This Line is a Hidden Gem for Detailers

[ScottB]

We all know that AG houses some of the best products available, and sometimes it is hard to choose a line. Within a specific line (entire) which products have made the grade and would be a line you could offer to friends/family as well as novice/professional ??

Remember Holidays are coming and family could be peeking in to see, so elaborate when/where needed. (Multiple Choices Allowed)

 

[cwcad]

As far as a complete line of products Poorboy's would be the one that I use most often of the lines that were mentioned in the poll. Price is reasonable. The products do what they say when used appropriately. The looks and durability are more than fair. I would not hesitate to recommend these products to a novice or an expert.

 

[wytstang]

I concur Poorboys for the most part has won me over when I first started farting around with online detailing products. Being an apartment dweller I don't have shade to work in and PB lets me do what I need to do with little to no hasle at all. I've giving my family some PB Nattys Blue wax cause it gives great results and sun friendly and recomend it on mustang forums I'm on. Wolfgang Deep Gloss Sealant is another one I just started recommending very very easy to apply and remove with great results as well. It seems not to have any problems in direct sunlight either (though not recommended).

 

[wytstang]

Almost forgot AIO is the most versatile product I have, it's a great chemical cleaner leaves the paint ready for any wax or sealant.

 

[Sevenrd]

For an all-around line, I'd go with PB's...great polishes, sealant, wax...it really as it all.

 

[MCA]

I voted for Detailer's Pride...It's a great, well-balanced, well-priced line. Poorboy's, WG, DG get a lot of pub at other forums (including non-detailing ones), but if you ask about DP you will probably be countered with a lot of blank stares.

 

[Surfer]

Agree, Poorboys all-around can't be beat. But not sure it's really a "hidden gem" as any detailer knows the products. I would want to say probably the Duragloss line since a lot of it can be picked up OTC where a deatailer can pick boutique quality stuff up quickly if need be, but I already voted for PB's

 

[sparkie]

In the past, I would use Megs polishes, AIO and KSG, or wax. Just started using XMT and DG. What I like about XMT is low dust to no dust. Megs did an outstanding job, but dust everywhere. Duragloss, I was like WOW when I used it the first time. Klasse twins did do a great job, but it didn't have the deepness of #101 and #105.

 

[justin_murphy]

Detailer's Pride.....
Easily the most under rated line to me out there. For the money, you can't beat it. Endurance and performance are equal to the bigger lines to me.

 

[aceshigh73]

Tough for me to choose between PB's and DP... so I voted for both....
Id give the nod to DP in the sealant/wax removal
but a nod to PB's in longevity....

 

[Whitethunder46]

I havent tried any of them, but based on prices, reviews from you guys, and the collection that the product line offers, I say DP or DG

 

[supercharged]

Poorboy's, Wolfgang, and Pinnacle. Simply the best.

 

[Grimm]

I voted for Collinite. The 845 is so easy to use, and I've heard the rest are as well. I just got some 845 for my dad because I know he rarely waxes his cars so I know this stuff will give him lasting protection.

 

[Totoland Mach]

Klasse AIO and Pinnacle XMT Series are going well in the BMW shop I work in. The owner is slowly becoming convinced that the world does not revolve around 3M products. I've convinced him on Optimum Compound for the single reason that it doesn't throw dust around like 3M. This saves a bunch of shop time in covering already detailed cars, and constant sweeping/mopping of the floor (his detail area is also the showroom area).

When my supply dwindles, I'm going to follow Justin and get some DP products. (Justin, chime in with suggestions).

Toto

 

[Reddwarf]

Detailer's Pride.....
Easily the most under rated line to me out there. For the money, you can't beat it. Endurance and performance are equal to the bigger lines to me.

:iagree:

 

[Jonboy]

Another vote for DP from me, good products and cheap as chips :applause:

 

[wytstang]

Agree, Poorboys all-around can't be beat. But not sure it's really a "hidden gem" as any detailer knows the products. I would want to say probably the Duragloss line since a lot of it can be picked up OTC where a deatailer can pick boutique quality stuff up quickly if need be, but I already voted for PB's

Well you have a vailid point PB really isn't hidden, I would agree DP would be the hidden gem.

 

[Drive n Shine]

For me it would have to be DG, just recieved some of the UK's first ever shipment of #105 and WOW! Plus that fact i am one of only 2 UK authorised DG detailers