Meguiar's Car Care Products OK?
01-14-2001, 06:04 PM
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Zaino and Zymol products are hard to find on the shelf here in Knoxville. Would Meguiar's car care products be just as good or reasonable substitute until I can order Zaino products. One reason I ask is that I've seen in other posts that people have been waiting since before Christmas to receive Zaino products. My main need right now is a car wash to take the brake dust off after some hard driving the past 2 weekends.
01-14-2001, 08:15 PM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Hoser
[B] Would Meguiar's car care products be just as good or reasonable substitute until I can order Zaino products.
Hoser: Meguiar's products are top quality. IMHO, hard to beat for ease of application and quality of results. Head and shoulders above popular, local store products.
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[B] Would Meguiar's car care products be just as good or reasonable substitute until I can order Zaino products.
Hoser: Meguiar's products are top quality. IMHO, hard to beat for ease of application and quality of results. Head and shoulders above popular, local store products.
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01-16-2001, 11:41 AM
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Originally posted by Nimbus
I've been using Mequiar's Professional and Medallion line of products with great success. The lower lines (red bottles) I would stay away from.
I've been using Mequiar's Professional and Medallion line of products with great success. The lower lines (red bottles) I would stay away from.
01-16-2001, 06:43 PM
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Meguiars is a great product. Used it for several years as a result of CU rating. Most recent test have Zymol ahead. I haven't had bad info. from their testing. Using Zymol product now. Can't find them localy so I order off the net.
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01-17-2001, 07:48 AM
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What's the difference between the stuff in the red bottles and that in the yellow ones? Which is best?
Originally posted by Nimbus
I've been using Mequiar's Professional and Medallion line of products with great success. The lower lines (red bottles) I would stay away from.
I've been using Mequiar's Professional and Medallion line of products with great success. The lower lines (red bottles) I would stay away from.
01-17-2001, 08:53 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Nimbus
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Although I don't know the exact formulation differences, the red bottles are supposed to be their lowest generic line of products.
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Although I don't know the exact formulation differences, the red bottles are supposed to be their lowest generic line of products.
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I have been particularly happy with the results I get from Meguiar's Quik Detailer (for dust and rainspots between washings), and Meguiar's Gold Class Clear Coat Liquid Car Wax. I managed to get 2 coats of the Gold Class Wax on my red/black late last Fall, and I thought it looked pretty damn good. However, the rave reviews of the Zaino products are so loud and clear that I have to give it a shot. So this Spring, that's what its gonna be.