What outtakes Meguiars pro-line?

Thlian

Thlian

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I`m not only thinking about the quality, but also quantum?
Cause you can buy Meguiars pro in up to 1 gallon bottles, anyone else that offers this?

One second question, what other products are great to use with a rotary?
 
Thlian said:
I`m not only thinking about the quality, but also quantum?
Cause you can buy Meguiars pro in up to 1 gallon bottles, anyone else that offers this?

One second question, what other products are great to use with a rotary?
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Look at the "buy in bulk" area on autogeek and you'll find many larger offerings that are great for detailers.

As for the rotary, most of the polishes (SSR, XMT, Optimum) have worked without issue.
 
all polishes work well with the rotary although i would give the edge to optimum as it is the best lubricated of all poishes that ag has to offer
 
Thlian said:
I`m not only thinking about the quality, but also quantum?
Cause you can buy Meguiars pro in up to 1 gallon bottles, anyone else that offers this?

One second question, what other products are great to use with a rotary?
Click to expand...
I'd take Poorboy's SSR polishes and Optimum polish any day over Meguiar's.
The main problem with Megs polishes is they dust like crazy.
 
I haven`t had any experience with any of those products!
When I overlook the "bulk" section at AG I find Pinnacle, Wolfgang, DB etc. but I don`t know what to use.....

Lay it out for me......recommend! I have a red car, now PINK and I need it to shine like never before. What should I use from A-B, from cleaning to waxes??
 
the porter cable xmt kit or the poorboys kit...add whatever detailing tools and towels you want from there...with the xmt go with the heavy swirl remover kit...maybe add a bottle of xmt4 to finish the lineup...
 
I cant`t find either Optimum or Poorboy`s product anywhere at AG??
 
I didn't like Poorboys polishes at all, they worked but dusted way to much for me. Optimum Compound and polished did not dust at all in full sun.
 
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