Car care products you wish you never purchased
11-11-2004, 09:39 AM
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Car care products you wish you never purchased
I like trying out new products like waxes, cleaners, and polishes, but there are some that I just don't like and don't continue using.
Some products I wish I never spent my money on:
NXT protectant. Thought it would be great for the interior and top. Smells good, but attracts dust and smears when it rains. I'm a cheap bastard and refuse to throw it out, so I've delegated it for use as a tire dressing.
Honda Cleaner and Polish. I've used it mostly as a glass cleaner. I believe the directions should be changed to say, "spray surface. Wipe. Wipe. Wipe. Wipe. Think you're done wiping? Not quite. Wipe some more."
Some products I wish I never spent my money on:
NXT protectant. Thought it would be great for the interior and top. Smells good, but attracts dust and smears when it rains. I'm a cheap bastard and refuse to throw it out, so I've delegated it for use as a tire dressing.
Honda Cleaner and Polish. I've used it mostly as a glass cleaner. I believe the directions should be changed to say, "spray surface. Wipe. Wipe. Wipe. Wipe. Think you're done wiping? Not quite. Wipe some more."
11-11-2004, 05:53 PM
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Zaino ... Just kidding!
1) Einszett Express Polish, Glanz Wax, and Metallic Polish. Anumber of Autopian love einszett products but I ended up dumping them.
2) NXT wax ... I just did not like it
1) Einszett Express Polish, Glanz Wax, and Metallic Polish. Anumber of Autopian love einszett products but I ended up dumping them.
2) NXT wax ... I just did not like it
11-15-2004, 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by wanabe,Nov 14 2004, 03:39 PM
that fake chamois thing ...
just smears the droplets!
(big blue is the only way to go!)
just smears the droplets!
(big blue is the only way to go!)
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11-15-2004, 06:49 PM
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Megeuir's leather whatever. Smells bad and makes the leather sticky.
Cheap microfiber cloths.
Any wax with cleaner.
Any oil based vinyl protectant (common trade name suppressed to protect the guilty).
I had a huge box of stuff I would never use that I had my son give away at the local ricer lot. He made a lot of friends...
Tim
Cheap microfiber cloths.
Any wax with cleaner.
Any oil based vinyl protectant (common trade name suppressed to protect the guilty).
I had a huge box of stuff I would never use that I had my son give away at the local ricer lot. He made a lot of friends...
Tim
11-16-2004, 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted by azndrunkyoon,Nov 14 2004, 11:02 AM
ok any megeuirs stuff licks ass....... if i could go back to when i bought them i would kick my own balls before i did.
I've been into detailing a long time and i find their professional line to be the best and most complete line out there.
#16 is a great wax.
#81, #82 and #83 are awesome polishes
Final Detail is my favorite quick detailer... hands down.