Ardex detailing supplies

[larrendeuce]

http://www.k2distributing.com/pages/automotive-detail-dressings.html

Does anyone else use ardex products? My shop uses ardex exclusively and I wonder about the quality. It does get the job done but I'd rather know how it stacks up against mothers or meguiars product lines.

 

[Beemerboy]

I have a swirl remover by them and I think that its so so. Outside that I have no exprence with any other of there products

 

[Scott P]

Ardex is aimed at the pro market. I've never tried it, but knew a detailer that used a lot of the stuff. From what I've read, a lot of the stuff was oily and not especially great.

 

[stainbuster]

I use Ardex's Stereo#2 glaze (awesome shtuff!) like mad. Also like their "Details" aerosol dressing. Their water-based dressing IMO, is crap.

Can't say I'd be comfortable using their entire line *exclusively*, but some of their products are outstanding.

My $.02.

 

[stainbuster]

Oh yeah, Alpha Grit is awesome as well. Look what it did for this Vette:

 

[gentletouch]

I use the Speedy Brightener 2 dressing for tires only. It does the job I need it to do. I would not put it on the interior though. Too solventy (if thats a word).

 

[shotime]

New Wave is one of the better APC's I've used. It's the only one that hasn't left me gaging. It's smells great.

 

[larrendeuce]

I use new wave for the interior, overspray for the glass, top dog for degreasing door jambs, the engine, and tires, and buster for the wheels. I agree about the dressing, we only use it for the tires and for dressing the engine.