Pats300zx
Super Moderator
Blackfire. Very professional looking.
What line of car care do you think has the best bottles/labels/branding?
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ihaveacamaro
I like teeth
Auto Finesse:
Dodo Juice:
Dodo Juice:
LostHighway
New member
Prima by a huge margin, it actually looks like they hired a decent graphic designer. Gtechniq isn't bad. Dodo Juice is quirky and delivers a distinctive and coordinated brand visual identity so props for that. Most detailing products, however, look like they either did the design work in house without a design staff or hired hacks or hired decent people but vetoed all the good options.
jvs1991
New member
I like the simple design of Megs detailer line stuff. Auto finesse has some nice bottles. I also like dodos packaging.
TroyScherer
Ummm.... Ya.....
I personally like the clear bottles for my product like Chemical guys use because I can see if everything is mixed properly.
I would love to have the ribbon applicator top on almost all of my bottles like the Meg's Pro Bottles.
I've the quality and heft of the Prima bottles.
For paste wax I am really digging the container and theme of BF BlackICE
cmichael258
New member
Blackfire and Dodo.
Orinda Auto Detail
Opti Coat Pro Certified
BF all day! Black Ice is one of my favorite selling tools when someone asks me why I'm 3 times higher price than the local scratch and shine. I pull Black Ice out and make the same sound of someone finding the holy grail "Awwwwwwwwwwww" go ask them if they use 150$ wax when they finish your car. So much easier than explaining what a hack is. I probably owe Todd commission for how many sales thats closed for me!
steeda
New member
I have never purchased nor do I have the intent to, but Eye Candy get my vote.
classofshine
New member
AF is nice, Prima as well. Griots does have some quality bottles.
Evan.J
I'm addicted to Shine
Blackfire has the slick look while Chemical guys has the cool look. Pinnacle has the classy look Meguiars has a basic look DoDo has the groovy look.
01GreyStangGT
Member
Blackfire and Mother's
Swanicyouth
New member
Prima has a very good look to it. A lot of brand recognition there. Plus, I like the bottle because they don't tip. The shorter and wider the bottle the better.
I like BF products a lot - and the labels, but I HATE the 22oz bottles like the bottle the pad cleaner comes in. Why? Because it tips over if you look at it wrong. Bad choice IMO. The bottle should have a round bottom.
Dodo Juice has a great logo and a brand theme. Honestly, I just want to like their products, even though I think some of them cost a lot for what you get.
I like the 1Z 16 oz bottles like the Shampoo and Spray Wax come in. They have a square bottom but don't seem to want to tip too much. Bottles seem high quality.
Swissvax stuff looks very nice, and again brand recognition. Although I haven't tried any of their stuff.
Griots has brand recognition as well and excellent 35oz bottles and sprayers. I think I may have bought some Griots stuff I really didn't need just because of the bottle.
Poor Boys looks dated to me. It makes me think the products inside are not technologically current. Some of their products I do like and use. Same with Duragloss - the bottles scream 1980s. But again, I like some of their stuff. Its just the bottles.
I don't like any of the OTC bottles or labels. They all say Walmart to me.
I like BF products a lot - and the labels, but I HATE the 22oz bottles like the bottle the pad cleaner comes in. Why? Because it tips over if you look at it wrong. Bad choice IMO. The bottle should have a round bottom.
Dodo Juice has a great logo and a brand theme. Honestly, I just want to like their products, even though I think some of them cost a lot for what you get.
I like the 1Z 16 oz bottles like the Shampoo and Spray Wax come in. They have a square bottom but don't seem to want to tip too much. Bottles seem high quality.
Swissvax stuff looks very nice, and again brand recognition. Although I haven't tried any of their stuff.
Griots has brand recognition as well and excellent 35oz bottles and sprayers. I think I may have bought some Griots stuff I really didn't need just because of the bottle.
Poor Boys looks dated to me. It makes me think the products inside are not technologically current. Some of their products I do like and use. Same with Duragloss - the bottles scream 1980s. But again, I like some of their stuff. Its just the bottles.
I don't like any of the OTC bottles or labels. They all say Walmart to me.
PPLd
New member
How could I forget PB?!
I agree simple black and white label and their product titles pretty much says it all. How can you get more clearer than Bird Sh#t Remover. :rockon
I agree.
Poorboys products are nicely labelled and their bottles look good + solidly built.
They work well for metoo.
wendell jarvis
New member
My vote goes to Menzerna.....Wax.......DoDo Juice
Bunky
Detailing Gnosis
I do like their sprayers compared to others. They do seem to be durable but the label on Citrus Wash and Glass has started to disintegrate since it gets wet. I do like the fact it states for Professional Use only.
Audi X2
Detail Driven
I always prefer bottles that are clear or allow you to easily see the contents in the container. Attractive graphics and easy to read labels are nice, but being able to see at a glance how much product is left in the bottle is a big plus.
07gtcs
New member
Black Fire and Pinnacle
Bunky
Detailing Gnosis
I will amend my comments:
Bottle - Prima bottles well made (thick walls) and broad base so very stable. As mentioned earlier, it would be nice if they were clear.
Overall look - Prima, simple design, durable labels, lots of informative information.
Sprayers - CG sprayers seem to be very durable but only two position: stream or spray. Adam's sprayers has rubberized finger but still two position. The twist nozzle type that AG and PB's sells should be better but definitely taller than the other type sprayers, I have had more issues with white ones have had issues (not pumping) but have not used the gray ones enough.
Bottle - Prima bottles well made (thick walls) and broad base so very stable. As mentioned earlier, it would be nice if they were clear.
Overall look - Prima, simple design, durable labels, lots of informative information.
Sprayers - CG sprayers seem to be very durable but only two position: stream or spray. Adam's sprayers has rubberized finger but still two position. The twist nozzle type that AG and PB's sells should be better but definitely taller than the other type sprayers, I have had more issues with white ones have had issues (not pumping) but have not used the gray ones enough.