally available.
 
Meguiars for me too. For a new guy starting out, they are excellent. The 'Ultimate' class of products; which seem to be to be 'prosumer' class, are awesome. Perfect price point for a guy who has to buy everything anyway. And still good results. Then I can piece things together later.

Essentially, I DID just go with Meguiars. With a couple of exceptions. Chemical Guys pads, a Griots Garage DA polisher, and I bought a couple samples from AutoGeeks just to try it out. (I'm wanting to put a good Wolfgang polish up against Meguiars Ultimate to see how much of a difference in performance there really is!)

Been using Meguiars waxes for a long long time.
 
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