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06-26-09, 01:43
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Re: Anyone ever heard of/used Malco products?
To those who have chimed in... Where do you guys order these products? I was under the impression that you had to locate a distributor who goes around to dealerships and body shops...
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06-27-09, 08:33
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Re: Anyone ever heard of/used Malco products?
I purchase mine from a local body shop supply store
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09-02-09, 01:01
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Re: Anyone ever heard of/used Malco products?
Well since starting this thread we bought their Model 1200 Xtrax Extractor for $2,000 and let me tell you, this machine is by far the best Hot Water Extractor I have ever used, and I have used quite a few including all Mytee units. It has a 9 gallon solution tank, and the option of a single stage or dual stage vacuum. I rarely use the single stage because the dual creates 150 inches of water lift. Not to mention it has a 100 psi of 190 degree cleaning sloution.... I use their Xtrax liquid as the cleaning solution and man getting the job done is an understatement. I'll have to post some pictures up here of some of the jobs I have done with it. I have just been hard pressed for time to do it with how busy we have been.
Just my 0.02.
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09-03-09, 07:21
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Re: Anyone ever heard of/used Malco products?
The only one I've tried is the Imperial Paste Wax (non-VOC).
Great wax, good depth and swirl-hiding ability.

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09-06-09, 12:30
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Re: Anyone ever heard of/used Malco products?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Alfisti
The only one I've tried is the Imperial Paste Wax (non-VOC).
Great wax, good depth and swirl-hiding ability.

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I agree, great wax...
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09-06-09, 05:17
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Re: Anyone ever heard of/used Malco products?
cherry flash is good also and the also make presta products
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09-30-09, 06:56
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Re: Anyone ever heard of/used Malco products?
Has anyone use the presta wools? black yellow green blue? just want to know the feedback. Didn't have a chance to use it.
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09-30-09, 07:50
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Re: Anyone ever heard of/used Malco products?
I have used Malco purple compound or glaze, its OK but I wasnt overly impressed. I still like Menzerna po106ff but the front runner now for me is the presta CHROMA POLISH 1500 which is PERFECT for cutting friction and really rejuvenating the surface! I am going to switch to the 5 inch menzerna pads soon ...just to gain more control over the polisher and finish up final polish will look more even on BLACK with the smaller pads! SAME BACKING PAD as 7 inch pads. I love the presta wool pads with the nylon blend, I use them till they are DEAD with GREAT success.
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09-30-09, 07:54
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Re: Anyone ever heard of/used Malco products?
I buy all my products on line and I constantly do research to FIND BETTER products. I spend an average of 3.5 hours on every detail I do. I am always striving to find ways to improve my detail and CUT my time. Something like that. Be well!!!
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09-30-09, 08:01
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Re: Anyone ever heard of/used Malco products?
The PRESTA wool pad with nylon blend kicks but for REJUVENATION of surfaces. Dont use alot of product to CLOG the pad. i am ashamed to say I have had the same pad on my polisher for over 65 cars.... the more worn it gets the better the ability to remove surface scratches and surface door dings. Dont try this unless you can feel the drag from surface to your arm tension...I PUSH the substraight paint surface to its limits....trying to achieve an optically perfect GLASS SHINE! Then I show the customer how to maintain it. DONT try this unless you have polished for many years. Ben PS I dont follow any normal rules when doing rejuvenation...I JUST DO THE DAMN THING.
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10-01-09, 10:22
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Re: Anyone ever heard of/used Malco products?
Ever hear of the edit button?
Someone loves tooting his horn
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10-13-09, 12:06
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Re: Anyone ever heard of/used Malco products?
I have used Malco Aqua Wax. Having used DG951, Optimum Car Wax and Megs UQW before. But this is the first time after buying a 22oz bottle and liking the usage, that I have gone and bought my very first gallon.
I use it as a drying agent, sort of a WAUD, wax as you dry product; used it dry; used it for the interior trim; used it for the door jambs. Only places I havent used it on are the mirrors and tires.
Initially, I too was put off by it being a "body shop product". Whose main concern is cost and a bit of glitter. But now, I am itching to see what other Malco products I can try or use.
The Imperial Wax and Cherry Flash Wax looks like potential buy for me. But can't help and wonder whether it is a real wax, can be applied after LSP, or is it a cleaner wax. It says is made with pure premium natural Carnauba. But just wonder to what extent.
I also have their OdorNone Aerosol spray. My whole family loves it.
I also received a sample of their Ultra Violet Wash and Wax. 6oz to the Gallon. Havent tried that yet. Am a bit wary of wash and wax car shampoo.
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