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Accumulator · 08-28-08, 08:50

Heh heh, how to start a flame-fest with Meguiar's users/reps...suggest that their polishers, oops, I mean their "cleaners", have fillers

Mike Phillips himself found #83 doing some concealing once..IIRC it was on the hood of a 'vette.

Trade secret oils, clays, whatever it is...yeah, they can conceal. And #7 *DOES* conceal flaws, no question about that whatsoever.

And yeah, #83 very seldom leaves a ready-to-wax finish, well...depending on how picky you are.

But also, yeah...*one* wash can wreak total havoc on a decent finish, taking you right back to square one.

08-28-08, 08:50	#3 (permalink)
Accumulator Practical Perfectionist Accumulator is offline Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: NE Ohio Posts: 24,770	Re: Are there fillers in Megs polishes? Heh heh, how to start a flame-fest with Meguiar's users/reps...suggest that their polishers, oops, I mean their "cleaners", have fillers Mike Phillips himself found #83 doing some concealing once..IIRC it was on the hood of a 'vette. Trade secret oils, clays, whatever it is...yeah, they can conceal. And #7 DOES conceal flaws, no question about that whatsoever. And yeah, #83 very seldom leaves a ready-to-wax finish, well...depending on how picky you are. But also, yeah...one wash can wreak total havoc on a decent finish, taking you right back to square one.