If you had to use one product line....??

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nonwelder

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What would it be? I want to use one product line for an AIO/prep, sealant, and other misc. products. I was thinking optimum, Jeff's.....



Thought Jeff's might be good. I am currently using many DG products. Maybe I should stay there?!?!?



Help!



Thanks so much
 
Menzerna for me, all the way. I'd pick 3.01 or .02, 106ff, FTG, FMJ. Of course you'd still have to go to another line for all the other products...
 
If I had to use one product line it would be optimum, simply because a lot of other lines do not have good prep products and prep is 90%, and did I mention I LOVE ONR!



Clearkote is a great line too if you have to only use one, but they dont cater much to machine swirl removal with no fillers.



But generally each line, for me, has certain things I like, for example victoria wax has good wax but no machine polish, yet optimum has great polish but no carnauba.
 
Meguiars is a pretty good line from top to bottom.



I really like the FK-1 lineup, though I have not tried any of their polishes/compounds.



Chemical Guys offer an extensive list of products that should cover almost any job.
 
Thomss said:
If I had to use one line to do everything, for me, Chemical Guys.

They have a range of great products.
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Same here. The more I buy of theirs, the more I like their stuff.



I'm going to be using the heavy cut and matte finish vinyl stuff on a couple cars today.... review later...
 
I would go Optimum, their polishes are very user friendly and they also have a great sealant, tire, interior etc. A close second is Poorboys, the hae a product for everything and its well priced and works.
 
Ewwwwww! If I had to? If I had to it would be either, 1Z, Optimum or Four Star.....thats as good an asnwer as I can give. Its the ol "If you were trapped on an island question?"
 
If I couldnt stray from 1 line at all I'd choose Megs. I dont use a ton of megs stuff currently, but they just make so much stuff that it'd probably be my choice.
 
I'd use Duragloss....it's easy to come by locally, not overly costly, and does nearly everything I need and expect in a protectant. About the only thing they don't have is a good paint polish to remove swirls... I find myself already using many of their products...
 
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