Detailing Sprays
#31
05-03-2006 | 09:36 AM
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RE: Detailing Sprays
Hmmm.... 
I might have to try some of that PPC perfect detail along with some Meg's final inspection. I'm always down for trying something new. If I bought on impulse everytime I wanted to try a new product, I'd be flat broke. 
But I need to build back up on my detailing supplies anyway. 
I might have to try some of that PPC perfect detail along with some Meg's final inspection. I'm always down for trying something new. If I bought on impulse everytime I wanted to try a new product, I'd be flat broke. But I need to build back up on my detailing supplies anyway.
#32
05-05-2006 | 12:34 AM
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RE: Detailing Sprays
ORIGINAL: RaskyR1
So one other thing I notice with the BM is that it left specs on the surrounding plastic. My bike has a lot of flat black plastic parts around the glossy painted panels and the wind carried it onto the other panels (similar to that of tire dressings). I've not had this problem before with any of the others. So here is a break down from my favorite to least favorite.
1. PPC
2. Meguires
3. ICE/BM too close to call
4. 3M
5. Car Brite
6. Wizards
PPC is hard to find and is not cheap...which is why I usually end up using meguires but the ppc works great...takes off bugs pretty good too. Here is the link to their website if anyone is interested.
PPC
Hope this helps some noobs.
So one other thing I notice with the BM is that it left specs on the surrounding plastic. My bike has a lot of flat black plastic parts around the glossy painted panels and the wind carried it onto the other panels (similar to that of tire dressings). I've not had this problem before with any of the others. So here is a break down from my favorite to least favorite.
1. PPC
2. Meguires
3. ICE/BM too close to call
4. 3M
5. Car Brite
6. Wizards
PPC is hard to find and is not cheap...which is why I usually end up using meguires but the ppc works great...takes off bugs pretty good too. Here is the link to their website if anyone is interested.
PPC
Hope this helps some noobs.
#35
05-06-2006 | 02:34 AM
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RE: Detailing Sprays
i used to use qd but now i use show car show room shine spay wax its killer works great but you have to get it from a car detailor i have their phone number if you want to try it its 256-728-4925 its show car products and for wax i use the wax shop super glaze you can get it at pep-boys it works good but i want to try royal blue
#36
05-06-2006 | 02:39 AM
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RE: Detailing Sprays
here it is you can get it at http://www.streetrodgarage.com its $24.95 a gallon free shipping
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#37
05-22-2006 | 11:49 AM
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So I ran out of my Meguires detail spray on Friday and I decided to go out of my way and drive to the wholesaler that sells PPC. I picked up a gallon of it...OMG! Why I ever stopped using this stuff I have no idea! It's not that it makes the car shine anymore that the others but it's so easy to use and the best part, IT REMOVES BUGS! Now I'm not talking about bugs that you've left on the car since your last wash a month ago but it does take them off if they're not baked into the paint. I you can afford the extra cash I recommend giving it a try.
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