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purp99gp

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For those of you that use some Meguiars Professional line, which products do you use. I was browsing through their professional section on their website and had a hard time deciding which products to use. I would be mostly applying everything by hand, but if necessary I can use a buffer. Thanks



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Diamond Cut #85, DACP #83, SFP #82, HP #81 and I am trying #38 Tire & Trim Dressing Gel and from the Detailer's line, Citri-Gel Multi Cleaner #D14.
 
I have: DACP, MPPC, APC+, Final Inspection, Final Detail, Engine Kote, All Metal Polish all=:up



By the way, you can call Meguiars and have them send you a free catalog of their pro products, it's really handy
 
COBRyan said:
I have ...Show Car Glaze (7) which is crap by the way..
"Crap"? To each his own, but *I* sure don't think #7 is crap..works GREAT (for me) on single-stage, especially lacquer. Literally "conditions" the paint, not an issue with basecoat/clear, but a BIG plus with lacquers. If you don't like the #7's application/removal characteristics, you might try the #3 Machine Glaze, #5 New Car Glaze, or the #81 hand polish. All sorta similar, but less finicky to use (and the #81 is meant for b/c paint).



Besides the other products that've been mentioned, I REALLY like the #16 paste wax. Like P21S but with better durability.
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COBRyan said:
I have DACP (83), SMR (9), Show Car Glaze (7) which is crap by the way, Fine Cut cleaner (I think it is number 3), and SFP (82).
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I've had good luck with #7 as well, I'm also wondering why you don't like it...you've got the yellow '03 with silver Saleen's right? I think you're over at SVTperformance...



And yes #16 is great!! :up
 
blackcaraddict said:
I've had good luck with #7 as well, I'm also wondering why you don't like it...you've got the yellow '03 with silver Saleen's right? I think you're over at SVTperformance...



And yes #16 is great!! :up
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Yep thats me lol! The reason I dont like #7 is it seems to be good for about a week or two, then the shine goes away quickly. Plus even applied with very thin coats seems to be a huge hassle to remove. My arms get very tired after using number 7. I have moved onto Vanilla Moose which is a 100% improvement. I still have my #7 on the shelf for a rainy day, but it stays out of my mobile detailing containers. I think #7 is good for exactly what it says, "show cars". I would probably use it on a car that I needed to be shiny for a weekend during a car show or some other event. Other than that, it seems impractical for a daily driver that gets washed 1-2 times a week.
 
Sorry to sound nasty, but you obviously did little/no research before using or even buying #7. There are a hundred good threads in the site with tips for #7 application and removal.

As for it's durability, Meg's would be the first to tell you it has poor durability; it's NOT A WAX.(or a synth. polish either, for that matter) It is indeed made for show cars who only need to shine for a weekend, but can be used as part of a multi-step process after the prep. stages, before the final coat.

I use Zaino as my protective base, then #7 for extra shine, and finally #26 for depth.

Do a search for the #7 threads, and you'll be very, very happy with #7 when used as it was intended.

Hope this helps,

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