MARK-V Products
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forrest@mothers
Serious no BS kinda guy
They supply primarily to dealerships and volume users.
They aren't in to retail packaging and small sizes. But, it's pretty good stuff considering the market they're in and hte prices they have to be at to compete.
Where do you get it?
They aren't in to retail packaging and small sizes. But, it's pretty good stuff considering the market they're in and hte prices they have to be at to compete.
Where do you get it?
imported_WCD
New member
I used them when I began and live within driving distance to Mark V. My only complaint was the IP100 that left "snail tracks" when a little humid. It lasted a long time, but did not come off evenly all the time.
I heard that they were sued big time by Auto Wax, INC over clay and sold to a larger company..maybe Eagle. It is still manufactured, but I am not sure the same family owns it.
Rob
I heard that they were sued big time by Auto Wax, INC over clay and sold to a larger company..maybe Eagle. It is still manufactured, but I am not sure the same family owns it.
Rob
Bill D
Hooked For Life
A frequent advertiser in Professional Car Wash & Detailing Magazine
Demon Detailer
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To set the record straight, Mark V is still in business and doing quite well. We still manufacture a full line of detailing supplies, car wash tunnel supplies and additives (like Fuel Injector Cleaner).
We have a new blending facility in Corona, California and sell in volumes from 1 quart to 55 gallon drums.
As for the IP 100 "snail tracks", try our new Paint Sealant. It is easier to use, lasts longer and gives a brighter shine than the IP 100.
We have a new blending facility in Corona, California and sell in volumes from 1 quart to 55 gallon drums.
As for the IP 100 "snail tracks", try our new Paint Sealant. It is easier to use, lasts longer and gives a brighter shine than the IP 100.