Now add vibrant in front of luster and you get "really shiny". You are misconstruing greasy with shiny. You can have one without the other.
You have been given a bunch of different ways to approach your problem none of them was good enough for you. You seem to only want to bash Meguiar's. So it is very apparent that nothing anyone says will be good enough for you.
1. I did not misconstrue and confuse greasy with shiny. The product doesn't just give a lot of unnecessary, silocon-rich, Armorall type of shine that you would expect from a tire shiner, but it also makes seats very greasy and messy to touch. It took me about an hour of rubbing with Lexol to reduce the effects of this product on my seat, and even that took at least 12 hours to show positive results.
You may not wish to read my whole story or you may be motivated to misconstrue what I wrote, either way I have represented everything exactly as I observed.
2. Again, you don't seem to have taken a time to read my posts, but wrote your response based on your assumptions (or you willfully ignore what I wrote).
I have actually thanked everyone for good advise, it was defensive Meguiar's advocates who took it to personal level and started to attack my character that caused me to reply with more detailed clarifications and explanations of what this product did to my brand new seats. All the while I was trying to make sure that the focus of debate is the particular product and it's effects on a new leather, not my personal characteristics. Some people don't seem to like this approach and insist on making this an individual/personal/character disputing matter.
3. If you read my replies on two other threads (one of which I started) you will see that I have positive view of Megs professional grade products.
Even in this thread I have repeatedly wrote that up to now I had only positive experience with their Professional grade exterior care products. It's their "Gold Class" that raises a lot of doubt about it having anything to do with high quality and , in particular, it's
Meguiar's Gold Class Rich leather Conditioner Cleaner wipes that are screwed beyond any dispute.
So, again, you are misrepresenting facts here and allege something that simply isn't true. I am not in a Crusade to bash Meguiar's per se, but I am giving very detailed account of my experience with the specific product which they happen to manufacture.
Finally, as I suggested earlier to others, don't take my word for it. Just read my signature line, do your own search on Google and see for yourself what dozens of others have to say about this hideous product that, alas, came from Meguiar's. The fact that it is Meguiar's is what actually frustrated me, because if it was Armorall or some other known to be "super-shiny" effect producing brand I would know what it is and make my buying decision accordingly. But this frustration , if anything, only tells how highly did I esteem this car care product manufacturing company before (My bad! Will do my due diligence search online next time before trying any new product from them).
Best regards,
Carenthusiast
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