Most Under Rated Product?

Citrol 266 best overspray and tar remover and serious strength degreaser. If anyone is interested Apex detail YouTube channel does a test against tarmintor and it blew me away it led me my biggest time saver in details it’s like a clay bar, tar/sap/adhesive and iron remover that gets paint clean in 30 seconds minimal effort I can go right to correction. tar removal is shitty can’t stand doing it. This is like a miracle product

And any product from duragloss I think they make 3 of the best sealant 111/105/512 (the cleaner hope I have right number) if I don’t do coating it’s duragloss
 
Fresh product!

I a/b'd an old bottle of Megs M21, and one I bought from a recent AG sale.

Much sharper water repellancy.

So, if you have old sealants and waxes that have lost their creamy consistency, you might want to toss out the old for a new bottle.
 
Megs Gold Class Spray Wax. Always overshadowed by its polymer brother UQW, but this stuff got me into spray waxes some time ago and when I dust it off and use it again, I remember why (note: I have a TON of spray waxes I revolve with, thats the reason for the dust).
 
Maybe not "Most" underrated.......... But DG Aquawax.

I have been using this as a maintenance "topper" after my washes this year. (Because frankly, I have bought soooo many damn products that I probably didn't need. Lol)

Anyway, this has been one I will never regret. The gloss it leaves behind is incredible. Even got a few comments from guys at work that have seen my truck many times before. If they notice, then it's glossier.
 
Hoytman said:
I have STMK, but have yet to use it. Actually, a very generous person gave me a brand new bottle, which was a very nice gesture and I appreciate it.

Seems like I read somewhere that this product actually produces a skin over plastics and eventually can peal off causing a mess. Can anyone confirm this?
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I’ve never had it happen. I have been using the Sonus for years now. I would estimate 100 bottles worth.
 
acuRAS82 said:
Megs Gold Class Spray Wax. Always overshadowed by its polymer brother UQW, but this stuff got me into spray waxes some time ago and when I dust it off and use it again, I remember why (note: I have a TON of spray waxes I revolve with, thats the reason for the dust).
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This a very nice product! I use to use Gold Class wax back in the day. It was ok for the time I guess,but far overshadowed now. I got the Gold Class spray wax in a gift box a while back. It's a nice product! It leaves behind a very slick and glossy finish. Easy to use as well.
 
AllenK said:
This a very nice product! I use to use Gold Class wax back in the day. It was ok for the time I guess,but far overshadowed now. I got the Gold Class spray wax in a gift box a while back. It's a nice product! It leaves behind a very slick and glossy finish. Easy to use as well.
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Fall and winter are my carnauba topping seasons, so I think I’ll be breaking this out soon!
 
acuRAS82 said:
Fall and winter are my carnauba topping seasons, so I think I’ll be breaking this out soon!
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Cool! I tend to be the other way around. I carnuaba top in the Summer. In the winter,I'm doing good to just wash a car due to being so cold natured.
 
pro 4x said:
McKee's 37 Rinse Free Wash & Wax, no rinse car wash, concentrated no rinse wash, quick detail spray, waterless wash

Been using this as a drying aid. Mixed 2oz to 30oz of H2o. Off the chart and amazing. Works as good if not better than the higher priced aids. The lubricity/protection and gloss it adds is amazing. Guess 5 stars over 48 reviews speaks for itself.
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I've never been disappointed with any McKee's product.

In my opinion, their trim restorer is on par, or dare I say even a tad better than WETS.
 
glad i bought a gallon instead of the small bottle, excellent product and by far my favorite QD to date...

Griots Garage Best of Show Detailer 128 oz.

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pro 4x said:
McKee's 37 Rinse Free Wash & Wax, no rinse car wash, concentrated no rinse wash, quick detail spray, waterless wash

Been using this as a drying aid. Mixed 2oz to 30oz of H2o. Off the chart and amazing. Works as good if not better than the higher priced aids. The lubricity/protection and gloss it adds is amazing. Guess 5 stars over 48 reviews speaks for itself.
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I haven't used it as a detail spray,but it is a very nice rinseless product!! It does leave a beautiful glow on paint.
 
Dr Oldz said:
This is just ok IMO. Have u tried Ultima waterless wash plus or acrylic waterless wash? Concentrated formulas are a way better value and work much much better.
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ultima waterless wash is too streaky IME, didn't care for it. i use other concentrates as well (DG RW diluted 10:1 is great too), but currently using GG BOS QD a lot more lately. IME, it doesn't streak (in the sun/warm temps) and require multiple wipes/towels to remove. no doubt though, lots of great products out there to choose from these days...
 
PaulMys said:
I've never been disappointed with any McKee's product.

In my opinion, their trim restorer is on par, or dare I say even a tad better than WETS.
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Used both and will agree. I just put another coat on all my trim yesterday.
 
VISITOR said:
ultima waterless wash is too streaky IME, didn't care for it. i use other concentrates as well (DG RW diluted 10:1 is great too), but currently using GG BOS QD a lot more lately. IME, it doesn't streak (in the sun/warm temps) and require multiple wipes/towels to remove. no doubt though, lots of great products out there to choose from these days...
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Odd. I get zero streaking with ultima water wash(both versions) but I do mix with distilled water. Like u said tho.... lots of great products out there.
 
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